Elizabeth Zimmermann - Early Life

Early Life

Born in England as Elizabeth Lloyd-Jones, she attended art schools in Switzerland and Germany. Her autobiographical "Digressions" in the book Knitting Around reprinted many of her original artworks alongside the text. Zimmermann learned to knit first from her mother and aunts (English Style) and then later from her Swiss governess (German or Continental Style).

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