Mzanzi South Africa on my Needles
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Mzansi means south or down in Zulu and Xhosa, as in the South in South Africa.
This 15 Pattern eBook is inspired by South Africa.
You will get 15 patterns along with stunning photographs from South Africa.
The patterns include:
- Baobab Baby Sweater ( Sizes: Newborn to 12 months)
- Cape Point Cowl ( 2 sizes)
- Cape Point Fingerless Gloves (Sizes: XSmall (child), Adult S, M, L & XL)
- Cape Point Hat (Sizes: Toddler, Child, Adult M, Adult L)
- Cape Point Shawl
- Drakensberg Hat (Sizes: NB, 0-6m, 6-12m, Toddler, Child, Adult S, M, L)
- Drakensberg Mug Warmer
- Forest Cardigan (Sizes: 12-18m, 18-24m, 3-4y, 5-6y, 7-8y, 9-10y)
- Gape Fingerless Mittens ( S, M, L and XL)
- Jacaranda Shawl
- Jozi Socks (Sizes: Baby, Toddler, Child, S, M, L)
- Mapula Fingerless Mittens (Sizes: S, M, L, XL)
- Table Mountain Shawl
- Thandi Fingerless Mitten (Sizes: S, M, L, XL)
- Volstruis Cowl
I love South Africa. I now live in the UK, but I will always miss South Africa. There is nothing like the smell of rain on African soil, or the diversity of people and scenery that takes your breath away.
When I first met Andre on a trip to Cape Town many years ago he showed me around the city and I got to glimpse the world through a photographers eye. What struck me was the time it took to ‘get’ the perfect shot. Most of all it takes stopping and looking at the world in a different way. I am often reminded of how easy it is to rush past the beauty that surrounds us. Photographers stop, plan the time and light and then wait, looking to find the perfect shot.
Andre’s pictures inspired me to combine my love of knitting and his beautiful images to showcase our country in a new way.
Come with us on a Journey from Cape Town and around South Africa, ending in the far North of the country. We show you magnificent scenery combined with knitting patterns inspired by the places and people.
This 15 Pattern eBook is inspired by South Africa.
You will get 15 patterns along with stunning photographs from South Africa.
The patterns include:
- Baobab Baby Sweater ( Sizes: Newborn to 12 months)
- Cape Point Cowl ( 2 sizes)
- Cape Point Fingerless Gloves (Sizes: XSmall (child), Adult S, M, L & XL)
- Cape Point Hat (Sizes: Toddler, Child, Adult M, Adult L)
- Cape Point Shawl
- Drakensberg Hat (Sizes: NB, 0-6m, 6-12m, Toddler, Child, Adult S, M, L)
- Drakensberg Mug Warmer
- Forest Cardigan (Sizes: 12-18m, 18-24m, 3-4y, 5-6y, 7-8y, 9-10y)
- Gape Fingerless Mittens ( S, M, L and XL)
- Jacaranda Shawl
- Jozi Socks (Sizes: Baby, Toddler, Child, S, M, L)
- Mapula Fingerless Mittens (Sizes: S, M, L, XL)
- Table Mountain Shawl
- Thandi Fingerless Mitten (Sizes: S, M, L, XL)
- Volstruis Cowl
I love South Africa. I now live in the UK, but I will always miss South Africa. There is nothing like the smell of rain on African soil, or the diversity of people and scenery that takes your breath away.
When I first met Andre on a trip to Cape Town many years ago he showed me around the city and I got to glimpse the world through a photographers eye. What struck me was the time it took to ‘get’ the perfect shot. Most of all it takes stopping and looking at the world in a different way. I am often reminded of how easy it is to rush past the beauty that surrounds us. Photographers stop, plan the time and light and then wait, looking to find the perfect shot.
Andre’s pictures inspired me to combine my love of knitting and his beautiful images to showcase our country in a new way.
Come with us on a Journey from Cape Town and around South Africa, ending in the far North of the country. We show you magnificent scenery combined with knitting patterns inspired by the places and people.