New Translation! KnitOvation in German!

KnitOvation’s first translation is here!

AlterKnit Stitch Dictionary has been translated into more than ten languages, so I’m thrilled to see the first translation of KnitOvation arrive. The same German publisher who took on AlterKnit has worked on KnitOvation too. I hope this brings lots of joy to German knitters.

Have you used my books in translation? I’ve heard a rumor that a second language is coming soon, but I don’t want to spill before it’s definite. What languages would you like to see? Tell me in the comments!

P.S. Those hands flipping the pages are my partner, Sean’s. He designed all the motifs in the book and named them in English!

Hands flipping through a book with red and grey floral and leaf knit swatches.

Hands flipping through a book with red and grey floral and leaf knit swatches.

Hands about to open a colourful book titled, “150 Farbenfrohe Strickmotive.”

Hands about to open a colourful book titled, “150 Farbenfrohe Strickmotive.”

Hands flipping through a book with dark grey and white graphic knit swatches.

Hands flipping through a book with dark grey and white graphic knit swatches.

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