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In This Issue | Autumn 2011

GOT HER GOATS

Designer Laura Zukaite, winner of the Magic of Mohair competition, talks about her dream prize—a knitterly trip to South Africa.

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In this Issue | Early Winter 2011

FEATURES

♦ DECK THE BALLS

Meet Arne and Carlos, the cheeky Norwegian design team be...more

FEATURES WILD KIDS, PRIMITIVE SHEEP From sheltering at-risk children to shepherding endangered sheep breeds, Arlene Vasquez of Wild Wool Farm has much to share. IT'S ELEMENTAL In the laboratory of life, science and knitting have an undeniable chemistry. No wonder so many innovative stitchers boast scientific backgrounds. 20 MINUTES WITH CLARA PARKES Parkes generously shares her thought...more

This issue is full of fab new designs including features on BEACH wear, WHITE yarns, inspiration from RIO, and a gentle touch of SUMMERTIME BLUES. SPOTLIGHT ON: THE CAT'S MEOW the knitted wildcat pelts of textile artist Ruth Marshall are a big-game changer. MEG SWANSEN: TO PURL OR NOT TO PURL If you had learned to purl before you learned to knit, would purl be your favorite stitch and knit...more

Interweave Knit&Spin, 2011 Magazine Single Issue Spin-Off Magazine presents its very first special issue publication! Get the best of two hot craft trends, knitting and spinning! Spin-Off magazine presents it's very first 148-page special issue, Knit&Spin! Packed with tips, tricks, and projects for knitters and spinners of every level, you'll experience the worlds of knitting and spinning l...more

We've filled the Summer 2011 issue of Interweave Knits with bright ideas and knits that are just plain fun: "Lace Goes Afield" investigates rustic, spirited lace textures; "Summer Twine" checks out summer-ready cables; "Cast on. Knit. Wear." presents three simple knits with intriguing twists; "Mixed Media" combines knitting technique and influences from across the fiber crafting world; and "Fine L...more

In the Fall 2011 issue of Interweave Knits, we explore lacy textures for layering in "All In A Golden Afternoon," shaggy-round-the-edges rustic colorwork in "The Teleidescope Turns," bold stitches in big yarns in "The Elements of Knitting," and simple, beautiful knitting in "Knitting, Interrupted." Grab your yarn and needles and cast on!

The garments in the winter 2011 issue of Interweave Knits all have stories of their own—from pieces inspired by vintage tailoring and fit (“Knit Bespoke”), to lush modern cables (A Yarn and Needle Story), to fun bagatelles that borrow from many traditions (A Little Something), to cozy, cocoon-like knits...more

Remember a time when knitting was a common practice among society? Remember a time when a handknitted garment was typical? Now you can with Jane Austen Knits.

Jane Austen Knits, Interweave’s latest special issue from the editors of ...more

Revel in variegated yarns, whimsical style, and exciting how-to with the Spring 2012 issue of Knitscene. Learn to work duplicate stitch embroidery and about the colorful world of Mercedes Tarasovich-Clark. Discover the difference between kettle dyed and space dyed yarns—and the other basic dye styles of your favori...more

Volume XIX Number 3 Features / Projects Flora Klickmann: Author, Editor, Needleworker by Karen C. K. Ballard In addition to editing magazines and writing novels, Flora Klickmann edited sixteen needlework books between 1912 and 1921. A Flora Klickmann Butterfly to Crochet by Karen C. K. Ballard The Queen?s Lace by Ava T. Coleman Discover Anna Marie Jensen?s royal connection. The Queen?s Lace...more