A garter-stitch, one-piece jacket knitted using EPS (Elizabeth's Percentage System).  1 1/2 pounds wool knits up to 44" around and 26" long.

This book is based on a workshop - and starts you at the very beginning - making a pull skein, casting on a testing gauge -- and advances quickly to color-pattern knitting. In the next set of lessons, a seamless yoke sweater and a drop shoulder sweater ar

Meg's shaded Aspen Yoke pullover and EZ's now-classic Ribwarmer Vest. Aspen Yoke gauge 4 sts = 1", size 40" around.  Materials 24 oz Icelandic wool in cream, 4 oz blacksheep, 2 oz dark caramel, 2 oz beige.  1 11 1/2",

An ingenious 1-piece garter-stitch baby jacket. 6 sts =1" will fit a newborn, 5 sts = 1" will fit a 1-year old or older.

The year begins with an Aran sweater and proceeds to February baby things, a March Shetland, an April blanket, May mittens, and so on through the months, completing the Zodiac with a December last-minute wishbone sweater. The author continuously comments

Elizabeth Zimmermann comes to the rescue with clever solutions to frustrating knitting problems and step-by-step instructions for brilliant, timeless designs. In Knitting Without Tears, you'll find elegant designs for color-pattern Norwegian ski sweaters,

Elizabeth’s Baby Surprise Jacket has settled comfortably into the pantheon of classic hand knitting patterns. Baby Surprise Jacket Materials: 400-500 yds of Shetland Jumper Weight wool, 24” circular needle, sized to get gauge (approx. US 3-

Elizabeth and Meg's original 100-technique Knitting Glossary Video is now updated for DVD and Meg has added over thirty "new" techniques. You will find: 13 Ways to Cast On, 7 Ways to Cast Off, 15 I-Cord variations, Entrelec and many more!

Newsletters 1958 - 1968 Many knitters considered the designs in Elizabeth Zimmermann's Newsletters to be timeless; from her first Fair Isle issue in 1958, to the now classic Baby Surprise Jacket in 1968. Long time fans will wel

Knitting Lessons with master knitter, Elizabeth Zimmermann. The lessons originally aired on PBS, from beginnings (casting on, increasing, decreasing and color work) to Master classes (aran and fair isle sweaters, shoulder shapings, steeks and more) edited

For those of you who know of Elizabeth Zimmerman and her no nonsense, yet simple and practical approach to knitting, you'll really enjoy this book. Part knitting instruction book, and part autobiography, it provides directions for making a moccasin sock a

This sweater is all worked on circular needles; just a few purl rows at the very end.  There is a short bit of cutting for the V itself.  You may use any wool you like and any pattern-stitch.