It features articles on historical accuracy, the importance of wool in the 18th century, and the costuming process by the show's costume designer, Terry Dresbach.
is the definitive guide for fans looking to bring the rugged, cozy aesthetic of the Scottish Highlands into their own wardrobes. Edited by seasoned knit designer Kate Atherley , this 192-page hardcover volume features a curated collection of patterns that range from direct replicas of on-screen costumes to designs inspired by the show's rich historical setting. Key Highlights of the Book Outlander Knitting: The Official Book of 20 Kni...
The book blends historical homages with fan-favorite television moments: It features articles on historical accuracy, the importance
Beyond apparel like the Clan Mackenzie Boot Socks and Jamie’s Waistcoat , it includes home decor like the Mo Chridhe Baby Blanket and even a tea cozy for Mrs. Graham. Key Highlights of the Book The book blends
The book caters to everyone from beginners (e.g., the Sassenach Capelet Cowl ) to advanced knitters (e.g., the intricate River Run Shawl ).
Designs that pay homage to traditional Scottish tartans and the Fraser clan colors.
Patterns often include context about the techniques used during the time period, such as Fair Isle knitting or natural wool dyeing. Purchase Information (as of April 2026)
