Rachel Anne MacGillivray
Siobhán
Nikola Sonoga
Digital Coffee Table Book (Pre-order)
€35.00
A beautifully designed digital coffee table book celebrating the Knitters in Residence cohort on Vega World Heritage. Featuring photography, stories, wildlife conservation, and all five residency knitting patterns.
Pre-order for €20 until 31 August.
Regular price €35 from 1 September.
Digital PDF delivered by email in November/December 2026.
Description
The Knit for Wildlife Digital Coffee Table Book brings together the stories, people and wildlife behind our second Knitters in Residence cohort.
Set on the UNESCO World Heritage archipelago of Vega, this beautifully designed digital publication explores the unique relationship between the eider duck and the bird tenders who have cared for these wild seabirds for generations.
Inside you’ll find:
- Beautiful photography from Vega (by Far Out Focus, Norges verdensarv/Guri Dahl and more)
- Stories from bird tenders, knitters and conservation partners
- The complete collection of all five residency knitting patterns (also available separately as free, open-access downloads).
- Behind-the-scenes insights from the residency
- Reflections on wildlife conservation, creativity and seabird decline
More than a knitting book, it is a celebration of how creativity can help wildlife stories travel further.
PRE-ORDER
The digital coffee table book will be delivered as a high-resolution PDF in November/December 2026.
IMPORTANT
Please use the email address where you would like to receive your digital coffee table book. The download link will be sent to this email address when the book is released.
YOUR PURCHASE SUPPORTS
Every pre-order helps make future Knitters in Residence cohorts possible, supports the development of new open-access knitting patterns, and enables Knit for Wildlife to continue connecting people with wildlife through creativity.
Thank you for being part of the journey.
© Knit for Wildlife
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