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Author: Julia Riede Publisher: Createspace Independent Publishing Platform ISBN: 9781543128147 Category : Languages : en Pages : 62
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Cornucopia shawls (sometimes also called vortex shawls) are the perfect shawl shape to knit and design if you want your shawls to be adjustable, versatile, and easy to wear. Knitting cornucopia shawls makes sure you won't run out of yarn in the middle of your project! This book continues detailed instructions on how to knit and design cornucopia (vortex) shawls. It comes with three example patterns.
Author: Julia Riede Publisher: Createspace Independent Publishing Platform ISBN: 9781543128147 Category : Languages : en Pages : 62
Book Description
Cornucopia shawls (sometimes also called vortex shawls) are the perfect shawl shape to knit and design if you want your shawls to be adjustable, versatile, and easy to wear. Knitting cornucopia shawls makes sure you won't run out of yarn in the middle of your project! This book continues detailed instructions on how to knit and design cornucopia (vortex) shawls. It comes with three example patterns.
Author: Shamita Das Dasgupta Publisher: Rutgers University Press ISBN: 9780813525181 Category : History Languages : en Pages : 260
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A Patchwork Shawl sheds light on the lives of a segment of the U.S. immigrant population that has long been relegated to the margins. It focuses on women's lives that span different worlds: Bangladesh, India, Pakistan, and the United States. This collection of essays by and about South Asian women in America challenges stereotypes by allowing women to speak in their own words. Together they provide discerning insights into the reconstruction of immigrant patriarchy in a new world, and the development of women's resistance to that reconstruction. Shamita Das DasGupta's introduction also acquaints readers with the psychological topography of the South Asian community. A Patchwork Shawl considers topics from re-negotiation of identity to sexuality, violence to intimacy, occupations to organizing within the community. The essays bear witness to women's negotiations for independent identities, their claim to their own bodies, and the right to choose relationships based on their own histories and truths. They bring new understanding to the intersection of gender, ethnicity, race, sexuality, and class.
Author: Sara Kay Hartmann Publisher: Penguin ISBN: 163250006X Category : Crafts & Hobbies Languages : en Pages : 138
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Crocheted shawls inspired by classic poetry! Just as poetry laces together the simplest of words into dramatic lyrical pieces, Poetic Crochet uses basic stitches to create a romantic, breathtaking collection of shawls and wraps. When creating this classic, wearable collection of shawls, wraps, and stoles, you'll explore a variety of shawl shapes, construction techniques, borders, and edgings. Author Sara Kay Hartman shares her tips for selecting the fibers that work best in shawl making, how to achieve a beautiful drape, how to play with gauge when crocheting shawls, and more. The patterns in Poetic Crochet won't require any special technique knowledge, but rather they have been designed to highlight the simple sophistication achievable with the most basic of stitches. Crocheters with any experience level, beginner to advanced, will find something rewarding--and poetic--in this inspired collection of 20 projects.
Author: John Beasant Publisher: Random House ISBN: 1780571283 Category : History Languages : en Pages : 219
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Oman is one of the world’s most secretive countries,ruled with absolute authority by the Sultan. All information is strictly controlled by the State: British Prime Minister Edward Heath once said that the story of the 1970 Palace Coup and the events that followed would ‘not be told in our lifetime’. Following ten years’ residency in the country a senior member of Sultan Qaboos's Family suggested that John Beasant write a political history of Oman that would to some extent rehabilitate the maligned name of former Sultan Said, who was deposed in the 1970 Coup. In 'Oman' Beasant catalogues a nature of exploitation woven through all manner of political and commercial interests and casts light on the dark practices so often involved in the sale of arms to Middle Eastern states and illustrates the political use to which the sale of ‘black gold’ - oil - can be put. Oman is a parable of our times, detailing rivalry and intrigue between people in high places. It is one of the most dramatic tales in Arab history: a chronicle of personal price, rapacious greed and undiluted lust for power.
Author: Samuel M. Steward Publisher: Alyson Books ISBN: Category : Fiction Languages : en Pages : 226
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The most unlikely detectives since Miss Marple are back. Gertrude Stein and Alice B. Toklas step out of the literary haut monde and into the Parisian underworld to track down a murderer and art thief. As they sift for clues in literary salons and art exhibitions, gay American writer Johnny McAndrews takes the reader on a wicked romp through the decadent side of Parisian life.
Author: Julia Riede
Author: Julia Riede
Author: Shamita Das Dasgupta
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Author: California State Agricultural Society
Author: Sara Kay Hartmann
Author: John Beasant
Author: Samuel M. Steward
Author: Sarah Hopkins Bradford
Author: California. Legislature