Seed stitch was first recorded in 1649 when King Charles I wore a seed stitch waistcoat to his beheading. Centuries later, it is still one of the most used stitches among knitters. Surprisingly, little has been done to adapt seed stitch's rich texture or combine it with other knitting techniques-until now! In this ground breaking exploration of seed stitch, Rosemary Drysdale uses seed stitch in ways like never before. Mainstay knitting techniques such as colourwork, cabling, slip stitch, openwork, geometric patterns, and more are infused with seed stitch in a stitch dictionary of 60 innovative swatches. Many of these new stitch patterns are then incorporated into 25 gorgeous projects, including pillows, cowls, bags, sweaters, and more, that give a modern flavour to this timeless stitch. With its accessible approach and careful instructions on how to work seed stitch, knitters will also be educated on design and inspired to further utilize this stitch in their own projects.

Entirely new exploration of this historic stitch. Includes 25 gorgeous projects. Features 60 innovative swatches infusing classic knitting techniques with seed stitch.

About the Author
Rosemary Drysdale, author of bestselling Entrelac and Entrelac 2, has enjoyed a decades-long career as a designer and teacher of knitting and embroidery at both Pratt Institute and the Fashion Institute of Technology in New York. She is an editor at Vogue Knitting and Knit Simple magazines as well as a yarn-industry consultant. She teaches knitting courses around the world.


Book Information
ISBN 9781942021643
Author Rosemary Drysdale
Imprint Sixth & Spring Books
Publisher West Broadway Distribution Services, LLC