<DIV> <p>Why &ldquo;fearless&rdquo;? In the past, knitters have considered Fair Isle knitting, or stranded knitting as it&rsquo;s also known, to be an advanced style that involves the frightening task of taking scissors to your hard-won work. As intimidating as this may seem, the cutting process, or steeking, is actually not something to worry about. In <I>Fearless Fair Isle Knitting</I>, best-selling knitwear designer Kathleen Taylor walks knitters of all levels through the technique. With Taylor&rsquo;s simple patterns and large, easy-to-follow charts, the projects yield delightfully vibrant results. The 30 stunning designs, which represent Taylor&rsquo;s updates on classic Fair Isle motifs, include sweaters, socks, dresses, vests, mittens, hats, and bags. With this book, Fair Isle knitting has become more accessible than ever &mdash; and serious knitters will agree&hellip; that&rsquo;s a beautiful thing.</p> </div>