Knitting With Rainbows by Carol Feller

Description

Carol Feller is an independent knitwear designer and knitting teacher. Her design approach combines her training as both an artist and a structural engineer, emphasizing seamless construction and clever shaping techniques to create flattering, tailored garments with interesting shapes and textures. Her patterns for men, women, and children are widely published in books and magazines, including Knitting in the Sun (Wiley, 2009), More Knitting in the Sun (Wiley, 2011), Twist Collective, Interweave Knits, Knitty, and Yarn Forward. You can find her self-published patterns and e-books on her website (www.stolenstitches.com) and on Ravelry (www.ravelry.com/designers/carol-feller). Carol blogs on stolenstitches.com and can also be found on Twitter (stolenstitches), Ravelry (littlefellers), and Facebook (carol.feller). She lives in Cork, Ireland, with her husband, four sons, and a large dog.

Author and designer Carol Feller says about her book:

Knitting with gradients is so much fun – I can never wait to see how the next colour will look knitted up! You now have so much choice, with the huge upsurge in the availability of gradient yarn skeins and mini-skein sets. Unfortunately, faced with a beautiful gradient skein pack, the yarn can sometimes look so perfect that it can be a little intimidating just to cast on. How can you make sure you knit them in at pattern and style that will do the yarn justice? Or, to put it another way, what is the best way to knit with a rainbow? Join me for an exciting exploration of gradient yarns!