Perspectives book edited by Julie Rutter & Emily K. Williams lying on wooden table. Book cover photos shows view from behind of two women sitting in a field wearing handknit hats.
Perspectives book edited by Julie Rutter & Emily K. Williams. Pages open to photo of the Feshie Shawl, one knit in fuschia and one in grey, draped over a woman turned towards camera while sitting on a log outside.
Perspectives book edited by Julie Rutter & Emily K. Williams. Inside of book photo shows a spread view from behind of two women sitting in a field wearing handknit hats. There is a large caption containing information about Scotland and the hat pattern.
Perspectives book edited by Julie Rutter & Emily K. Williams. Pages open to photo of the Eanaich Shawl, knit in green and cream, being held by a woman standing in field. Opposite page provides more information about the shawl.
Perspectives book edited by Julie Rutter & Emily K. Williams. Pages open to photo of two women wearing Pityoulish Vests with additional information written about the vest on the opposite page.
Perspectives book edited by Julie Rutter & Emily K. Williams. Pages open to 4 photos showcasing the Blavattan Mitts and the Inshriach hat - both patterns included in the book.
Perspectives book edited by Julie Rutter & Emily K. Williams lying on wooden table. Book cover photos shows view from behind of two women sitting in a field wearing handknit hats.
Perspectives book edited by Julie Rutter & Emily K. Williams. Pages open to photo of the Feshie Shawl, one knit in fuschia and one in grey, draped over a woman turned towards camera while sitting on a log outside.
Perspectives book edited by Julie Rutter & Emily K. Williams. Inside of book photo shows a spread view from behind of two women sitting in a field wearing handknit hats. There is a large caption containing information about Scotland and the hat pattern.
Perspectives book edited by Julie Rutter & Emily K. Williams. Pages open to photo of the Eanaich Shawl, knit in green and cream, being held by a woman standing in field. Opposite page provides more information about the shawl.
Perspectives book edited by Julie Rutter & Emily K. Williams. Pages open to photo of two women wearing Pityoulish Vests with additional information written about the vest on the opposite page.
Perspectives book edited by Julie Rutter & Emily K. Williams. Pages open to 4 photos showcasing the Blavattan Mitts and the Inshriach hat - both patterns included in the book.
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Perspectives 2nd Edition is an updated version of the design collection inspired by the landscape and wool of the Highlands. A wonderful group of designers, editing by Julie Rutter and Emily K Williams, and illustrations by Katie Green, make this book a gem to look at and knit from! 

168 pages; Glossy Paperback
Dimensions:  8" x 10" x .25"
The book Includes 6 Patterns:
  • Pityoulish Vest by Emily K Williams
  • Rothiermurchus Cowl by Mieka John
  • Feshie Shawl by Maddi Harvey
  • Blavattan Mittens by Julia Billings
  • Inshriach Hat by Julie Rutter
  • Eanaich Shawl by Tyne Swedish

The Perspective collection of designs celebrates the delight of spending time outdoors, especially in the mountains, and the mental reset that even the simplest picnic, walk or swimming adventure in beautiful surroundings can bring.

    These beautiful patterns call for Black Isle Auchen yarn, a fingering weight, which is so special and not always easy to come by. Jamieson & Smith 2ply Jumper Weight yarn would make a lovely substitute! 

    "Going outside can bring you closer to your inner self. Rooted deeply in the Scottish landscape, these six patterns using naturally dyed Scottish wool take inspiration from outdoor adventures and inward exploration." -Perspectives

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