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Knitscene CD Collection 2011 22,50 �

Interact with Knitscene Magazine!

Enjoy four issues of Knitscene magazine exactly as they were originally printed in 2011: spring, summer, fall, and winter. These full-color electronic editions include easy-to-navigate tables of contents, easy-to-print patterns, informative articles, and all the tips and techniques that Knitscene is known for!

Plus!

The 2011 editions of Knitscene include over 100 stylish projects for the spirited knitter, such as casual cardigans for layering, fun accessories and carry-alls, easy-to-knit gifts ideas, and much more.

Knitscene CD Collection 2010 22,50 �

Interact with Knitscene Magazine!

Enjoy two issues of Knitscene magazine and the bonus special issue of Knitscene Easy exactly as they were originally published in 2010. These full-color electronic editions include easy-to-navigate tables of contents, easy-to-print patterns, informative articles, and all the tips and techniques that Knitscene is known for.

Plus! The Knitscene 2010 Collection CD includes an abundance of stylish patterns for the spirited knitter, such as pullover sweaters that are great for first-sweater projects, comfy cardigans, warm and toasty accessories, simple to intricate stitch work, and much more!

Handwoven CD 2004 22,50 �

Enjoy 5 issues of HANDWOVEN MAGAZINE exactly as they were printed in 2004

This CD is so slick! You get weaving inspiration at your fingertips. You just pop in the CD and enjoy the ease of navigating through an entire year's worth of Handwoven issues.

Discover the magazines as they were printed in 2004 with a time-saving electronic index. You can also search each issue by keywords of your choosing such as:

Names of master weavers
Specific or general techniques
Favorite projects
Products or equipment such as looms, novelty yarns, laces, etc.
Challenges and results
Keywords like tapestry, warp-faced and weft-faced, Indigo dyeing or any other areas of interest

Handwoven CD 2001 22,50 �

Enjoy 5 issues of HANDWOVEN MAGAZINE exactly as they were printed in 2001.

This CD is so slick! You get weaving inspiration at your fingertips. You just pop in the CD and enjoy the ease of navigating through an entire year's worth of Handwoven issues.

Discover the magazines as they were printed in 2001 with a time-saving electronic index. You can also search each issue by keywords of your choosing such as:

Names of master weavers
Specific or general techniques
Favorite projects
Products or equipment such as looms, novelty yarns, laces, etc.
Challenges and results
Keywords like tapestry, warp-faced and weft-faced, Indigo dyeing or any other areas of interest

Jan/Feb: Finishing Matters
This issue answers all your questions about wet-finishing—water temperature, degree of agitation, and the best methods for drying and pressing—for all types of fiber: wool, silk, cotton, linen, and more. Definitive articles on finishing by Laura Fry and Sharon Alderman are included

Mar/Apr: Twills—And Towels
Twill is the focus of this issue: advancing twills, pinwheel twills, snowflake twills, turned twills, and twills mixed with other weaves. Projects include scarves, shawls, mats, runners—and especially towels.

May/Jun: Special Garment Issue
Handwoven fabrics can be designed for a specific garment for results not possible with commercial fabrics. Here are fabric designs for tops, jackets, vests, dresses, and a man's shirt. Included are custom patterns and tips for sewing with handwovens.

Sept/Oct: Weaving for Holidays
Use this issue to weave all you holidays. Projects include A Valentine's Day table runner, wedding accessories, hostess gifts, handwoven notecards, a Thanksgiving breadcloth, tree ornaments, holiday table decorations, and a holiday apron.

Nov/Dec: A Rug Handbook
If you've never woven a rug before, this issue will get you started. If you're a rug weaver, it'll give you new ideas. Choose from warp rep, taquet� (learn how to make your own shaft-switching device), tapestry, knotted pile, log cabin with rags and more.

Handwoven CD 2000 22,50 �

Enjoy 5 issues of HANDWOVEN MAGAZINE exactly as they were printed in 2000.

This CD is so slick! You get weaving inspiration at your fingertips. You just pop in the CD and enjoy the ease of navigating through an entire year's worth of Handwoven issues.

Discover the magazines as they were printed in 2000 with a time-saving electronic index. You can also search each issue by keywords of your choosing such as:

Names of master weavers
Specific or general techniques
Favorite projects
Products or equipment such as looms, novelty yarns, laces, etc.
Challenges and results
Keywords like tapestry, warp-faced and weft-faced, Indigo dyeing or any other areas of interest

Spin Off CD Collection 2000 22,50 �

Enjoy 4 issues of SPIN-OFF MAGAZINE exactly as they were printed in 2000.

This CD is so slick! You get spinning inspiration at your fingertips. You just pop in the CD and enjoy the ease of navigating through an entire year's worth of Spin-Off issues.

Discover the magazines as they were printed in 2000 with a time-saving electronic index. You can also search each issue by keywords of your choosing such as:

Names of masters of spinning
Specific or general techniques
Favorite projects
Products or equipment such as spindle, wheel, yarns, etc.
Challenges and results

Spring 2000

Techniques: Learn traditional Nigerian indigo dyeing.

Fiber Focus: Wild silk.

Projects: Knit an afghan, weave a blanket, and make a cross-stitched silk moth.

Summer 2000

Techniques: Washing wool fleece and spindle spinning from around the world.

Fiber Focus: Cotton and Shetland wool.

Projects: Spin and knit resoleable socks, Icelandic stripes vest, slippers, and a baby bonnet. Or spin and weave cotton dish towels and an overshot runner.

Fall 2000

Techniques: Learn to spin Suri alpaca and knit with unspun roving.

Fiber Focus: Suri alpaca, silk, and unspun roving.

Projects: Knit space-dyed socks, a Ccatca cap, and a m�bius strip scarf, plus learn how to make an umbrella swift using yardsticks.

Winter 2000

Techniques: Discover results for a color study project and learn to spin on a Hohokam-style spindle.

Fiber Focus: Scandinavian wools, cotton, and Wensleydale locks.

Projects: Spin then knit a Hohokam vest, a swan cap, and a handspun beaded bag. Learn how to make sheep hand puppets named Wensley and Dale. Make your own handspindle.

Piecework CD 1999 22,50 �

Enjoy all 6 issues of Piecework Magazine exactly as they were printed in 1999.

This CD is so slick! You get inspiration for knitting, crochet, quilting, embroidery and so much more right at your fingertips. You just pop in the CD and enjoy the ease of navigating through one year's worth of Piecework issues.

Discover the magazines as they were printed in 1999 with a time-saving electronic index. You can also search each issue by keywords of your choosing such as:

Names of master needle-workers
Specific or general techniques
Favorite projects
Products or equipment
Challenges and results

January/February 1999
This issue resonates with luxury and luxurious materials. You’ll learn about early American silk patchwork quilts and William Morris. Embroider a William Morris-inspired pillow, knit silk mittens, or crochet a beaded bag.

March/April 1999
Explore the history of needlework the women’s suffrage movement. Meet Jennie Mae Olsen, a homesteader in turn-of-the-century North Dakota, and Susan B. Anthony, a suffragette who first publicly addressed women’s suffrage at a quilting bee. Make a Mayan-style knotted friendship bracelet or a hexagon cradle quilt.

May/June 1999
Discover nature motifs throughout time in this issue. Learn why Napoleon Bonaparte used bees as his motif and embroider a metallic bee ornament. Explore floral motifs in mid-nineteenth century needlework and bead embroider an eyeglasses case. There are also a vine and flower edging in filet crochet, embroidered and appliqued pillows, and a cameo floral baby afghan to knit.

July/August 1999
In this patriotic issue, you’ll meet former first lady Grace Coolidge. She used her needlework to help her through difficult times in her life. See examples of her work and filet crochet a Liberty Bell pillow based on one of Grace’s designs. You’ll also discover the bravery and dedication of Belgian lace-makers in World War I. Declare your patriotism with embroidered handkerchiefs and a stars-and-stripes sampler.

September/October 1999
Celebrate household textiles, from wool whole-cloth quilts to tea cozies to pincushions. Reminisce about the hand-me-down needlework pieces in your family or start the tradition with the projects in this issue. Learn how to embroider monograms, work the Arraiolos stitch, crochet a granny-square pillow, and knit a Victorian tea cozy.

November/December 1999
Needlework often had religious, ceremonial, and spiritual purposes. This issue explores that time-honored tradition through Estonian knitting, Doukhobors vests, Jewish head coverings, and Buddhist robes. Continue honoring these traditions by creating a quilted evening purse with a Doukhobor rose motif, knitting Estonian-inspired mittens, and crocheting a yarmulke.

Interweave Crochet 2009 22,50 �

CD Collection- 4 issues

Enjoy all four issues of Interweave Crochet exactly as they were originally printed in 2010: Spring, Summer, Fall, and Winter editions.

The full-color electronic versions of these magazines include easy-to-navigate tables of contents, easy-to-print patterns, informative articles, designer profiles, and all the tips and techniques that Interweave Crochet is known for.

The 2010 season showcases over 100 patterns for pullovers, cardigans, home decor, accessories, and much more. Learn crochet techniques such as slip stitch, cables, and shells, as well as double-ended crochet and so much more.

Spin Off CD Collection 2010 22,50 �

Enjoy all 4 issues of SPIN-OFF MAGAZINE exactly as they were printed in 2010.

This CD is so slick! You get spinning inspiration at your fingertips. You just pop in the CD and enjoy the ease of navigating through an entire year's worth of Spin-Off issues.

Discover the magazines as they were printed in 2010 with a time-saving electronic index. You can also search each issue by keywords of your choosing such as:

Names of master spinners
Specific or general techniques
Favorite projects
Products or equipment such as spindle, wheel, yarns, etc.
Challenges and results

Spring 2010
Techniques: Spin fine yarns, get wheel maintenance tips, spin plump and silky singles.
Fiber Focus: Ramie, Merino, and alpaca.
Projects: Crochet cozy cuffs, knit a frosty mornings cowl, inkle weave a ramie necklace and earrings, and knit button-up neck warmers.

Summer 2010
Techniques: Learn to finish manufactured fibers, drafting techniques, spin a boucl� yarn, and warp with singles.
Fiber Focus: Cotton, silk, and bamboo.
Projects: Make an undulating scarf, a summer lace scarf, a bamboo scarf, Horseshoe caps, and use up leftover handspun by knitting modular shells.

Fall 2010
Techniques: Learn how to do core spinning and dye with black walnuts and other natural dyes.
Fiber Focus: Corriedale.
Projects: Make mittens for texting in cold weather, spin and knit a Friends Shawl, make a Corriedale double-knit cap, and knit a pass-through scarf.

Winter 2010
Techniques: Learn about natural fiber, how to spin top, and raise angora rabbits.
Fiber Focus: Angora, Polypay, qiviut, cotton, suri and huacaya alpaca.
Projects: Knit Norwegian-inspired headband and gloves, a qiviut shawlette, Polypay cuffs, and half gloves.

Handwoven CD 2010 22,50 �

Enjoy all 5 issues of HANDWOVEN MAGAZINE exactly as they were printed in 2010.

This CD is so slick! You get weaving inspiration at your fingertips. You just pop in the CD and enjoy the ease of navigating through an entire year's worth of Handwoven issues. Discover the magazines as they were printed in 2010 with a time-saving electronic index. You can also search each issue by keywords of your choosing such as:

Names of master weavers
Specific or general techniques
Favorite projects
Products or equipment such as looms, novelty yarns, laces, etc.
Challenges and results
Keywords like tapestry, warp-faced and weft-faced, Indigo dyeing or any other areas of interest

JAN/FEB: BREAKING THE GRID
Pile, collapse, bumps, waves, ruffles, and pleats are the focus of this issue along with all the innovative ways you can use to create them. Use fulling and felting, warp velvet, and clever variations of doubleweave to add dimension to cloth.
MAR/APR: DOUBLEWEAVE
Projects in this issue explore the magic you can create with two layers: doublewide fabrics, stitched doublecloth, stuffed doublewoven ribs, deflected doubleweave,
a doublewoven triangular shawl, and more.
MAY/JUN: PROJECTS THAT TEACH
This issue is a handbook of weaves with projects, samplers, and study-group ideas that teach as well as produce beautiful fabrics. Learn to design and weave with summer and winter, Ms and Os, waffle weave, overshot, twills, and warp rep.
SEPT/OCT: ALL ABOUT YARN
This issue explores yarn qualities that are important for weaving. Learn how to weave with knitting novelties, elastics, cashmere, silk, bamboo, alpaca, and more. A special section to keep in your studio gives handy charts for yarn counts and setts.
NOV/DEC: SLOW CLOTH
Enjoy process over product with projects that feed your soul (you wish they’d never end!): terry-cloth towels, doubleweave windows in embroidery thread, weftfaced rugs with shaft switching, tapestry, damask, and an overshot coverlet.

Crochet Me Workshop 22,50 �

Create your own Chain Reaction Afghan Project!

Editor of Interweave Crochet Marcy Smith joins up with crochet expert Kristin Omdahl on the set of the Public Television show Knitting Daily TV to create the Chain Reaction Afghan Project, a community afghan project that features 20 afghan squares from a variety of well-known and up-and-coming designers.

Grab your yarn and hook and crochet along with Kristin and Marcy to make this fun project, which is sure to increase your crochet knowledge and skills. With The Chain Reaction Afghan Project Crochet-Along workshop, you’ll learn:

• Simple to intricate crochet techniques, from single crochet to Tunisian
• Innovative crochet motif patterns
• Ideas for various colorways to make this afghan your own
• Finishing techniques for the afghan squares and how to put them all together
• And much more!

Plus, the pattern for each afghan square is included!

A collaborative effort, the Chain Reaction Afghan Project has been featured in Interweave Crochet magazine and on the community website CrochetMe.com, bringing together crocheters of all skill levels.

Piecework CD 2002-2003 32,50 �

Enjoy all 12 issues of Piecework Magazine exactly as they were printed in 2002 and 2003—that’s 2 whole years worth!

This CD is so slick! You get inspiration for knitting, crochet, quilting, embroidery and so much more right at your fingertips. You just pop in the CD and enjoy the ease of navigating through two year's worth of Piecework issues.

Discover the magazines as they were printed in 2002 and 2003 with a time-saving electronic index. You can also search each issue by keywords of your choosing such as:

Names of master needle-workers
Specific or general techniques
Favorite projects
Products or equipment
Challenges and results

JANUARY/FEBRUARY 2002
Cross-Stitch a Cipher, Stitch a Scottish Sampler

MARCH/APRIL 2002
Admire the Needlework of Lady Evelyn, Embroider Napkins, Native American Beadwork

MAY/JUNE 2002
A Celtic Knot Band Sampler, Goldwork

JULY/AUGUST 2002
A Choker to Bead Embroider, A Star Motif to Needlepoint, Queen Victoria’s Shawl

SEPTEMBER/OCTOBER 2002
Mittens to Knit and Embroider, Lord Grey’s Banners, A Bonus Victorian Santa Pullout Chart

NOVEMBER/DECEMBER 2002
A Perforated Paper Box to Cross-Stitch, Victorian Knitting, Animals in Plush-Stitch

JANUARY/FEBRUARY 2003
Sarah Halsey’s Mermaid Petticoat, A Band Sampler Bellpull to Stitch, A Button Brooch to Bead

MARCH/APRIL 2003
Embroider Our Enchanting Clock Inset, Knit a Vest with 18 Colors, Mosaic Patchwork Quilting

MAY/JUNE 2003
Needlepoint our Unicorn Purse, Knit a Bracelet with Wire, Ethereal Chikankari Embroidery

JULY/AUGUST 2003
Make Hardanger Placemats, Embroider Our Silk Chiffon Scarf, Knit a Rope-Stitch Pillow

SEPTEMBER/OCTOBER 2003
Knit Our Party Socks, Tatting for Beginners

NOVEMBER/DECEMBER 2003
Knit a Flock of Sheep, Needlepoint a Miniature Carpet

Piecework CD 2010 22,50 �

Enjoy 6 issues of PIECEWORK MAGAZINE exactly as they were printed in 2010.

This CD is so slick! You get inspiration for knitting, crochet, quilting, embroidery and so much more right at your fingertips. You just pop in the CD and enjoy the ease of navigating through an entire year's worth of Piecework issues.

Discover the magazines as they were printed in 2010 with a time-saving electronic index. You can also search each issue by keywords of your choosing such as:

Names of master needle-workers
Specific or general techniques
Favorite projects
Products or equipment
Challenges and results

January/February 2010

The 4th Annual Historical Knitting Issue features Miss Money’s Patterns, an exclusive Barbara Walker pattern, and instructions to knit a chain-mail hood. Enjoy mitten designs from all over the world.

March/April 2010

Explore everyday textiles. View an extensive potholder collection with companion vintage patterns to knit; learn how to make the world’s very best afghans with the Weave-It loom. Discover Anna Samens touching story of knitting for survival.

May/June 2010

In the 3rd annual Lace Issue, find six beautiful lace projects and learn the history of Dresden lace embroidery. Discover German designer Herbert Niebling’s lace knitting.

July/August 2010

Homage to samplers: crochet, bobbin lace, knitting, sewing, and embroidery. Learn how to make bobbles in your knitting and how to make a crochet sample pillow to show off your work. Plus, see student samplers from early twentieth century Colorado.

September/October 2010

Our first Literary Issue reveals what Miss Marple would knit along with nine other literary-inspired projects.

November/December 2010

Celebrate thread and discover how to crochet a Russian lace shawl. Find out what Beatrix Potter’s other legacy is, and trace the history of silk.

Crochet CD Collection 2009 22,50 �

Enjoy all four issues of Interweave Crochet exactly as they were printed in 2009: Spring, Summer, Fall, and Winter editions.

The full-color electronic versions of these magazines include easy-to-navigate table of contents, easy-to-print patterns, informative articles, designer profiles, and all the tips and techniques that Interweave Knits is known for.

The 2009 season showcases over 100 patterns for pullovers, cardigans, home d�cor, accessories, and more. Master crochet techniques such as Tunisian crochet, lace work, and waffle stitch; take a closer look at various closures and weaving in ends; and much, much more.

Crochet CD Collection 2008 22,50 �

Enjoy all four issues of Interweave Crochet exactly as they were printed in 2008: Spring, Summer, Fall, and Winter editions.

The 2008 season showcases over 100 patterns for pullovers, cardigans, home d�cor, accessories, and more. Learn all the necessary elements for assembling garments, from seaming, shaping to joining motifs. Plus, take a look at filet crochet, post stitches, and much more!

Spin Off CD Collection 2004 22,50 �

Enjoy 4 issues of SPIN-OFF MAGAZINE exactly as they were printed in 2004.

This CD is so slick! You get spinning inspiration at your fingertips. You just pop in the CD and enjoy the ease of navigating through an entire year's worth of Spin-Off issues.

Discover the magazines as they were printed in 2004 with a time-saving electronic index. You can also search each issue by keywords of your choosing such as:

Names of masters of spinning
Specific or general techniques
Favorite projects
Products or equipment such as spindle, wheel, yarns, etc.
Challenges and results

SPRING 2004
Techniques: Learn how to spin beads onto a single fiber yarn, use plants to naturally-dye fiber, spin Soy Silk, embroider with silk, ply wool and silk to make plain weave fancy. Fiber Focus: American Jacob Sheep with complete instructions for crocheted slippers. Projects: The Lilies-of-the Valley shawls, a rigid-heddle loom scarf, Soy Shells Shawlette. Equipment: Use your handspun on a knitting spool, rigid-heddle loom weaving.

SUMMER 2004
Techniques: Dye with food coloring, spin for slip-stitch crochet, spin cotton on a handspindle. Fiber Focus: Maine Island sheep. Projects: A cotton amulet bag, a Sedona spiral vortex bowl, Maine Island eyelet socks, a cotton shirt. Equipment: Use your combs—organizing fibers to spin, learn how to use a lucet.

FALL 2004
Techniques: Learn how to spin a silk brick; overcome moth misery and repair holes. Fiber Focus: Hemp; Lincoln Longwool. Projects: A Bombyx mori silk hat and woven pillow; needlefelted pumpkins; Lord of the Rings handspun cloaks; knitted and fulled boots, clogs, and slippers. Equipment: Try your hand at needlefelting; weaving with handspun.

WINTER 2004
Techniques: Long draw! Spin cotton; learn how to make a three-ply cabled yarn for socks. Fiber Focus: A new fiber—Paco-vicu�a. Projects: Twisted scarves, a sleigh blanket with added handspun accents for warmth, a Paco-vicu�a scarf. Equipment: A look at spinning tools in Siberia.

Spin Off CD Collection 2003 22,50 �

This CD is so slick! You get spinning inspiration at your fingertips. You just pop in the CD and enjoy the ease of navigating through an entire year's worth of Spin-Off.

Discover the magazines as they were printed in 2003 with a time-saving electronic index. You can also search each issue by keywords of your choosing such as:

Names of Master Spinners
Specific or general techniques
Favorite projects
Products or equipment such as spindle, wheel, yarns, etc.

Challenges and results

Spring 2003

Techniques: Painting skeins with Sabraset dyes, carding multicolored batts, and spinning silk. Fiber Focus: Silk! Suriculture in Mexico and China, natural-colored cotton, Border Leicester. Projects: Coiled sweaters, folk vests, silk scarves, Christmas stockings, and cat baskets. Equipment: Use old knitting needles and polymer clay to make a sushi spindle.

Summer 2003

Techniques: Short forward draw for soft yarn. Fiber Focus: Perendale, llama, and more. Projects: Felted bowls, pastel baby sweater and hat set, mitered square sweater, wrist warmers, funky Faroese socks, and a woven rug. Equipment: A brief history of the distaff.

Fall 2003

Techniques: Paint handspun cloth. Fiber Focus: How to choose a fleece. Projects: An elegant crocheted and knitted vest, misty mountains shawl with beads, rug hook a flock of sheep, hayseed kid sweaters, and flower power socks.

Winter 2003

Techniques: Beaded yarns; process, spin, and weave milkweed; soumak weaving. Fiber Focus: Natural colored mohair and Milkweed stalk fiber. Projects: Lace cuff mohair mittens, double knit mittens, and a beaded scarf. Equipment: Spin soft yarn on a handspindle.

Knitting Daily Workshop: Reversible Cables with Lily Chin 37,50 �

Expert Lily Chin shows you how to knit reversible cables and expand your knitwear options!

Reversible cable knitting is Lily's signature technique, and with this workshop video you'll soon master reversible cable knitting, guaranteed.

Although complex looking, Lily makes knitting reversible cables easy with several ways for creating this unique reversible effect. Lily will guide you through the endless possibilities with a progression of stitches. You'll learn:

• General cable knitting techniques that will be your strong foundation for venturing into reversible knitwear.

• Reversible cabled knitting that is ribbed, identical front and back, not identical front and back but still reversible, variations on simple reversible techniques, bicolored brioche knitting, mock cable knitting, and much, much more!

• Finishing techniques and yarn options for making your reversible knitting stand out in a crowd, including ways to make your knitwear less bulky, i-cord trims, and more.

Whether knitting reversible cables with one color, two colors, or more—Lily’s teaching style will have you confidently knitting reversible fashions in no time.

Piecework CD 2000 22,50 �

Enjoy all 6 issues of PIECEWORK MAGAZINE exactly as they were printed in 2000.

Discover the magazines as they were printed in 2000 with a time-saving electronic index. You can also search each issue by keywords of your choosing such as:

Names of master needle-workers
Specific or general techniques
Favorite projects
Products or equipment
Challenges and results

January/February 2000
Welcome to the new millennium. As we celebrate a new century, join us in reflecting on needlework’s history. Learn how to make a sixteenth-century needlepoint design and a Mariner’s compass quilt and discover 18h-century embroidered globes and plain-sewing samplers.

March/April 2000
Learn about the women who settled the American west—from the amazing Rattlesnake Kate to the characters depicted in Laura Ingalls Wilders’s beloved Little House books. Discover family history in a hooked stair runner, make a feathered star quilt block, knit the “Prairie Shawl,” or crochet a lacy edging.

May/June 2000
Join us in honoring expressions of love and friendship through needlework. The history of gloves is a long and rich tale of romance and intrigue; friendship quilts have served to memorialize friends and family. Make your own friendship quilt block or make a greeting card with huck embroidery to brighten someone’s day.

July/August 2000
This issue is filled with projects to inspire and delight you. Learn about Hutterite sweetheart handkerchiefs and then stitch a Hutterite motif on your own handkerchief. See the results of the PieceWork Pincushion Contest and make your own version. Plus eight more beautiful projects to experiment with.

September/October 2000
Follow the Silk Road and discover beautiful needlework from the East. See examples of chintz from India, embroidery from the Ottoman Empire, embroidered shoes for bound feet from China, beautifully decorated Arab clothing, and shawls from Russia. Then, embroider a silk and gold scarf, knit a warm shawl, and make an Egyptian-influenced table runner.

November/December 2000
Celebrate needlework for children with this issue. Explore Queen Mary’s dolls’ house (which is complete with its own garage and cars).Travel back to a time when children learned embroidery and examine the intricate samplers they created. Knit a baby bonnet and learn how to stitch a hollie-point medallion to decorate any article of baby clothing.

Interweave Knits 2010 CD Collection 21,50 �

Knitters can enjoy all four issues of Interweave Knits exactly as they were printed in 2010: Spring, Summer, Fall, and Winter editions. Plus, you’ll receive a free digital edition of the special issue Interweave Knits Holiday Gifts 2010!

The 2010 season showcases over 100 patterns for pullovers, cardigans, home d�cor, accessories, and more. Learn twisted stitch and Kitchener stitch, how to perfect closures such as buttonholes and zippers, color transitions, and so much more.

COLOR AND YARN DESIGNS FOR SPINNERS 36,50 �

With these simple, inspired approaches, anyone can design yarns that are rich, intriguing, complex, and effective. Deb Menz takes inspiration from the world around her—mother nature, photos, fabrics, anything that pleases her eye—and applies the “more is more” approach to creating fiber blends for spinning stunning single and plied yarns.

Learn how to:

Use a color wheel and value scale
Make friends with a few simple principles of color harmony
Train your eye to analyze the components of a color
Make effective blends for singles and plied yarns
Sample with enthusiasm and joy

And finally, you'll learn how to put it all together in a project that fulfills your dreams.

Spin Off CD Collection 2009 21,50 �

Enjoy 4 issues of SPIN-OFF MAGAZINE exactly as they were printed in 2009.

This CD is so slick! You get spinning inspiration at your fingertips. You just pop in the CD and enjoy the ease of navigating through an entire year's worth of Spin-Off issues.

Discover the magazines as they were printed in 2009 with a time-saving electronic index. You can also search each issue by keywords of your choosing such as:

Names of master spinners
Specific or general techniques
Favorite projects
Products or equipment such as spindle, wheel, yarns, etc.
Challenges and results

Table of Contents

Spring 2009
Techniques: Use high whorl or low whorl spindles, spin on a track wheel, spin for needlepoint, and spin the perfect sock yarn.
Fiber Focus: Clun Forest.
Projects: A 3-in-1 scarf, Clun Forest hat and mittens, and Maine Morning Mitts.

Summer 2009
Techniques: Spin medium yarns, use your body as a spinning tool, understand S- and Z-twist, and predraft.
Fiber Focus: Villsau and California Variegated Mutant (CVM).
Projects: Slip-stitch mittens, inkle-woven handbag, Villsau mittens, button-up neck warmer, and a CVM hat.

Fall 2009
Techniques: Grow cotton, raise silk worms, and wash wool.
Fiber Focus: Scotch Mule, silk, cotton, and wolf fiber.
Projects: Fall Leaves Shawl, Scottish Mule Socks, natural fiber scarves, and a cowl.

Winter 2009
Techniques: Seven ways to draft, spin big yarns, make center-pull balls, Andean plying, and make coils.
Fiber Focus: Milkweed, dogbane, nettle, and Polwarth.
Projects: Polwarth socks, Feather and Fan Cowl, Tahoe Hat, and the Oatmeal Cardigan.

Handwoven CD 2003 21,50 �

Enjoy all 5 issues of HANDWOVEN MAGAZINE exactly as they were printed in 2003.

This CD is so slick! You get weaving inspiration at your fingertips. You just pop in the CD and enjoy the ease of navigating through an entire year's worth of Handwoven issues.

Discover the magazines as they were printed in 2003 with a time-saving electronic index. You can also search each issue by keywords of your choosing such as:

Names of master weavers
Specific or general techniques
Favorite projects
Products or equipment such as looms, novelty yarns, laces, etc.
Challenges and results
Keywords like tapestry, warp-faced and weft-faced, Indigo dyeing or any other areas of interest

Table of Contents

Jan/Feb: What’s Hot!

Discover the latest trends in fibers and finishing, learn how to use fulling and felting for texture and devor� (burnout) for see-through patterning, and enjoy a special feature on what’s hot in handwoven fashions.

Mar/Apr: stripes!

This issue is a definitive handbook on designing stripes in handwovens. Swatch Collection #34 and a wide range of projects show how to use proportions (Fibonacci and more) and even a musical score for stripe orders and color gradations.

May/Jun: lace: Huck, Bronson, leno, Swedish, felted

Projects teach a multitude of ways to create holes—on purpose!—in handwovens, from light and lacy to thick and warm: in cotton for a christening gown, Tencel for a shawl, linen for curtains, wool for blankets, and more.

Sept/Oct: Weaving for the home

Fill your home with handwoven fabrics: rugs, upholstery, table linens, kitchen and bath towels, and more. Also in this issue: Handwoven’s Fabric Forecast (the first of our color forecasts applied to weaving).

Nov/Dec: weaving by and for children

A Lord of the Rings Fellowship Cloak turns this issue into a weaving-collector’s treasure. Blankets, clothes, felted toys, and an overshot runner designed by a third-grader will make you smile—and weave.

Handwoven CD 2009 21,50 �

Enjoy all 5 issues of HANDWOVEN MAGAZINE exactly as they were printed in 2009.

This CD is so slick! You get weaving inspiration at your fingertips. You just pop in the CD and enjoy the ease of navigating through an entire year's worth of Handwoven issues.

Discover the magazines as they were printed in 2009 with a time-saving electronic index. You can also search each issue by keywords of your choosing such as:

Names of master weavers
Specific or general techniques
Favorite projects
Products or equipment such as looms, novelty yarns, laces, etc.
Challenges and results
Keywords like tapestry, warp-faced and weft-faced, Indigo dyeing or any other areas of interest

Table of Contents

Jan/Feb: Fabulous Fuzzy Fabrics
Fulling and felting are only a few of the ways presented in this issue for creating soft, fuzzy fabrics. Projects also use brushing, needlefelting, and differential shrinkage for unique textures and effects.

Mar/Apr: New Ideas in Weaving
This issue is full of new ideas: stringing beads in the warp, getting curves with an ondul� reed, making your own inkle loom, and more. A special project designed by Peter Collingwood creates eyelash pile.

May/Jun: Using Natural Yarns
Here is everything you need to know about choosing and using yarns spun from natural fibers: Unmercerized cotton, line and tow linens, grasses from your yard, five different silks (with a silk directory!), wool, cashmere, alpaca, and more.

Sept/Oct: Getting the Most from your Yarn Dollars
Weaving can be expensive, but this issue shows you ways to save: Using your yarn leftovers (20 ways!), designing from your stash, getting many different pieces from the same warp, and making creative yarn substitutions (Tencel is the new silk).

Nov/Dec: Your Weaving Studio
Need ideas for designing and organizing your studio? Take a tour of inspiring studios and get tips for making your weaving space the best it can be. Projects focus on unusual textures: Honeycomb, corduroy, waffle weave, and more.

Piecework CD 2001 21,50 �

Enjoy all 6 issues of Piecework Magazine exactly as they were printed in 2001.

This CD is so slick! You get inspiration for knitting, crochet, quilting, embroidery and so much more right at your fingertips. You just pop in the CD and enjoy the ease of navigating through an entire year's worth of Piecework magazine.

Discover the magazines as they were printed in 2001 with a time-saving electronic index. You can also search each issue by keywords of your choosing such as:

Names of master needle-workers
Specific or general techniques
Favorite projects
Products or equipment
Challenges and results

Table of Contents

January/February 2001
The Special Lace Issue features bobbin lace, lace made from silver and gold, Halas lace, Romanian point lace, and sun laces. Make your own silver and gold bobbin-lace pendant or a Romanian point-lace butterfly.

March/April 2001
Discover a medieval manuscript sampler chart, beautiful examples of the embroidered coats and vests of Slovakia, and a form of Indian embroidery called zardozi. Also, find instructions for a cross-stitched portrait.

May/June 2001
This issue contains uncommon needlework techniques such as Russian punchneedle embroidery, Mountmellick embroidery, Wessex stitchery, and n�lbinding. There are projects to try in each of these techniques. Plus, see examples of the beautiful embroidery done by the Russian Old Believers.

July/August 2001
Celebrate samplers with PieceWork. Discover the winners of the sampler contest and then try your hand at them yourself. Make your own knitted sampler and discover samplers from the Victoria and Albert Museum.

September/October 2001
Learn about the paisley motif and try a paisley pattern to bead. Get a sense of Victorian whimsy through crazy quilts. Then tat a pincushion, knit a wheat-ear border, or embroider covered buttons.

November/December 2001
This issue has seven holiday projects, including a needlepointed and beaded purse, a “crazy” pattern scarf to crochet, and a Victorian lace square to appliqu� and embroider. Also explore the Needlework Festival of Britain and application lace at the Great Exhibition of 1851.

Knitting Daily TV Series 700 41,50 �

Make Time For Yarn Every Day!

DVD - 2 BONUS knitting tutorials with host Eunny Jang!

Move beyond basic knitting and purling on this season of Knitting Daily with steeking, intarsia, lace knitting, felting, and even sideways knitting. Plus, join the crochet-along for the Chain Reaction Afghan Project, discover quick tips that answer common knitting questions, learn how to properly measure yourself and others for knitwear that fits correctly, and be fashion-forward with your knitwear this season with ruffles, plaids, and the latest yarns. With series 700 you’ll improve your knitting and crochet skills and make one-of-a-kind designs of all sizes.

Featured series 700 guests include KT Baldassaro, Laura Bryant, Mathew Gnagy, Barry Klein, Deborah Norville, Penny Sitler, and Marcy Smith.

Knit along with Knitting Daily!

Visit KnittingDailyTV.com for free tips, techniques, and patterns shown on series 700.

STITCH HEAVEN 27,50 �

A tribute to the most celebrated and successful Stitch Master in history, Stitch Haven presents Barbara Walker’s stitch patterns for the first time on video. Knitting experts fully demonstrate 18 popular stitch patterns. DVD also includes written directions and charts.

KNITTING GANSEYS 31,50 �

From the author of the classic best-selling book on Gansey knitting, an introduction to the tradition of this elegant, practical sweater. Learn by doing: Knit along with Beth with step-by-step instruction and demonstration of a doll-sized sampler sweater. Filled with techniques and tips to use in any knitting project. Take your knitting to the next level!

The DVD also includes:
• New gansey sweater pattern
• How to design your own gansey
• Detailed menu to quickly find the technique or information you need

This DVD covers the history, construction, and designing process of these wonderful 19th century seamless fishermen's sweaters from the British Isles. Follow along with Beth as you knit a small sampler sweater to learn all the construction techniques: the classic Channel Island Cast-on, split overlapped welts, seam stitches, initials, traditional motifs, underarm gussets, the perpendicular shoulder join, neck gussets and more! Learn the principles of designing a gansey. There is also a beautiful gansey pattern included to download, exclusive to this DVD! There are also other documents to download: an alphabet for knitting your initials into your gansey, instructions for making the sampler, and for designing.

THE ART OF KNITTING 21,50 �

DVD - Stitches, Colors, Fashion: For All Levels of Knitters

Whether you’re a beginner or advanced knitter, the best designers and instructors in America will show you how to knit with simple, understandable demonstrations that you can play over and over again. It will inspire you!

THE ART OF KNITTING 4 KIDS 21,50 �

DVD

THE ART OF KNITTING & CROCHET 2 21,50 �

DVD

THE ART OF CROCHET 4 KIDS 21,50 �

DVD

SOCKUPIED 16,50 �

DVD - In Pursuit of Sock Knitting 24/7

Sockupied, the special-issue eMag, is an interactive journey through sock knitting. With an easy-to-use CD-ROM format that includes videos, galleries, tips and techniques, informative articles, designer profiles, and more, this new eMag will satisfy your sock knitting fix like never before.

If you knit socks, you know exactly what it means to be Sockupied!

With the new eMag Sockupied, you'll:

Take to the streets with fun videos of socks and their stories
Explore luxury with 6 cashmere sock yarns
See video demonstrations on 4 cast-on methods for sock knitting of all skill levels
Learn expert tips from sock designer Cookie A
Discover 10 fresh ideas to resize your socks for a perfect fit
Test your skills with 3 sock patterns from industry-leading sock designers
See knitted sock galleries for inspiration
And much, much more!

Spinning Luxury Fibers 41,50 �

Spinners today have such an abundance of fiber choices, sometimes it’s hard to know where to begin – and to know how to handle these precious materials once you have them in your hands. In this extensive treatment of the best the fiber world has to offer, Master Spinner Judith MacKenzie shares what she’s learned from deep experience in both craft and industry, with a hands-on teaching style that will give you inspiration, confidence, and good results.

This three-disk set covers:

Silk, from cocoon to top to noil to magnificent blends
Alpaca, both huaycaya and suri
Camel
Llama
Paco-vicu�a
Yak
Bison
Cashmere
Quivit

You’ll learn how to prepare each fiber, how to spin it, how to finish your yarn, and the fascinating history and lore of each.

A Spinner's Toolbox 36,50 �

As a spinner, your most important, versatile tools are your own skilled hands. With those eight fingers and two opposable thumbs, plus a half-dozen simple techniques for manipulating the fiber supply, you can spin a full suite of yarn styles. The nuts and bolts:

Worsted
Semi-worsted
Woolen
Semi-woolen
Slub
Boucle

You’ll begin by seeing the unlikely possibility of spinning the six different yarns styles with a single fiber preparation. You’ll end by witnessing this revered master spinner, in a miracle of energetic ambidexterity, draft two fiber sources simultaneously into a single strong, lofty, funky novelty yarn. And so you can.

Spinning for Lace 21,50 �

Create exquisite yarns in no time!

Do you long to spin cobweb-fine threads that are both lively and durable? Meet Margaret Stove. Her methods might seem counterintuitive, but they work! A great advocate of the fine Merinos of her native New Zealand, Margaret is fearless in creating plied blends using silk, angora, qivuit, and more.

Learn how to:

• Handle a fine fleece without felting it

• Wash by the lock with shocking vigor and efficiency

• Adjust your wheel tension for exquisite delicacy

• Ply a balanced yarn, or tweak your hand positions for plying different fibers together

Plus, see how to choose and sort a fleece, separate spinnable staples, dissolve the grease, manage the staple to avoid felting and maximize durability and “bounce.” Using high magnifications of the fibers and spun yarns, Margaret explains just how it all works.

Handspinning Rare Wools 36,50 �

In Handspinning Rare Wools, Deborah Robson explores fiber from 38 rare and endangered breeds of sheep from Great Britain and North America. Her knowledge of their history and characteristics is deep, her stories are intriguing, and her passion for saving and savoring the basic materials of our craft is palpable.

In Handspinning Rare Wools, Robson covers the most interesting and vulnerable of:

Northern European short-tailed sheep (plus an intriguing mystery breed)
Old British breeds introduced in Roman times
Rare English longwools
Classic English Down breeds
Welsh and Border breeds
American originals
American feral and semi-ferals.

You’ll learn that washing, carding, combing, spinning, and finishing these fibers is a never-ending experiment filled with surprises. You’ll see the unexpected variety – from wool that feels like jute to wool that stretches and bounces back like tiny bungees. You’ll hear stories about specific sheep breeders who have made a difference – a hundred or three hundred years ago. You’ll have your ideas of fineness and softness and staple length turned on end.

Spinning Cotton 36,50 �

Cotton was perhaps the most important fiber of the ancient world, clothing more people throughout history than any other. It remains one of the most important fibers today – think underwear and bluejeans! Sheets and towels! Yet cotton has been largely neglected by contemporary spinners in the developed world. Stephenie Gaustad aims to change all that. In this engaging video, you’ll learn:

How to prepare cotton, from boll to batt
How to spin cotton with ease and efficiency on a wide range of tools, from tahkli to flyer wheel
How to boil off and set twist in preparation for weaving, knitting, or what have you

Along the way, you’ll be treated to fascinating historical asides, to inventive tricks for devising and adapting tools, and to an array of splendid made goods from socks to smocks to household cloths.

Know Your Wheel 36,50 �

Between the two of them, Alden Amos and Cindy Lair have more than 50 years experience making spinning wheels. Amos makes them one by one, by hand; Lair makes them in production runs using sophisticated machines. For both makers, quality is paramount. And for both, helping their customers get the most from their wheels is a substantial part of their work.

In this DVD, you’ll hear each maker expound on the wheel function and maintenance problems they most often encounter, and you’ll learn their special tricks for dealing with them. Looking at a wide range of wheels, you’ll learn how to deal with:

That annoying clunking sound
The bobbin that sometimes jams
The drive band that keeps slipping off
The drive band that needs replacement – more often than you might think
The copious lubrication needs of your wheel
And so much more.

Best of all, you’ll learn to feel at ease with your wheel as a productive machine. You’ll gain the confidence to tackle problems, wield tools, and forge a long and happy relationship with your wheel.

WEAVING ON A RIGID HEEDLE LOOM 36,50 �

Explore the endless possibilities of the rigid heddle loom as Jane Patrick shows you how to take your loom to its limits!

The rigid heddle loom a simple device with a hard-sounding name is remarkably versatile and easy to use. It’s great for beginners, but equally great for seasoned weavers who can explore its endless potential while never getting bored. If you’re accustomed to thinking of the rigid heddle loom as a “placemat” loom, be prepared. In this 2-disc set, you’ll see how to use it for all kinds of fabrics from sturdy little rugs to sheer shawls, from simple plain weaves to complex finger manipulations to doubleweave and beyond.

Learn how to:

• Warp your loom in a matter of minutes
• Master simple finger manipulations
• Use a pick-up stick to weave any pattern you choose
• Use two heddles for fine fabrics and even double cloth
• Add clever embellishments to your weaving as you go
• And so much more!

You’ll find simple explanations of dozens of techniques as Jane guides you through a handsome Sampler. Trying the next new thing with this versatile loom is almost addictive. In a good way.

Plus, you get printable PDFs of downloadable sampler instructions and “cheat sheets” included with the DVD!

DOUBLEWEAVE BASICS 36,50 �

Four shafts, two layers, so many possibilities!

EXPERIENCE THE MAGIC OF DOUBLEWEAVE

Perform amazing feats of shape, pattern, and texture!

Doubleweave Basics will add new dimensions to your thinking and your weaving. Master weaver Jennifer Moore takes a fresh and logical look at this most intriguing of weave structures while exploring its myriad possibilities. In this clear, well-organized presentation you’ll learn how to:

- Weave a fabric twice the width of your loom – with no seam
- Weave a fabric with intersecting layers
- Weave pockets, a seamless tube, many seamless tubes
- Change the tie-up to get many structures on one warp
- Weave hand-manipulated lace over a plain-weave background fabric
- Weave stitched, quilted, and piqu� fabrics

. . . and so much more. You’ll learn to set up your loom efficiently, to manage your shuttles and layer changes, to finish your work beautifully. Best of all, you’ll learn a new way to visualize how doubleweave works so you can apply it in fresh and creative ways. You will be a master of the magic of doubleweave.

DOUBLEWEAVE PICK-UP 21,50 �

An infinity of patterns and imagery at your fingertips!

Doubleweave Pick-up is the ultimate technique for creating any image you please on just four shafts. And Master Weaver Jennifer Moore makes the sequence and rhythm of this versatile technique so clear and compelling – you won’t be able to stop! In this well-organized presentation, you’ll learn how to:

-Follow a simple geometric graph
-Master the four simple steps that unlock a whole world of design possibilities
-Branch out into creating your own graphed designs

You’ll learn to manage your shuttles efficiently, to change layers with ease, and to correct random mistakes, along with a host of tips and tricks to make your work go smoothly.

A Knitter's Guide to Color 21,50 �

Bring excitement to your knitwear with COLOR! With the help of color expert and knitwear designer Laura Bryant, you’ll learn about color from an artist’s perspective and begin a journey that will open your eyes and enrich your knitting.

With A Knitter’s Guide to Color with Laura Bryant, color effects are presented in tangible and visual terms that illustrate how colors behave and our perceptions of them. With Laura’s help, you’ll train your eye to develop your own sensibilities. A new way of sorting color and seeing relationships becomes the basis for exploring color through several simple, yet clever, knitting techniques.

With A Knitter’s Guide to Color with Laura Bryant, you’ll learn:
• How to make color stories with a knowledge of color values and weights
• How to recognize color relationships and interactions
• How to design your knitwear using color for more visual impact
• And more!

Explore Laura’s favorite axiom: You don’t get WOW by doing the expected!

Plus, A Knitter’s Guide to Color with Laura Bryant includes an explanation of the Fibonacci number sequence related to color and a free pattern for the shawl shown on this video.

KNITTING DAILY TV SERIES 600 41,50 �

Learn how to clean natural fibers, how to substitute yarns and stitch patterns in your knitwear designs, crochet unique edgings, and more! Knitting Daily TV Series 600 features various tips and techniques for making one-of-a-kind knit and crochet projects and increasing your skills. Plus, you’ll meet a variety of trendsetting, well-known, and inspiring designers.

Knitting Daily TV Series 600 is a block-buster seasons full of celebrity knitters and crocheters. Featured guests include Yumiko Alexander, KT Baldassaro, Marlaina Bird, Laura Bryant, Amy Butler, Robyn Chachula, Colleen East, Miriam Felton, Louisa Harding, Adina Klein, Barry Klein, Carl Koop, Debbie Macomber, Deborah Norville, Lisa Shroyer, Penny Sitler, Becca Smith, Deb Robson, Debbie Stoller, and Ysolda Teague.

PLUS! Knitting Daily TV Series 600 on DVD includes two never-before-seen bonus segments with host Eunny Jang. These never-aired, in-depth technique segments dive into twisted stitches and the brioche stitch.

Knit along with Knitting Daily TV! Visit KnittingDailyTV.com for free tips, techniques, and patterns shown on this season.

Spin Off CD Collection 2005 21,50 �

Enjoy 4 issues of SPIN OFF MAGAZINE exactly as they were printed in 2005.

This CD is so slick! You get spinning inspiration at your fingertips. You just pop in the CD and enjoy the ease of navigating through two year's worth of Spin-Off issues.

Discover the magazines as they were printed in 2005 with a time-saving electronic index. You can also search each issue by keywords of your choosing such as:

Names of masters of spinning
Specific or general techniques
Favorite projects
Products or equipment such as spindle, wheel, yarns, etc.
Challenges and results

Editorial Calendar 2005

Spring 2005
Techniques: Learn all about short draw, crochet colorful bead ropes, make coiled baskets with handspun. Fiber Focus: Black Welsh Mountain fleece with complete instructions for wrist warmers. Projects: Wrist warmers, Mountain Goat slippers, weave a linen-hemp shirt, Humpty Dumpty toy, make an easy-to-knit hat for everyone. Equipment: Use cookie cutters to make needlefelted shapes.

Summer 2005
Techniques: Learn all about spindle spinning and try your hand at solar dyeing. Fiber Focus: Finnsheep Lambswool. Projects: An elegant granny-square crocheted vest, an African gourd instrument made with handspun netting, a Finnsheep lace scarf, half-mitts, needlefelt a fulled sweater jacket. Equipment: Learn how to to split ply to make wrist distaffs.

Fall 2005
Techniques: Step-by-step instructions for dyeing with Lanaset. Fiber Focus: Bison! Projects: A thrums jacket made from loom leftovers; bags fringed with beads; reversible rainbow hats; a Bison scarf and an ombre silk scarf; and spin, knit, dye, and full a boiled-wool vest. Equipment: Learn all about spinning on a wheel.

Winter 2005
Techniques: Making novelty yarns, weave on a weavette, natural-dye experiments. Fiber Focus: Llama and Babydoll Southdown sheep. Projects: An overshot table runner, felted lace scarf, warpweighted scarf made with novelty yarns, a needlefelted purse, Llama lace shrug. Equipment: Drafting for woolen and worsted-style yarns on a spindle.

Handwoven CD 2005 21,50 �

Enjoy 5 issues of HANDWOVEN MAGAZINE exactly as they were printed in 2005.

This CD is so slick! You get spinning inspiration at your fingertips. You just pop in the CD and enjoy the ease of navigating through two year's worth of Handwoven issues.

Discover the magazines as they were printed in 2005 with a time-saving electronic index. You can also search each issue by keywords of your choosing such as:

Names of masters of spinning
Specific or general techniques
Favorite projects
Products or equipment such as spindle, wheel, yarns, etc.
Challenges and results

Editorial Calendar 2005

Jan/Feb 2005: New Fibers

Lots of yarns new to weavers are featured in this issue with a how-to guide for using them: bamboo, soy silk, stainless steel, crepe yarns, and more. Projects include collapse weaves along with many other unusual textures.

Mar/Apr 2005: Color-and-Weave

Color-and-weave is the clever juxtaposition of dark and light colors in both warp and weft. Discover the secrets to designing and weaving log cabin and shadow weave for garments, scarves, shawls, table mats, and more.

May/June 2005: Weave for Summer Fun!

Here’s a rich collection of projects for summer parties and summer wear. You’ll find linen and lace table runners in hot summer colors, party placemats, and a Fiestaware tablecloth along with summer scarves.

Sept/Oct 2005: Warp Rep

This issue gives you the tools you need to design and weave all types of fabrics in warp rep. You can start with simple hot pads, graduate to bags and mats, and then go for rugs. Helpful warping and weaving tips are included.

Nov/Dec 2005: Fast (Fat!) and Fabulous!

Thick yarns are not only quick to weave with, but they can provide fabrics with luscious textures and hand. Soft wools, boucl�s, Pendleton selvedges, bulky knitting ribbons, and novelties—you’ll love using them all.

Interweave Knits 2009 21,50 �

Interweave Knits magazine!

Enjoy all four issues of Interweave Knits exactly as they were printed in 2009: Spring, Summer, Fall, and Winter editions. Plus, you’ll receive a free digital edition of the 2009 special issue Interweave Knits Holiday Gifts 2009!

The 2009 season showcases over 100 patterns for pullovers, cardigans, home d�cor, accessories, and more. Learn how to make colorwork easy, add textural stitches to your knitting, knit jogless stripes, venture into organic yarns, learn reversible cables, and much, much more.

INTARSIA UNTANGLED 2 30,50 �

DVD - A Knitter's Companion

The odyssey continues! Now that you enjoy intarsia, here are some sophisticated skills to help you tackle special situations: long horizontal color jumps without breaking the yarn or having to think ahead, as well as a selection of slick tricks to make life easier. Explore textured stitches within color blocks, knit sculpted shapes, and learn to analyze patterns to see what lies ahead. Professional filming and production achieve a knitters-eye-view of unrivaled clarity, coupled with Lucy's unique teaching style. Each technique is accompanied by her informal commentary, in which she describes how to perform each step in detail and why you might wish to use it.

Interweave Knits 2000 Collection CD 21,50 �

Interact with Interweave Knits magazine! Enjoy all four issues of Interweave Knits exactly as they were printed in 2000: Spring, Summer, Fall, and Winter editions.

The 2000 season showcases patterns for pullovers, cardigans, home d�cor, accessories, and more.

Plus, with the 2000 season you'll:

Learn great techniques like Eastern and Western stitches, embroidering on hand knits, reading symbols and charts, and casting on.
Meet top designers like Shirley Paden, the Norwegian star Solveig Hisdal, and Jill Eaton.
Discover how to use great yarns like alpaca, wool, ribbon yarn, and complex art yarn
And so much more!

Interweave Knits 2001 Collection CD 21,50 �

Enjoy all four issues of Interweave Knits exactly as they were printed in 2001: Spring, Summer, Fall, and Winter editions.

The 2001 season showcases over 100 patterns for pullovers, cardigans, home d�cor, accessories, and more.

Plus with the 2001 season you will:

Learn great techniques like increases (both simple and advanced), binding off, blocking, and working with stripes.
Meet top designers like Fiona Ellis, Catherine Lowe, and Mags Kandis.
Discover exotic fibers like mohair and cashmere.
And so much more!

Piecework CD 2004-2005 31,50 �

Enjoy 12 issues of PIECEWORK MAGAZINE exactly as they were printed in 2004 and 2005.

This CD is so slick! You get spinning inspiration at your fingertips. You just pop in the CD and enjoy the ease of navigating through two year's worth of PieceWork issues.

Discover the magazines as they were printed in 2004 and 2005 with a time-saving electronic index. You can also search each issue by keywords of your choosing such as:

Names of masters of spinning
Specific or general techniques
Favorite projects
Products or equipment such as spindle, wheel, yarns, etc.
Challenges and results

Table of Contents

Editorial Calendar 2004–2005

January/February 2004

Embroider a Heart, Knit Valentine Gloves, Crochet a Korsn�s Bag

March/April 2004

Knit Nordic Flower Sachets, Tat a Square Medallion, Embroider Your Own Gift Wrap

May/June 2004

Wedding Celebration

July/August 2004

Travel the World of Needlework

September/October 2004

Knit a Back-to-School Cap, Tapestry Crochet a Cat Pillow

November/December 2004

Knit Tiny Stockings, Tat a Delicate Snowflake, Much-Loved Dolls

January/February 2005

Remake and Reuse Your Treasures

March/April 2005

Embroider a Stunning Victorian Pillow, Simple French Bath Mitts to Knit

May/June 2005

Embroider a Striking Silk Peacock, Knit a Romantic Cashmere Heart Scarf

July/August 2005

Recycle Old Lace: Make a Patchwork Keepsake

September/October 2005

Knit a Quick Quilt Pattern, Stitch Memories Together, Kaffe Fassett’s Baby Quilt to Make

November/December 2005

Knit Lovable Winter Dolls, Crochet a Beret, Crafts with Kids

THE KNITTER'S COMPANION (DVD) 21,50 �

DVD - Includes 80+ Demos and Techniques

On this 2-disc set, Vicki Square shares every single technique featured in the best-selling book Knitter's Companion Deluxe Edition. A truly hands-on experience, this extended DVD gives knitters everything they need to find success with every skein. At more than 4 hours of detailed instructional footage, this is an indispensible addition to any knitter's DVD collection.

Piecework CD 2006-2007 31,50 �

Enjoy all 12 issues of Piecework Magazine exactly as they were printed in 2006 and 2007that’s 2 whole years worth!

Discover the magazines as they were printed in 2006 and 2007 with a time-saving electronic index. You can also search each issue by keywords of your choosing such as:

Names of master needle-workers
Specific or general techniques
Favorite projects
Products or equipment
Challenges and results

Table of Contents

Editorial Calendar 2006–2007

January/February 2006 Aprons – Vintage is Chic

March/April 2006 Stitch a Miniature Garden, Penny Rugs, Collecting Treasured Towels

May/June 2006 Needlework for Your Celebrations

July/August 2006 Knit Estonian Mittens, Uzbeck Dowry Cloths, Paisley Motif

September/October 2006 2nd Annual Quilt Issue

November/December 2008 Christmas Ornaments, Crocheted Buttons, Lace

January/February 2007 Special Knitting Issue: New Takes on Old Techniques

March/April 2007 Knit, Crochet, and Stitch with Silk

May/June 2007 Costumes, Norwegian Knitting, Learn to Tat

July/August 2007 Discover Saris, Slippers, and Shawls

September/October 2007 3rd Annual Quilt Issue

November/December 2007 Vintage Handbags, Timeless Textiles, Period Pincushions

KNITTING CREATIVE DETAILS (DVD) 21,50 �

DVD - Designing Original Knitwear

It's all in the details! Well-known knitwear designer Vicki Square walks you through the design process for knitting original knitwear in this Knitting Daily Workshop DVD.

In this workshop video, best-selling author Vicki Square shares her expertise designing one-of-a-kind knitwear, with special attention to the details.

With Knitting Creative Details: Designing Original Knitwear with Vicki Square, you'll learn:

--How to envision your design before you pick up your needles, including sketching and swatching practices that will guarantee successful knitting.
--How to knit your design using proper schematics, draping fabric, and deciding on detailing to make your piece stand out.

--How to knit creative embellishments, such as knitted i-cord, Chinese knots, non-curling knitted borders, stacked buttons, corkscrew tassels, and much more!

Plus! With the purchase of this Knitting Daily Workshop DVD, you'll receive access to three of Vicki's patterns that emphasize detailed knitting: the Paisley Hat embellished with beads and French knots, a Cuff Bracelet that uses two-color braided cast-on and bind-off, and her Patches Bag that features applied squares with chain-stitch embroidery.

Invite Vicki Square into your fiber studio and learn the ins and outs of creating original works of knitwear art!

Knitted Lace of Estonia 21,50 �

DVD with Nancy Bush

The distinctive and elegant designs of Nancy Bush’s Knitted Lace of Estonia are brought to life as Nancy offers valuable and unique techniques for making traditional and modern Estonian lace scarves and shawls. After a detailed discussion of the characteristics of the exquisite handknits , Nancy guides you in knitting a lace scarf with three edges: two traditional ones with garter border and sewn-on edge and a modern one with a picked-up edge. You’ll cherish these for years to come. With Knitted Lace of Estonia with Nancy Bush, you’ll learn:

        • How to get started with the proper tools, cast-on methods, and information on the various shawl types and shaping
        • How to read a lace chart and work your lace pattern, with tips for calculating your shawl’s center and edgings
        • Various Estonian lace knitting techniques including the classic “nupp,” a simple bobble technique seen throughout Estonian lace
        • How to plan an edging and finish your project with ease, including tips on blocking your shawl to make it look its best
        •And more!

Nancy’s demonstrations include tips and advice to making Estonian shawl knitting successful. Her knowledge of and passion for Estonian lace knitting makes this complex art irresistible to adventurous knitters.

Knitting Daily Workshop: Knitting from the Top Down 21,50 �

Well-known knitwear designer Wendy Bernard shows you how to knit your sweaters from the top down!

In this workshop video, knitter extraordinaire Wendy Bernard shares her expertise for knitting top-down sweaters. Knit along with her as she demonstrates a top-down raglan pullover and a set-in sleeve cardigan pattern. With the tips and techniques you'll learn from this step-by-step approach, you'll become an expert on knitting from the top down.

With Knitting from the Top Down with Wendy Bernard, you'll learn:
--How to shape necklines, armholes, sleeves, and the bodies of knitted sweaters while knitting for the top down, a method that allows you to try on sweaters while you're knitting them.

--How to customize the fit of any top-down sweater.

--How to place provisional stitches onto live needles.

--How to join sweater sections easily with little or no seaming.

--And much, much more!

Plus! With the purchase of this DVD, you'll receive access to two sweater patterns seen on this video--Wendy's Riverstone Boatneck pullover and Cerulean Cardigan. Enjoy the benefits of knitting from the top down and invite Wendy Bernard into your fiber studio!

Wendy Bernard is a knitwear designer and author of teh book Custom Knits (Stewart, Tabori, & Chang, 2008). Her designs have appeared in interweave Knits, knitscene, as well as featured online at knitty.com. Her blog Knit and Tonic chronicles her life and knitting adventures. She lives in Thousand Oaks, California.

Handwoven CD 2006-2007 31,50 �

Enjoy all 10 issues of HANDWOVEN MAGAZINE exactly as they were printed in 2006 and 2007.

This CD is so slick! You get weaving inspiration at your fingertips. You just pop in the CD and enjoy the ease of navigating through two year's worth of Handwoven issues.

Discover the magazines as they were printed in 2006 and 2007 with a time-saving electronic index. You can also search each issue by keywords of your choosing such as:

Names of master weavers
Specific or general techniques
Favorite projects
Products or equipment such as looms, novelty yarns, laces, etc.
Challenges and results
Keywords like tapestry, warp-faced and weft-faced, Indigo dyeing or any other areas of interest

Table of Contents

Jan/Feb 2006 - Learning and Teaching: projects you can learn from and use for teaching others.

Mar/Apr 2006 - Show Your Work: weaving for and planning shows, show-stopping projects.

May/June 2006 - Designing with Color: exploiting the color potential of familiar weave structures.

Sept/Oct 2006 - Weaving for Your Critters: doggie beds, collars, cat mats, saddle blankets.

Nov/Dec 2006 - Weaving Outside the Box: nuno-like felting, 3-D doubleweave, faux fur, more.

Jan/Feb 2007 - Weave in Black and White (with silk, bamboo, angora, and more): deflected doubleweave, devor�, woven ruffles.

Mar/Apr 2007 - Overshot—A Vintage Weave Gets a Makeover: from overshot to doubleweave, name drafting, woven shibori.

May/June 2007 - Create New Color Palettes: taking colors from digital images, nature, artwork.

Sept/Oct 2007 - Bags for Every Occasion: yoga-mat and laptop carriers, totes, evening bags, more.

Nov/Dec 2007 - Warp Less and Weave More: many unique projects on the same warp.

Handwoven CD 2008 21,50 �

This CD is so slick! You get weaving inspiration at your fingertips. You just pop in the CD and enjoy the ease of navigating through an entire year's worth of Handwoven issues.

Discover the magazines as they were printed in 2008 with a time-saving electronic index. You can also search each issue by keywords of your choosing such as:

Names of master weavers
Specific or general techniques
Favorite projects
Products or equipment such as looms, novelty yarns, laces, etc.
Challenges and results
Keywords like tapestry, warp-faced and weft-faced, Indigo dyeing or any other areas of interest

Spin Off CD Collection 2006-2007 31,50 �

Enjoy 8 issues of SPIN OFF MAGAZINE exactly as they were printed in 2006 and 2007.

This CD is so slick! You get spinning inspiration at your fingertips. You just pop in the CD and enjoy the ease of navigating through two year's worth of Spin-Off issues.

Discover the magazines as they were printed in 2006 and 2007 with a time-saving electronic index. You can also search each issue by keywords of your choosing such as:

Names of masters of spinning
Specific or general techniques
Favorite projects
Products or equipment such as spindle, wheel, yarns, etc.
Challenges and results

Table of Contents

Spring 2006 - Fabulous Zigzag Scarves, Sock Yarns, A Spinner’s Cast-On, Coopworth Lap Rug

Summer 2006 - Color Inspirations, Estonian Hand Puppets, Dyeing for Socks, Handspun Gallery of Children’s Wear

Fall 2006 - Machine Knitting to Dye For, Setting up for Shearing Day, Spinning from the Fold, Fiber Basics: Organics

Winter 2006 - Linen Spinning for the Shroud of Turin,Doodling with Yarn, Silk Hankies,Cheviot Mittens

Spring 2007 - Double Drafting, Handspun Kool-Aid Dyed Socks, Color Blending, Scottish Blackface Fleece

Summer 2007 - Self-Striping Yarn, Wet Finishing Techniques, Handspun Gallery of Felted Items

Fall 2007 - Special Anniversary Issue, Spin Camel Down, Quick and Easy Fiber Blending

Winter 2007 - Small Projects for Fireside Spinning, 24-Hour Mittens, Finding Local Sources for Fiber

Fabulous Zigzag Scarves, Sock Yarns, A Spinner’s Cast-On, Coopworth Lap Rug

Piecework CD 2008-2009 31,50 �

Enjoy all 12 issues of Piecework Magazine exactly as they were printed in 2008 and 2009—that’s 2 whole years worth!

This CD is so slick! You get inspiration for knitting, crochet, quilting, embroidery and so much more right at your fingertips. You just pop in the CD and enjoy the ease of navigating through two year's worth of Piecework issues.

Discover the magazines as they were printed in 2008 and 2009 with a time-saving electronic index. You can also search each issue by keywords of your choosing such as:

Names of master needle-workers
Specific or general techniques
Favorite projects
Products or equipment
Challenges and results

Table of Contents

Editorial Calendar 2008–2009

January/February 2008 - 2nd Annual Historical Knitting Issue

March/April 2008 - Metal-Thread Embroidery, Knitted Lace, Loop-Manipulated Braids

May/June 2008 - Create Extraordinary Lace

July/August 2008 - Pincushions, Crocheted Lace, Schoolgirl Samplers

September/October 2008 - The Special Quilt Issue

November/December 2008 - Knitted Wedding Gloves, Shirred Rugs, Holiday Gifts to Make

January/February 2009 - 3rd Annual Historical Knitting Issue

March/April 2009 - Textiles for Historical Reenactment

May/June 2009 - Amazing Lace

July/August 2009 - A Special Travel Issue with “Travel” Sized Projects

September/October 2009 - The Miniatures Issue

November/December 2009 - Crochet Challenge, Cross-Stitched Slippers

Knitting Daily TV, Series 400 41,50 �

Join your host Eunny Jang and experts Shay Pendray and Kristin Omdahl on Knitting Daily Series 400, where yarn and fiber take center stage!

Series 400
Episodes 1-13

Welcome to Knitting Daily!
Featured Knitting Daily Season 400 guests include Halycon Blake, Laura Bryant, Lily Chin, Linda Cortright, Jennifer Edgar, Kate Gagnon Osbourne, Cecily Glowick MacDonald, Carol Huber Cypher, Mags Kandis, Courtney Kelly, Adina Klein, Barry Klein, Melissa LaBarre, Dr. Catherine Leslie and her students, Clara Parkes, Linda Pratt, Lisa Shroyer, Karin Skacel, Penny Sitler, and Theresa Schabes.

Learn how a yarn’s twist affects your knitting, how to knit using a knitting machine and tips and tricks you can take from the machine to your Handknitting, the best ways to finish off your garments, what is in fashion this season in the design world, and much more!

Table of Contents

401 Fearless Knit and Crochet
402 Fashion Forward
403 Knit & Purl Magic
404 All in the Finish
405 Natural Fibers
406 Fiber Tech
407 Wild About Wool
408 Crazy for Cotton
409 Creative Scarves
410 New England Knits
411 Think Thin
412 On the Edge
413 Trade Secrets

Knitting Daily TV, Series 500 41,50 �

Knitting Daily TV Series 500 DVD includes 3 Bonus segments with host Eunny Jang!

Learn three easy buttonholes and how to spice up your handknits with various button styles, how to knit a hat in the round on double-points, all the need-to-know information on circular needles including the magic loop method, the basics of entrelac, how to crochet hairpin lace, and more. At your LYS host one or all three new knit-alongs this season for fun and easy projects.

Feastured guests on Series 500 include Veronik Avery, Cat Bordhi, Laura Bryant, Jared Flood, Beth Gantz, Zontee Hou, Amy King, Adina Klein, Barry Klein, Sean Larson, Lisa Myers, Jane Patrick, Becca Smith, Vicki Square, and Sheryl Thies.

Join your host Eunny Jang and experts Shay Pendray and Kristin Omdahl on Knitting Daily, Series 500, now available on DVD.

4-DVD set. Total run time is approximately 5 hours, 48 minutes; not including bonus segments. This DVD Set is for your private home viewing only. It is not authorized for other use. Copyright 2010 Interweave Press LLC. All rights reserved.

Table of Contents

KDTV Series 500 Episodes:

501 Ground Rules

502 Finishing Touches

503 Play with Color

504 Hat Basics

505 Make It Unique

506 Small Projects

507 Heritage

508 Double Duty

509 Style & Construction

510 Circle Around

511 Yarn Inspiration

512 It's in the Details

513 All Wrapped Up

HOW I SPIN 36,50 �

DVD - A Common-Sense Approach to Great Productivity and Creative Joy - 2 disk set

What can you learn from someone who spins all day, every day (except during gardening season), and who produces her own handspun shirts, sweaters, blankets, rugs, table linens, bath towels, aprons, even gardening shorts? Short answer: A lot! Rita Buchanan has spent more thoughtful time preparing fiber, spinning yarn, and making fabrics from her handspun than perhaps anyone in the developed world. This is not just mindless handwork; Rita has a keen, analytical mind that she applies consistently to testing, sampling, and record keeping, and she balances this against her pure joy in the process. The result is a body of knowledge and practice that sometimes defies convention, and always instructs and engages.

In this set you’ll learn:

How to control yarn size with your hands, not with wheel adjustments
How to create the most wonderful preparations using cards, combs, and more A no-fuss way to dye fiber in your oven An easy approach to plying – and why plying may not matter much
How to spin cotton while reading your favorite bookAnd so much more.

Knitting Daily Workshop: Inside Intarsia 21,50 �

Learn the ins and outs of intarsia knitting with master Anne Berk!

Master knitter and designer Anne Berk takes you on a journey of intarsia knitting. She explains the difference between intarsia and stranded knitting, how to manage your yarns while knitting intarsia, demonstrates knitting techniques in the round, and more.

With the Knitting Daily Workshop: Inside Intarsia with Anne Berk DVD, you'll learn:

--Beginning basics of intarsia, such as how to read a colorwork chart, join new yarns into your work, orient stitches properly while weaving in your yarn ends, and more

--Knitting intarsia techniques for knitting intarsia in the round ,plus how to convert knitting patterns with an example of an argyle sock pattern knit both flat and in the round

--How to fix common intarsia knitting mistakes, such as forgetting to link yarns when switching colors, what to do if you use the wrong color or drop a stitch, and more

Plus, with the purchase of this DVD, you'll receive access to two of Anne Berk's patterns--a coffee cozy and a stylish, colorful beret to practice your new intarsia knitting skills.

About the Author

Anne Berk was certified by the Knitting Guild of America as a Master Knitter in 2003. Anne especially enjoys teaching about techniques that improve the quality and appearance of handknits. She has been a knitting instructor since 1998. Anne has designed for ShibuiKnits and Simply Shetland, and taught "Argyle Socks" at Sock Summit 2009. Anne is also an optometrist in private practice in Portland.

Knitting Daily Workshop: Getting Started Knitting 21,50 �

DVD -Basics and Beyond with Eunny Jang

Become a better knitter with the help of expert Eunny Jang, host of Knitting Daily TV.

Knitter extraordinaire Eunny Jang shares her expertise for knitting with an abundance of simple to advanced how-to knitting lessons geared toward the beginning knitter. Knit along with Eunny as she demonstrates basic knit and purl stitches, quick fixes for common mistakes, and even design tips and tricks to becoming a knitwear designing expert.

Plus, with the Knitting Daily Workshop: Getting Started, Basics and Beyond with Eunny Jang, you'll learn:

Advanced stitches and techniques such as traditional to reversible cables and simple to elaborate colorwork
How to knit in the round, with tips for knitting hats with jogless stripes and socks for the whole family
Basic information on yarn types and twists and how the type and quality of yarn is influential to your knitting
Finishing techniques to complete your knitting, such as great edging ideas, pom-poms and tassels, and even embroidery and much, much more!

With over two hours of knitting how-to, you'll increase your knitting expertise and begin designing in no time!

Interweave Knits 2008 26,50 �

CD Collection

Enjoy all four issues of Interweave Knits exactly as they were printed in 2008: Spring, Summer, Fall, and Winter editions. The full-color electronic versions of these magazines include easy-to-navigate tables of contents, easy-to-print patterns, informative articles, designer profiles, and all the tips and techniques that Interweave Knits is known for.

The 2008 season showcases textural knits; shaping tutorials; an exploration in tweeds; color theory for knitters; easy lace projects; plus, over 100 patterns for sweaters, skirts, socks, shawls, and more.

Interweave Crochet 2004 - 2006 21,50 �

CD Collection - Spring 2004, Fall 2004, Special Issue 2005, Spring 2006

Enjoy the premiere issues of Interweave Crochet magazine, including a 16-page supplement, the first-ever Fall 2004 special issue, the 2005 special issue, and Interweave Crochet Spring 2006. These full-color electronic editions appear exactly as they were printed and include easy-to-navigate tables of contents, easy-to-print patterns, informative articles, designer profiles, and all the tips and techniques that Interweave Crochet is known for. Plus, enjoy the abundance of patterns for sweaters, shawls, socks, skirts, and more!

Interweave Crochet 2006 - 2007 21,50 �

CD Collection

Enjoy four issues of Interweave Crochet, exactly as they were originally printed. These full-color electronic versions include easy-to-navigate tables of contents, easy-to-print patterns, informative articles, designer profiles, and all the tips and techniques that Interweave Crochet is known for. Plus, enjoy an abundance of patterns for sweaters, shawls, socks, skirts, and more.

Knitscene CD Collection 2007 - 2009 26,50 �

Enjoy four issues of Knitscene magazine exactly how they were originally printed, including the incredibly popular Fall 2009 issue. These full-color electronic editions include easy-to-navigate tables of contents, easy-to-print patterns, informative articles, and all the tips and techniques that Knitscene is known for.

The 2007-2009 seasons showcase stylish projects for the spirited knitter. Considered for the advanced beginner, Knitscene has an abundance of one-of-a-kind projects using great yarns.

Knitscene CD Collection 2005 - 2007 26,50 �

Interact with Knitscene magazine! Enjoy the first 4 issues of Knitscene ever printed, including the Fall 2005 premiere issue. These full-color electronic editions include easy-to-navigate tables of contents, easy-to-print patterns, informative articles, and all the tips and techniques that Knitscene is known for!

The 2005-2007 seasons show stylish patterns for the spirited knitter. Considered for the advanced beginner, Knitscene has an abundance of stylish projects using great yarns.

Spin Off CD Collection 2008 21,50 �

This CD is so slick! You get spinning inspiration at your fingertips. You just pop in the CD and enjoy the ease of navigating through an entire year's worth of Spin-Off issues.

Discover the magazines as they were printed in 2008 with a time-saving electronic index. You can also search each issue by keywords of your choosing such as:

Names of masters of spinning
Specific or general techniques
Favorite projects
Products or equipment such as spindle, wheel, yarns, etc.
Challenges and results
Keywords like color, wheel mechanics, cashmere or any other areas of interest

Editorial Calendar 2008

Spring 2008
Techniques: Lace weight yarns in a variety of fibers, a gallery of handspun lace pieces and a shawl project with complete instructions. Also a tutorial in spinning a sturdy cable yarn.
Fiber focus: Cormo, with a baby sweater project.
Equipment: Spindle and wheel – how to use them simultaneously to spin a novelty yarn.

Summer 2008
Techniques: Tips on spinning cashmere as well as suri alpaca, with a lace shawl project.
Fiber focus: Colored cotton.
Equipment: Flick carders and how to use them.

Fall 2008
Bonus: Special Wheel Issue - The Great Spinning Wheel Roundup! A buyer’s guide to everything that’s out there. Specifications, prices, and availability. This is a must-have issue, accompanied by a definitive article on wheel mechanics by master teacher Maggie Casey.
Techniques: What is the difference between semiworsted and semi-woolen yarns?
Fiber focus: Pygora, with a scarf project.

Winter 2008
Bonus: Guide to Handpainted Fibers- Everybody is spinning hand painted fibers! A special section in this issue serves as a buyer’s guide to all the wonderful ones that are available, tricks and techniques for spinning it, and clever patterns for using it.
Techniques: Blending colors at the wheel.
Fiber focus: Spinning vicu�a and guanaco fiber, with a hat project.
Equipment: Plying on a spindle.

ROUND-THE-BEND JACKETS & PUZZLE PILLOW BLANKET 27,50 �

DVD - With Meg Swansen

These two projects feature the magic of garter stitch squares and Meg uses her “sew-as-you-go” technique to unite the sections as she knits.

SADDLE-SLEEVE JACKET 27,50 �

DVD - With Meg Swansen

Take a knitting vacation to the Smoky Mountains and watch Meg knit a Bavarian Twisted Stitch Sweater. Includes instructions for the plain Unspun Icelandic version, plus a bonus Twisted Stitch Cap.

Interweave Knits 2005 Collection CD 26,50 �

Interact with Interweave Knits Magazine. Enjoy all four issues of Interweave Knits exactly how they were printed in 2005: Spring, Summer, Fall, and Winter editions. The full-color electronic versions of these magazine include easy-to-navigate table of contents, easy-to-print out patterns, informative articles, designer profiles, and all the tips and techniques that Interweave Knits is known for.

The 2005 season showcases the Brioche stitch tutorial with knitwear colorist Nancy Marchant, a profile on Canadian knitwear designer Veronik Avery, Beyond teh Basics: Short-Rows, great knitterly gift ideas, as well as over 100 patterns for sweaters, skirts, socks, shawls, and more!

Interweave Knits 2006 Collection CD 26,50 �

Enjoy all four issues of Interweave Knits exactly as they were printed in 2006: Spring, Summer, Fall, and Winter editions. Plus, receive the bonus premier special issue of Knits Gifts 2006!

The full-color electronic versions of these magazines include easy-to-navigate table of contents, easy-to-print patterns, informative articles, designer profiles, and all the tips and techniques that Interweave Knits is known for.

Interweave Knits 2007 Collection CD 26,50 �

Interact with Interweave Knits Magazine! Enjoy all four issues of Interweave Knits exactly as they were printed in 2007: Spring, Summer, Fall, and Winter editions. Plus, receive the bonus special issue of Knits Gifts 2007!

The full-color electronic versions of these magazines include easy-to-navigate table on contents, easy-to-print out patterns, informative articles, designer profiles, and all the tips and techniques that Interweave Knits is known for.

The 2007 season showcases a tutorial on set-in sleeves, a designer profile on Kristin Nicholas, book reviews and excerpts, as well as over 100 patterns for sweaters, skirts, socks, shawls, and more!

KNITTING WITH JEAN 42,00 �

DVD - Professional Finishing Techniques

This double DVD set includes Japanese knitting techniques and provides step-by-step instructions in a DVD format. It is perfect for beginner or advanced knitters who are learning the tips and techniques of professional finishing that designers and master knitters use in the industry.

KNITTING AROUND 50,50 �

DVD - With Elizabeth Zimmerman & Meg Swansen

The ever popular Knitting Around, companion media to Elizabeth's Knitting Around book, contains twelve lessons including: The Moccasin Sock, Fair Isle Yoke Sweater, Knitted Dickeys (useful samplers for learning to knit short row garter-stitch corners, a technique that can be used for larger garments), the original Knitted Moebius, The Bog Jacket, The Pie Are Square Shawl, A Norwegian Pullover, A Mittful of Mittens and An Aran Coat (two lessons.) Cully has also added a voice segment of Elizabeth reading her digressions (written in Knitting Around), along with a slideshow of over 400 EZ photographs & watercolors, many of them not previously in print.

6 hours | 3 DVDs

HISTORY OF HANDKNITTING 31,50 �

AUDIO BOOK

The Compelling History of This Ancient Craft

gelesen von Melissa Hughes

Knitting Daily TV, Series 300 41,50 �

Join knitting expert Eunny Jang, crochet ace Kim Werker, spinning and weaving fiberista Liz Gipson, and favorite stitcher Shay Pendray on Knitting Daily Series 300, where yarn and fiber take center stage.

Featured Knitting Daily Season 300 guests include Halcyon Blake, Laura Bryant, Dawn Butler, Jil Eaton, Kathy Elkins, Abby Franquemont, Mary Scott Huff, Adina Klein, Barry Klein, Kelly Lealos, Beth Lutz, Kathy Merrick, Lisa Myers, Shirley Paden, Kristen Rengren, Iris Schreier, Penny Sitler, Becca Smith, Andrea Wong, and Kathy Zimmerman. Learn a variety of cast-on methods, the basics for managing your yarns in colorwork, how to knit jogless stripes in the round, tips on becoming a designer, and more.

Elizabeth Zmmermann's RIBWARMER 26,50 �

DVD - With Meg Swansen

SHAWL COLLARED VEST 21,50 �

DVD - With Meg Swansen

SOCK TECHNIQUES 2 DVD 30,50 �

DVD - Lucy Neatby A Knitter's Companion

SOCK TECHNIQUES 1 30,50 �

DVD - Lucy Neatby A Knitter's Companion

A SWEDISH DUBBELMOSSA & SCARF 22,50 �

DVD

This versatile Swedish hat can be worn in a variety of ways and provides an excellent opportunity to practice color-pattern knitting. Traditionally, it is folded in upon itself to form four thicknesses over the ears. Both scarf and hat are knitted in the round which simplifies construction. Techniques included are: invisible cast-on, basic construction, charting, jogless jogs, top decreasion, tassel, sock-toe ending, decreasing, splicing wool, weaving, & I-cord fringe.

by Meg Swansen

CARDIGAN DETAILS 26,50 �

DVD

The body of this Norwegian style dropped-shoulder, scooped neck cardigan is knitted in the round from lower edge to shoulder, with a steek up the center front. The sleeves are knitted from the cuffs, and there is a gentle Norwegian color pattern at the tops of the sleeves and body. The armholes and center-front are cut open, sleeves sewn in and the border knitted on. Techniques included are: casting on in k1, p1 rib, increasing, short rows & wrapping, knitting back-backward, steeks, color pattern knitting, machine stitching, cutting, attaching sleeves, and all aspects of knitting the garter stitch cardigan border directly onto the garment in on continuous piece (no sewing): knit up ratio, mitered corners, neck shaping, one-row button holes, two stitch I-cord castoff, and finishing the cutting edge.

by Meg Swansen

MIMBRES VEST 22,50 �

DVD

This all-over patterned vest is worked on circular needles from the lower edge to wanted length to underarm, where a pair of steeks are established. Continue to the base of the scooped neck, insert another steek, then onward to wanted shoulder height. Shoulders are united and the steeks are machine-stitched and cut. I-cord borders are knitted directly onto the edges of the armholes and all around the periphery of the vest. Techniques include: long tail casting on, following the chart, trapping the carried color, kangaroo pouches, steeks, machine stitching and cutting, 3-needle I-cord cast off, EZ's applied I-Cord, neatening the cut edges, & blocking.

von Meg Swansen

Russian Prime 21,50 �

DVD

KNITTING ESSENTIALS 2 30,50 �

DVD - Lucy Neatby A Knitter's Companion

SOCK TECHNIQUES 2 35,50 �

DVD - Lucy Neatby A Knitter's Companion

SOCK TECHNIQUES 1 35,50 �

DVD - Lucy Neatby A Knitter's Companion

KNITTING ESSENTIALS 35,50 �

DVD - Lucy Neatby A Knitter's Companion

INTRODUCTION TO FAIR ISLE 21,50 �

Knitting Daily Workshop

Each Fair Isle lesson is explained step-by-step with Jang offering her inside tips and secrets for swatching for Fair Isle, holding two yarns comfortably, how to maintain tension, how to introduce new colors into the pattern, easy fixes for common mistakes, casting on for a steek, how to shape colorwork, how to cut steeks, and successful finishing techniques.

Included in this video is Jang's overview of the history of colorwork in Fair Isle and colorwork styles from other regions, plus a look at yarns and tools needed to successfully complete your Fair Isle projects. Introduction to Fair Isle: The Ivy League Vest anticipates the questions you may have about this traditional technique and makes the process of learning Fair Isle easy and fun.

INTARSIA UNTANGLED DVD 30,50 �

DVD - A Knitter's Companion

KNITTING LACE 29,50 �

Knit three lovely shawls along with Meg: The Mananita, a lace poncho, knitted in the round from center to crocheted edging, a long graceful reversible Stole with perpendicular border (originally featured in Vogue Knitting), and a small Neck-Scarf version of a traditional Faroese Shawl. Approximately 2 hrs.

GUERNSEY PULLOVER 21,50 �

Filmed along the spectacular Oregon coast, this Knitting Vacation takes you step by step through the Guernsey construction. Knitted in the round to the underarms, then worked flat to the shoulders-eliminating the need to cut-this is a great project for both beginning and experienced knitters. Insert instructions include numbers for a child's and an adult's size. You will see Channel Island cast on, split lower garter-sttich welt, Indian Corn stitch, gussets, texture patterns, horizontal, shaped shoulder straps, garter-stitch weaving, knitting-up around armholes, decreasting to cuffs, and EZ's sewn cast off. Approximately 60 min.

KNITTING GEMS 4 30,50 �

These Knitters Companion DVDs cover all of your knitting essentials - You can't go wrong with these dvds!!

by Lucy Neatby

KNITTING GEMS 3 30,50 �

Beading Techniques, Cable Talk, Lace Basics, Yarn Handling Tricks

by Lucy Neatby

KNITTING GEMS 2 30,50 �

Becoming Ameidextrous, Steeks, Shaping and Scissors, Little Mysteries, and Short Row Techniques

von Lucy Neatby