At last, the best of Trisha Malcolm’s Vogue Knitting is gathered in one stunning anthology, with articles, essays, and workshops for knitters of all levels and instruction from some of knitwear’s most beloved designers. This practical, comprehensive and inspiring sourcebook presents invaluable guides on beginner and expert techniques and smart tips on the design process, as well as fascinating insights into the history of knitting in the US and around the world.

This volume contains advice on proper gauging, altering patterns, sketching and scale-drawing, hemming, stitching sleeves, shaping the garment, sweater-making, and more. It includes the most memorable essays and seminars from beloved knitwear designer Elizabeth Zimmermann and daughter Meg Swansen, as well as from other knitting luminaries such as Barbara Walker and Melanie Falick.