Contemporary Knitting by Ruth Lee

Contemporary Knitting by Ruth Lee

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Contemporary Knitting by Ruth Lee

Innovative hand-knitting techniques in rows and rounds for the adventurous fibre artist and craft maker, worked in diverse and unusual materials, such as wire, paper yarn, plant materials and plastics, found and recycled materials, rope and elastics. Samples are backed up with in-depth information relating to technique, fibres and materials and their unique properties. Wonderfully illustrated with the best contemporary knitted textiles and knitted jewellery available today. With the current revival in hand knitting still in full flow, this book explores traditional two- and three-dimensional knitting techniques in new and innovative ways.
' A long awaited look of how experimental knitting suits a modern context in the creation of outdoor installation work, gallery pieces, wearable art and body adornment'Textile Fibre Forum
Ruth Lee is a textile artist and teacher who has taught knit and non-loom weaving-based techniques for over 30 years. As a maker and teacher she is committed to promoting traditional textile construction techniques within contemporary fibre arts practice. Ruth has recently studied printed textiles and is currently exploring new directions for her work, in particular combining digital technologies with the handmade across print, stitch and off- loom construction techniques. She lives in Cumbria and exhibits widely across the UK.
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ISBN 13 9780713490466
ISBN 10 0713490462
Title Contemporary Knitting
Author Ruth Lee
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Binding Type Hardback
Publisher Batsford Ltd
Year published 2007-10-29
Number of pages 128
Cover note Book picture is for illustrative purposes only, actual binding, cover or edition may vary.
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