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Bags Two by Trisha Malcolm
Category: Art and Design | Series: "Vogue Knitting" on the Go S.
With "On the Go! Bags Two", knitters of all levels can make their own designer handbags for a fraction of the cost - and have twenty boutique worthy purses, guilt-free! You can choose from both classic styles and today's hottest trends: an elegant evening bag with a dainty scallop pattern; a basketweave ...Show more
Crochet Basics by Trisha Malcolm
Category: Art and Design | Series: "Vogue Knitting" on the Go! S.
In a world where everyone is constantly in a rush an on the move, finding time out for yourself can be next to impossible. "I wish I had more time to knit" is the universal cry of all who love the craft. That is where this series "Vogue Knitting On The Go!" comes in: the projects are designed to fill sp ...Show more
Crocheted Scarves: Pt. 2 by Trisha Malcolm
Category: Art and Design | Series: "Vogue Knitting" on the Go S.
Stylish and easy to create, scarves are also great on-the-go projects - and that's why they've earned a second volume in this popular series. This follow-up guide takes crocheters beyond the basics with more than 20 new and unique designs for men, women and kids. Select from a range of designs: a simple ...Show more
Crocheted Shawls by Sixth & Spring Books (Created by); Trisha Malcolm (Editor)
Category: Craft | Series: Vogue Knitting on the Go! Ser.
Continuing the tradition of the bestselling Knitting On the Go series, this new entry features innovative patterns that crocheters of all skill levels will want to snap up and take everywhere. Well-known designers (including Sasha Kagan and Candi Jensen) have contributed their beautiful work to the coll ...Show more
Felted Crochet by Trisha Malcolm
Category: Art and Design | Series: "Vogue Knitting" on the Go S.
What a combination! Two of today's trendiest fibre arts come together like yarn and hooks in this newest "On the Go" title: crochet and felting. Colourfully illustrated, and with great projects that range from bags, scarves, blankets and toys, to a notebook cover and even a set of baskets, there's somet ...Show more
Kids Knits by Trisha Malcolm
Category: Animals & Nature | Series: "Vogue Knitting" on the Go! S.
In a world where everyone is constantly in a rush an on the move, finding time out for yourself can be next to impossible. "I wish I had more time to knit" is the universal cry of all who love the craft. That is where this series Vogue Knitting On The Go! comes in: the projects are designed to fill spar ...Show more
Vogue On Alexander McQueen by Chloe Fox
Category: Fashion | Series: Vogue on ...
Alexander (Lee) McQueen was - for the 15 years that he stood at its helm - British fashion's most significant figure. His extraordinary career, which took him from humble beginnings as an apprentice on Savile Row to the creative directorship of his own global brand, is a story of hard work, ambition and ...Show more
Vogue On: Coco Chanel by Bronwyn Cosgrave
Category: Fashion | Series: Vogue on Designers
Hailed as 'the most influential female designer of the twentieth century', Coco Chanel pioneered classic easy-to-wear fashion for the modern woman. She arrived on the fashion scene when feathers, lace and ostentatious beads were favourites, and proceeded to re-invent couture using new materials, like je ...Show more
Vogue on: Coco Chanel by Bronwyn Cosgrave
Category: LIFESTYLE AND FASHION | Series: Vogue on Designers Ser.
A Vogue insiders’ view of the world of Coco Chanel. This essential companion to the world of Coco Chanel traces her iconic designs and glamorous, racy life, from the opening of her Chanel Boutique in Paris – still a destination store today – and the launch of her first perfume, Chanel No. 5, in 1921, to ...Show more
Vogue on Cristobal Balenciaga by Susan Irvine
Category: Fashion | Series: Vogue on Designers
In 1936, Cristobal Balenciaga opened a fashion house in Paris, after fleeing the Spanish civil war; within a couple of seasons he had raised fashion to the level of art. Christian Dior called Balenciaga 'the master of us all', while Coco Chanel claimed that he alone was 'a couturier in the truest sense ...Show more
Vogue on Gianni Versace by Charlotte Sinclair
Category: Fashion | Series: Vogue on Designers
Gianni Versace created a fashion house that, as Vogue declared, defined late twentieth-century glamour, invented the supermodel and sanctioned in the public consciousness a supremely self-assured feminine sexuality.' His debut line in 1978 was instantly successful; in the Eighties, his extravagant desig ...Show more
Vogue on Giorgio Armani by Kathy Phillips
Category: Fashion | Series: Vogue on Designers
Armani's style is elegance and sensual simplicity incarnate. 'Few names in fashion conjure so distinctive a look,' said Vogue. For Armani, design has always been about an easy, timeless grace, not constantly changing trends; clothes meant to compliment the body, not merely cover it. With his careful rem ...Show more