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March 20, 2009
A History of Handknitting by Richard Ruff
I have been listening to an abridged audio version of this book in my way into work the last few mornings. I find that this method of digestion of what could be a bit of a dry book, has made 'reading' it a listening pleasure. I downloaded a copy for £3.95 via iTunes, but you can get it directly from audible.com too (though it seems to be slightly more expensive that way).
I have learned so much about the history of knitting and the lack of evidence/research enabling an accurate chronology of the beginnings of knitting history.
I am really looking forward to 'reading' the rest of this book and would recommend it highly to anyone interested in finding out more about the origins of our beloved craft.
Posted by glittrgirl at March 20, 2009 12:42 PM
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