Crafts & Hobbies

Vogue Knitting: Classic Patterns from the World's Most Celebrated Knitting Magazine

Written by Art Joinnides, Foreword by Anna Sui, Introduction by Trisha Malcom

• Pub Date: November 8, 2011
• Format: Hardcover
• Category: Crafts & Hobbies - Knitting
• Publisher: Rizzoli
• Trim Size: 9 x 12
• US Price: $50.00
• CAN Price: $50.00
• ISBN: 978-0-8478-3680-2

About This Book

This “best of” volume celebrates Vogue Knitting’s thirtieth anniversary and is a must-have for knitters at all levels. Whether you are a young or an old knitter, a novice or an expert, one thing remains true: Vogue Knitting magazine is the bible for innovative and inspiring knitted garments. In the past decades, the handcrafted revolution has converted lovers of fashion and young people alike into obsessive knitters. Vogue Knitting, the most respected knitting magazine in the world, has served as an indispensable how-to guide for knitters with its beautiful and intricate patterns.
This must-have volume features the most sought-after patterns of Vogue Knitting from its launch in 1982 to the present. Reproducing more than eighty full-color patterns by renowned designers such as Marc Jacobs, Twinkle, Oscar de la Renta, and Cynthia Rowley, as well as various legends within the knitting community, this volume combines classic and cutting-edge styles and will remain a timeless and essential book for knitters of all levels and styles.
From sweaters to suits, from elegant to edgy, Vogue Knitting features a range of patterns for beginners and experts alike. In essence, this volume embodies what Vogue Knitting has stood for over the past thirty years: inspiration, luxury, creativity, and fashion.       
 

About the Author

Trisha Malcolm has been the editor in chief of Vogue Knitting magazine since 1997 and the editorial director of SoHo Publishing since 2001. She has published dozens of books on knitting. Art Joinnides relaunched Vogue Knitting in 1982. He is the publisher of SoHo Publishing and Sixth & Spring Books. Fashion designer Anna Sui has a worldwide cult following who look to her each season for ironic mixes of romantic nostalgia and rock-and-roll glam.