Well by now we all know and love Debbie Bliss so you know what you can expect from this book, but there are a few drawbacks here---for one, when will she realize that Fair Isle should only be knit in the round? And all patterns should be graphed as well a

Using wonderful a yarn in knotwork, spirals, key patterns, fretwork and beasts from the metalwork and manuscripts of the Celts, Alice Starmore has created twenty-five designs including six for children. One key design is used three ways and each sweater i

Celtic Braid Sock: adult s (m, l). ~525 yds. fingering weight yarn. US 2 dpns (5-needle set); cable needle.

Ollipheist is The Great Beast in Celtic legend, and is another form of the Gaelic uilebheist (oo-le-veist) which means “monster”. This monster is scaly on one side and bony on the other! SIZING Children’s  size 2 (4, 6, 8, 10, 12)<br /

After more than eighteen years of quality publishing and numerous sold-out issues, Knitter's Magazine has compiled the best Aran and Celtic projects to meet the demands of their readers. Knitters are introduced to cable techniques with clearly illustrated

... for Today's Knitter This is a complicated book to explain, you sort of have to see it. First, let's just agree that as far as knitting goes Viking=Celtic, you know, the elaborate cable braids on all the