Pom Pom has always been a celebration of colour in knit and crochet form and this issue is no different. We love colour so much that often we try and get as much of it into each piece as we can, but for this monochrome-themed issue we wanted to see what could be done with fabrics that used more subtle tonal differences within a single hue, or closely related ones.
In this issue, our designers played with depth, saturation, and brightness; maximum impact with minimum contrast.
In addition to our makes we have an interview with Dana Williams-Johnson who answers our eager questions about her PhD dissertation that centres around knitting and representation of Black women in the online crafting community.
We also have a winter-friendly recipe by Fi Churchman.
Featuring designs by: Sara Ottosson // Rebecca Clow // Alessandra Gropazzi // Alexandra Liang // Tetyana Vyazovska // Marie Régnier // Fiona Alice // Catie Robbins // Jesu Camus // Allison Lutes
DIGITAL DOWNLOADS
Your purchase of the print magazine also includes access to a digital copy. You can access a digital copy via Ravelry using the download code printed on the inside cover of your magazine.
In this issue, our designers played with depth, saturation, and brightness; maximum impact with minimum contrast.
In addition to our makes we have an interview with Dana Williams-Johnson who answers our eager questions about her PhD dissertation that centres around knitting and representation of Black women in the online crafting community.
We also have a winter-friendly recipe by Fi Churchman.
Featuring designs by: Sara Ottosson // Rebecca Clow // Alessandra Gropazzi // Alexandra Liang // Tetyana Vyazovska // Marie Régnier // Fiona Alice // Catie Robbins // Jesu Camus // Allison Lutes
DIGITAL DOWNLOADS
Your purchase of the print magazine also includes access to a digital copy. You can access a digital copy via Ravelry using the download code printed on the inside cover of your magazine.