The Knitting Goddess - by Deborah Bergman (Paperback)

About the Book

Wonderful for beginners as well as more advanced knitters, this one-of-a-kind approach goes beyond conventional how-to guides to get to the heart and soul of knitting. As it teaches readers how to master the craft, "The Knitting Goddess" also entertains, inspires, and informs them with stories about knitting. A wealth of illustrated projects is included.

Book Synopsis

Now available in paperback, this unique and creative book goes beyond the conventional how-to guides to get to the essence of the craft.

From Hollywood to fashion circles to knitting circles on college campuses across the country, knitting is the hippest new skill around and is practiced by millions of people.

Combining the best of two great worlds, The Knitting Goddess consists of 10 chapters, each offering a fascinating story of an ancient goddess, which is then applied to a basic knitting technique or simple pattern. Learn, for instance, about Isis, the mother goddess of Egypt, and knit a red stole that grants power to its wearer. Other stories and projects include Athene and a scarf called a smoke ring, Penelope and a warm beautiful sweater, and more. Wonderful for beginners as well as the more advanced knitter, this one-of-a-kind approach to knitting will teach readers not only how to master the craft, but will also entertain, inspire, and inform.

About the Author

Deborah Bergman is the author of River of Glass, a novel, and Inner Voyager: A Journal for Intuitive Spiritual Discovery. She has assisted a variety of prominent authors in telling their inspirational healing stories, and mentors knitters and handspinners in making their craft a spiritual practice. She lives in western Oregon, and grew up in Princeton, New Jersey.