Books and Magazines
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Laine is a high-quality Nordic knit & lifestyle magazine for knit folks. Laine cherishes natural fibres, slow living, local craftsmanship and beautiful, simple things in life. Their intention is to inspire you to gather and share, to be part of a community of like-minded knitters, makers and thinkers from near and far. Knitting is more than just knit, knit, purl. It is a feeling.Visit product page → -
Pom Pom was founded in 2012 as a quarterly that presents knitting, crochet, and craft in the modern, beautiful, and meaningful way. Mainly conceived as a collection of patterns complemented by thoughtful writing and useful tutorials, Pom Pom also celebrates the joy of making, without taking themselves too seriously!Visit product page → -
Visit product page →KNIT • SEW • QUILT • EMBROIDER • CROSS STITCH • CROCHET • NEEDLE FELT • RECIPES + MORE
Making is a bi-annual themed publication of projects for knitters and makers.
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Visit product page →Woolens includes 11 new patterns by designer Jared Flood, founder and creative director of Brooklyn Tweed. From hats and cowls to scarves, shawls, and wraps, projects suitable for adventurous beginners and seasoned knitters abound.
Several patterns in the book offer multiple design pathways that allow the maker to customize the garment according to personal taste. Many designs are unisex. A thorough techniques section shepherds knitters through the patterns and serves as a valuable standalone reference resource.
Flood’s lavish photography kindles the imagination and inspires creative knitters to original interpretations. Woolens makes a wonderful gift for a knitting friend and is a worthy addition to any knitting library.
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- 138 pages with full color photographs
- Book Dimensions: 8″ by 10″
- Perfect bound softcover with soft-touch coating
- FSC-certified publication
- Printed in the USA at a press powered by 100% renewable energy
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Visit product page →Brooklyn Tweed’s CAPSULE series showcases a focused collection from a single designer. From sleekly minimalist to opulently textured, Michele Wang explores a range of possible fabrics and forms with strikingly chic results. The eight pieces in this collection will redefine cozy living and provide hours of satisfying knitting.
CAPSULE | Michele Wang for Brooklyn Tweed includes eight original knitwear patterns beautifully presented through lush photographic spreads of the collection as well as a glossary of special techniques used in each design.Click here to preview the book
- 138 pages with full color photographs printed on uncoated paper stock
- Book Dimensions: 8¼” by 9½”
- Perfect bound softcover with soft-touch coating
- FSC-certified publication
- Printed in the USA at a press powered by 100% renewable energy
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Visit product page →19 new beautiful designs by five Icelandic designers.
Patterns can be previewed by clicking here.
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Sold outVisit product page →Finally, the first book by Melanie Berg!
An internationally successful knitwear designer, Melanie Berg, also known by the trade name Mairlynd, has been creating and publishing designs since 2011.
Melanie has compiled a collection of her most beautiful shawls along with three new shawls published exclusively in this superbly designed book. Her fans as well as knitters all over the world will enjoy knitting from this bilingual edition with instructions in both English and German.
Patterns can be previewed on Ravelry
About the Author
Melanie Berg combines texture and color into wearable modern designs that are both playful and beautiful. She designs to surprise — from matching cheeky stripes with elegant lace, to choosing unexpected color combinations. She loves to collaborate with other creative types around the world and her patterns have been published by yarn companies and knitting magazines large and small.
Melanie lives with her husband and three children in Bonn, Germany, where she finds inspiration in the landscape, history, and culture.
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By Sarah HattonVisit product page →
The rural agricultural community on the Shetland Islands have a long and prestigious history of rearing Britain’s most northerly native sheep breed and collecting its high-quality wool. This is part of a practice known as crofting, which is integral to the landscape, cultural heritage and social economy of the Shetland Islands. It bonds people and places in a unique way, preserving livelihoods and age old traditions.
To complement this range, Sarah Hatton has designed a collection of garments and accessories that are practical yet distinctive. The garments combine traditional design elements with a contemporary edge that really showcase the unique colour effect of the yarn.
With designs for both him and her, this collection features 14 patterns which work in harmony with the yarn to create something truly special. -
Visit product page →Within is the newest collaboration by designers Jane Richmond and Shannon Cook, featuring six signature patterns for wherever your heart takes you. Inside, you’ll find patterns for accessories, a shawl, and what may become your new favourite everyday garments. Together, the pieces in this accessible collection make a functional and beautiful addition to any knitter’s wardrobe.
WITHIN features full colour images throughout.
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Visit product page →Beautiful new designs by Bergros Kjartansdottir, G. Dagbjort Gudmundsdottir and Vedis Jonsdottir.
Patterns can be previewed here on Ravelry
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Rib Magazine is a high-quality knitting publication that features patterns and articles of interest to men who knit and those who knit for them. Each issue contains new designs, general interest knitting articles, personal accounts from male knitters, and gorgeous photography.Visit product page → -
Visit product page →by Susan Crawford
Published by Susan Crawford Vintage
Hardback, 472 pg.
Patterns can be previewed on Ravelry: https://www.ravelry.com/patterns/sources/the-vintage-shetland-projectFashion & social history intertwine in the Vintage Shetland Project as Susan Crawford recreates & explores cherished pieces from Shetland's rich knitting heritage.
The Vintage Shetland Project, is the culmination of eight years of hard work and personal determination. Inspired by the patterns and colours of Shetland knitting, the fashion historian, author, designer and publisher Susan Crawford began a journey into the rich heritage of Shetland knitwear, and in particular the pieces held in the Shetland Museum archive. With the help of Dr Carol Christiansen, the museum’s curator, Susan undertook the task of carefully selecting the most stunning and original designs from the 1920s to the 1950s, transcribed them stitch by stitch, and has here recreated them for the modern knitter, in stunning detail and a range of sizes for women and men. In combination with the collection of 27 comprehensive patterns for garments and accessories are carefully researched essays exploring the stories behind each piece and honouring their creators – some famous, some forgotten. Photographed by Susan on the island of Vaila, situated off the west coast of Shetland, this book also celebrates the untameable beauty of Shetland itself. Compiled with Susan’s trademark attention to detail, this book is a fabulous treasury of Shetland knitting design and a valuable insight into its textile traditions. It offers you the chance to delve into a fascinating era for knitwear design and to bring it to life in stitch-perfect vintage style.
The Vintage Shetland Project is a celebration of stunning design, beautiful knitting and the people of Shetland themselves, during a time of local change, international conflict and revolution in the knitting industry.
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