Save Over 60% on 6 Knitting Patterns from Pam Allen in the NEW Easy-to-download Designer Profile eBook

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February 10, 2011

Introducing a new way to study knitting masters: Designer Profile eBooks

Designer Profile eBook, with 6 Knitting Patterns by Pam Allen
Now Available for Download!

Discover the beauty of knitwear design in the NEW Designer Profile eBook, with 6 Knitting Patterns by Pam Allen.

Pam Allen is an entrepreneur in the world of knitting. Her key to success is not just getting things done, but getting them done right. With the Designer Profile eBook, with 6 Knitting Patterns by Pam Allen, you will dive into the world of this designer and see just how her ambition to get things "just right" has led to some wonderful knit designs.

With your download of this new eBook, you'll receive a designer profile on Pam All and 6 complete patterns that showcase Pam’s calm aesthetic. She has a classic approach to knitwear, designing timeless pieces that can be worn by a variety of ages and personalities. Plus, her accessories are practical and stylish.

Download this eBook today and immerse yourself
in Pam Allen’s knitwear!

Pam Allen's Designer Profile eBook includes these popular patterns:

Felted Fair Isle Bag: A great carry-all that adds color to any wardrobe. Plus, if you're new to Fair Isle knitting, this felted project is a great way to get started, as felting can cover some of your mistakes.

Flutter Sleeve Cardigan: One of Interweave Store's most downloaded patterns, this simply cardigan has a flattering fit with easy shaping and flattering flutter sleeves. Wear it with jeans to a picnic or dress is up with vintage buttons.

Sophisticated-Rustic Jacket: Another most-popular Interweave Store pattern, this textured jacket with a cowl collar is a wardrobe staple. Add personality with fun buttons to make it your own.

Ruffled Party Bag: A great hostess gift or party bag for your niece, this fun-to-knit basic bag is both girly and practical--and it's great for beginning knitters. Dress is up with embroidery or let the ruffles show your feminine side.

Te Rosada: This flattering sweater is quick-to-knit and showcases varigated yarn well. With minimal shaping, this cozy pullover is a good first-sweater project to tackle.

Refined Aran Jacket: This v-neck cardigan is classic, timeless, and flattering. A most-downloaded cardigan pattern from Interweave Store, this sweater speaks volumes for Pam Allen's knitwear design abilities.

Get all 6 of these patterns in one easy-to-download eBook and SAVE!

Each one of these patterns cost $5.50 each, but together in this Designer Profile eBook you'll get them all for the low price of just $11.99, a savings of over $20! Download your Designer Profile eBook, with 6 Knitting Patterns by Pam Allen today and save over 60% the price of individual patterns!

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Folk Art Rug

by Pam Allen

Pam Allen used graphic folk art motifs as the jumping-off point for this nine-color wool rug. To start, the center panel is worked in sections, or panels, that build one upon the other in different knitting directions. Then stitches are picked up along the outer edges with a circular needle, and the rest of the rug is knitted in the round. Learn more.

Indian Floral Vest

by Pam Allen

With the rich colors and intricate floral motifs of India in Pam Allen's minds eye, she selected a deep saturated scarlet as the main color for the vest, then chose three subtle variations of madder for the embroidery. Pam suggests using a large needle for embroidery and rotating it back and forth between thumb and index finger while pulling it through the fabric. Learn more.

Counterpane Pullover

by Pam Allen

Pam Allen makes the most of velvety angora in a chunky weight in her Counterpane Pullover, punctuating a dense garter stitch ground with a distinctive lace motif. Learn more.

Floral Gathering Sac
by Pam Allen

Pam Allen designed this ample sac with two shades of hand-dyed yarn and an intarsia pattern inspired by a floral motif she found in a book on Turkish rugs. Learn more.

Find More Great Patterns from Top Knitwear Designer Pam Allen
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Wait! There's More! Check out these great books edited by Pam Allen,
available at InterweaveStore.com:

		Scarf Style: Innovative to Traditional, 31 Inspirational Designs to Knit and Crochet Edited by Pam Allen Expand your idea of what a scarf can be! This collection of 31 elegant, whimsical, and ingenious scarves taps the expertise of over twenty-five knitwear designers who offer new ways to think about this most basic of garments. Expect to be surprised: a timeless scarf that uses cables and stitch patterns, a "scarf" that functions as a pair of portable sleeves with a turtleneck, a delicate triangular shawl based on traditional Estonian lace patterns, and a deconstructed striped scarf held together with brightly colored bobbles. Learn more.

		Lace Style: Traditional to Innovative, 21 Inspired Designs to Knit Edited by Pam Allen and Ann Budd Revel in ways to use lace as allover patterns, trims and edgings, and inserts. Innovative designs include a lace pattern typically used for baby wear boldly translated into a striking woman's scalloped jacket, a delicate lace edging used to accent a featherlight lingerie dress, a chic skirt made lacy with intentionally dropped stitches, a wide-brim garden hat with a decidedly vintage feel, a sophisticated bracelet knitted from fine silver wire, and much more.

		Color Style: Innovative to Traditional, 17 Inspired Designs to Knit Edited by Pam Allen and Ann Budd From simple repeating stripes to intricate Fair Isle patterns, two or more colors can add life and dimension to garments and accessories. Color Style features classic and innovative use of traditional color techniques by top knitwear designers that will be a welcome library addition for beginner and experienced knitters alike. From an easy-to-knit pullover that alternates narrow stripes of solid and variegated yarns to a multicolored Fair Isle cardigan worked with steeks, readers will find loads of practical projects and inspiration from fifteen top knitwear designers including Veronik Avery, Mags Kandis, Deborah Newton, Kristin Nicholas, Shirley Paden, and more. Learn more.