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Synopsis
Let Arne & Carlos guide you on a journey into the colourful and imaginative bird kingdom! Inspired by nature both at home and abroad, from their garden in Tonsåsen comes the characteristic bullfinch, chickadee and wagtail, to name a few – but the fun doesn't stop there. Knit cold weather birds with Norwegian traditional patterns, and keep them warm with bird-sized wool caps and scarves; make brilliant birds-of-paradise decorated with embroidery, sequins, and feathers; or spread your wings a little further with birds featuring vintage Mexican embroidery motifs. These delightful birds can be used as decorations year-round, but they may tend to migrate towards the Christmas tree when the time approaches. With clear instructions, helpful diagrams and full-colour photographs, it’s time for every knitter’s imagination to take flight.
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About the Author
Arne Nerjordet and Carlos Zachrisson, Norwegian and Swedish respectively, established their design company ARNE & CARLOS in 2002. Drawing on traditional Scandinavian influences and the natural environment, they create original and striking knitwear, and work with such prestigious fashion designers as Comme des Garçons. Arne and Carlos’s creative base is their eclectic farm in Norway, where they absorb the rich tradition of Scandinavian arts and crafts while exploring their own knitwear inspirations. Visit their website www.arnecarlos.com
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Let Arne & Carlos guide you on a journey into the colourful and imaginative bird kingdom, inspired by nature both at home from their garden in Tonsåsen and abroad. In this book, the famous knitting duo will teach you how to knit a beautiful variety of birds, from the common bullfinch and wagtail to brilliant birds-of-paradise, as well as feathered-friends with jazzy designs featuring traditional Norwegian patterns and vintage Mexican embroidery motifs. These delightful birds can be used as decorations year-round, but they may tend to migrate towards the Christmas tree when the time approaches. With clear instructions, helpful diagrams and full-colour photographs, it’s time for every knitter’s imagination to take flight.
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- PublisherSearch Press
- Publication date2017
- ISBN 10 1782215395
- ISBN 13 9781782215394
- BindingPaperback
- LanguageEnglish
- Number of pages176
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Softcover. Condition: Very Good. Immediate dispatch from Somerset. Nice book in great condition. Pages in unused excellent condition. No notes or highlighting. See images. Fantastic book. About the book >.>.> We both really like birds and do what we can to keep them around. Some of them are here throughout the winter, and are happy to partake of the seeds and bread crumbs that we hang up or set out in bowls and on trays And when spring comes, we're always happy when we hear our seasonal friends twittering outside our bedroom window for the first time. After the ice and snow melt, we can count on seeing the same pair of red-breasted mer gansers that come back year after year to nest in the area around the water near our house. It's always a welcome visit! In the summer, it's showtime when Mom and Dad fly into the birdhouse to feed their young-not to then tion the charming spectacle the little ones make when they squeak and peep to make it absolutely clear that they want to have dinner. It's with a certain sadness that w? see the migratory birds fly south in the autumn, even if we know they 'Il faithfully return home in the spring, but we still have our winter bird to keep us company. So we live with birds t. Seller Inventory # Batch-FM349-VG-8419
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