Crafts and Hobbies · Hardback
Knitted Dolls
Norwegian title: Strikkedukker
For dolls with a sense of humour!
A doll has a fundamental role, but with many variations. Even if you never played with dolls, this book will make you want to start. Every set of instructions for a basic shape comes with many options. For instance, a sweater can be made long or short, with short or long sleeves, and in just one colour, or striped, or with a knitted border.
Say hello to the city doll, the keen outdoor doll, the grand event doll and many more! Or simply model the doll on yourself - use your eye for amusing oddities.
The instructions are clear and always illustrated.
Rights sold to: Denmark (KOPPELWRITE), Finland (NEMO), France (LES EDITIONS DE SAXE), Germany (FRECHVERLAG), Netherlands (DE FONTEIN I TIRION), Sweden (NORSTEDTS), United Kingdom (SEARCH PRESS) and United States (TRAFALGAR SQUARE BOOKS)
Material available
- ✓ Synopsis & author CV
- ✓ Full manuscript (Norwegian)
- ✓ Sample translation on request
Original publisher
Cappelen Damm
Publication
2011
Length
200 pages
Format
Hardback
Genre
Crafts and Hobbies
Foreign rights
Sold to 8 territories
- Denmarkcontract signed 2011Koppelwrite
- Finlandcontract signed 2011Kustannusosakeyhtiö Nemo
- Francecontract signed 2011Les Editions de Saxe
- Japancontract signed 2014Nihon Vogue
- Russiacontract signed 2013ASTREL / AST Publishing Group
- South Koreacontract signed 2015KPI Publishing Group
- Swedencontract signed 2012Norstedts Förlag
- United Kingdomcontract signed 2011Search Press
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