Find an ocean of possibilities for diving into a new knitting adventure! Distinctive scarf and shawl designs range from dainty and lacy to classic; cozy; fashion-forward; and fun.Choose from 25 skill-building projects such as Cockleshell Lace; Sea Foam; and Turtle TracksExpand your techniques with simple yarn-over patterns; twist and crossover stitches; and fancy ribsPlay with sea-inspired colorways in designs suited for everything from beach wear to winter wear
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0 of 0 people found the following review helpful. Awesome! Enlightening! and Very Well WrittenBy PetrinaI couldnt put it down. Italian Louisiana is a very well written book encompassing some rich history of Italian Louisiana families. I actually came across it while researching my family tree and genealogy. There were several pieces of information that gave me more insight of my Italian Ancestors who settled in the New Orleans; St. Bernard surrounding areas. As I neared the end of the book; I wished for more... Loved it. Cant wait for his next book! Petrina0 of 0 people found the following review helpful. A disappointment.By David LeoneThe author focuses almost exclusively on one event and the brief period leading up to it. I am from Louisiana; descendent of Sicilian-born grandparents; and was interested in reading about the historical criteria that lured my family to Louisiana. I also wanted to learn more about the issues surrounding their immigrant experience thoughout the 100 years of making their way in Louisiana; and doing it outside of New Orleans: first in the rural areas in central Louisiana then in Shreveport.There was nothing in this book relevant to my family. A lost opportunity to tell what I imagine is a very interesting story.0 of 0 people found the following review helpful. An unbiased look at the Italian immigrant experience in LouisianaBy Cynthia T.This is an unbiased look at the Italian immigrant experience in Louisiana; including controversies that affected the relationship between the U.S. and Italy during the period of heaviest immigration. Historian Alan Gauthreaux examines several key events; providing documented details as well as the authorrsquo;s educated speculation on the unknown. A recommended read for students of Southern history; particularly Louisianarsquo;s; as well as all American Italians and those lovers of Italian culture. Includes an extensive list of primary sources and a bibliography that should encourage further reading.
