A new issue of Interweave Knits has graced our teacart once again.
Take a peek inside the Summer 2012 issue of Interweave Knits:
Come by the shop to snag a copy.
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Interweave Crochet.
The latest spring magazine is for crocheters.
Within the Spring 2012 issue of Interweave Crochet, you’ll find skirts, socks, shawls, and other crocheted garments suitable for the season.
Find it on the teacart!
Interweave Knits.
The Spring 2012 issue of Interweave Knits is here!
Flipping through this new issue, I saw many familiar yarns in action. The bulky Cascade Eco Wool was put to good use in this textured vest.
Here’s a little shawl made from Tahki Coast, and a vest from the ever-popular Malabrigo Rios.
Another Tahki yarn makes an appearance in this lace-edged hoodie: Tahki Cotton Classic, a worsted-weight mercerized cotton.
You can find this issue of Interweave Knits on the teacart, surrounded by all the latest books and magazines, and if any of these yarns move you, you can find them at the shop as well. See you soon!
A Handknit Romance.
A new book arrived from Interweave this week: Jennie Atkinson’s A Handknit Romance: 22 Vintage Designs with Lovely Details.
The first thing I noticed in this book was the use of Swans Island Organic Merino Fingering yarn. The mere mention of Swans Island tends to stop me in my tracks, that I might join in gushing over their spectacular yarn.
Those of you who appreciate fine yarns at small gauges will appreciate A Handknit Romance, especially if you have a fondness for traditional feminine details. Take a look next time you’re in the shop.
Interweave Crochet.
Another new winter magazine just settled in on the teacart, this time with a focus on crochet.
The leafy pullover on the cover of the magazine is made in Malabrigo Worsted, a favorite yarn for its plush softness. This issue has more accessories than sweaters, however. Look here for crocheted socks, mittens, and wraps.
See you at the shop.
Magazine week.
The magazine-makers of the world have been working overtime, it seems. Last week brought two new issues, Creative Knitting and Interweave Knits. I’d barely flipped through them when three more new magazines arrived. Rest assured, if you come by the shop this week, you’re likely to find at least one compelling new project among these glossy pages.
Koigu Magazine is back with a nice follow-up to their premiere issue, which I wrote a bit about back in May. Look here for inspired and unusual uses of fingering weight and variegated yarns.
Knit Simple is here, too, full of cardigans, among other things.
The most impressive, in my opinion, has been Interweave Knits Accessories. The thing itself is stylishly designed, and the patterns are many and varied.
Cowls, hats, socks, mitts, and shawls–the kind of projects that knitters often make for gifts. It’s a gift-giving season we’re in, and it was gift-knitting that came to mind when I paged through this magazine. Take a look.
See you at the shop.
Interweave Knits.
What’s that? Another new winter magazine already? Hello, Interweave Knits.
I like the look of Betty’s Pullover… what are your favorite projects from this issue?
Crochet Accessories and Jane Austen Knits.
Two new magazines arrived this week from the busy people at Interweave: a little something for the crocheters…
…and a little something for the knitters.
Find them on the teacart, where new books and magazines are constantly crowding one another out, competing for your attention.
knit.wear.
Behold: the premiere issue of knit.wear, a brand new knitting magazine from Interweave. Billing itself as a collection of “simple handknits for the thoughtful knitter,” knit.wear is packed with clean, modern-looking sweater patterns. Anne and I were impressed with this stylish new magazine. What do you think?
Come by the shop to flip through the premiere issue and see all else that is new.
Interweave Crochet.
The Fall magazines keep on coming, and with them, the promise of cooler weather soon. Here’s one for the crocheters.
Look for it on the teacart!