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Debbie Bliss Knitting Magazine 8 - Spring/Summer 2012 10,95 �

Summer Brreeze!

FEATURES

THE BLISSFUL LIFE
The inspiring goods, people and places that go toward creating a well-crafted life.

BOOKS
Debbie adds to her knitting library.

ASK ROSY
Rosy Ticker untangles your knottiest knitting questions.

FOCUS ON FIBER
Designer Yarns' David Watt talks about the birth of Rialto yarn.

NELL'S DIARY
Nell Bliss and mum Debbie have a blast above the 45th parallel.

A STORY OF LITTLE THINGS

Kate Haxell on the amigurumi craze.

YARNS
Yarns to knit by; plus, techniques and abbreviations.

STOCKISTS

FASHION

SIMPLY STRIPES
Bring your spring wardrobe into line with flattering, fabulous bands of color.

TOUCH OF BLUSH
Rosy, lacy tops and wraps mingle the delicate and the dramatic.

KIDS AHOY!
Little sailors will delight in clothes with nautical motifs and themes.

COFFEE AND CREAM
Whip up rich, textural accents for the home in shades of caf� au lait.

SUMMER SHIMMER
Go all gossamer and girly in creations knit with ethereal Party Angel yarn.

PATTERN INSTRUCTIONS

Debbie Bliss - Knitting Magazine 7 - Fall/Winter 2011 10,95 �

Welcome to the new Fall/Winter 2011 Debbie Bliss Magazine! One of the stranger aspects of working in the fashion-magazine world is that you are always planning six months ahead. So as you read this I have already designed collections in my spring 2012 yarns, shot most of the upcoming spring/summer issue, and chosen the new ranges for autumn/winter 2012. I have traveled to Italy to view the trends and see the new yarns at the Pitti Filati show and to the industry trade show in Columbus, Ohio, to meet the wonderful retailers who sell my yarns in their stores. At both of these shows I really feel part of one big family: We all love fiber, whether we are manufacturing it, selling it or knitting with it. Which leads me to why it is such a privilege for me to work on this magazine: It makes me feel as though I'm in a great club! I love the opportunity to share with you what other knitters have been working on and new stories from the world of yarn and to showcase up-and-coming designers. Feedback is important too, so please let me know how you think the magazine can improve or the topics you would be interested in reading about.

Meanwhile, if you don't feel like leaping into any major projects at the moment, have a look at the knits in Feel the Wrapture - six pieces to enfold yourself in, most of which won't take you too many evenings to knit up. Similarly, the pretty little tops in 'Party Girls' will take you next to no time to complete; worked in my beautiful angel mohair, they will be light on your lap as well.

One of the most intriguing trends recently has been the return to 'Make Do and Mend', and Kate Haxell has written a fascinating article that combines the history behind the initiative and her own experience of drawing stocking "seams" up her legs after listening to her grandmother's stories of wartime domestic hardships. Perhaps we don't need to go to those lengths, but making do is a good lesson to learn, and it was refreshing to see that when Kate, Duchess of Cambridge, visited Canada earlier in the year, she was wearing High Street dresses (some of them more than once!), had dispensed with a large retinue and did her own makeup. So I am off now to darn some socks, change the buttons on a shirt and start planning for the six months ahead.

Debbie Bliss - Strickmagazin H/W 2011 - Deutsche Ausgabe 6,50 �

Die neuesten Maschen

Puristisch - Edler Strick in Schwarz, Wei� und Grau
Die Wildnis ruft - Animal Prints Party Kids - Outfits f�r s��e M�dchen
Warm eingeh�llt - Leuchtende Farben gegen Minusgrade

Stricken Sie Mode und Sch�nes f�r Zuhause mit der Textil-Designerin Debbie Bliss! Sie stellt in diesem Magazin nicht Aktuelles aus ihrer Strick-Kollektion f�r den Winter vor, sondern pr�sentiert Interviews mit einer Designerin, zeigt, wie unsere Gro�m�tter aus Altem Neues machten und bietet Interessantes aus der Welt des Strickens. Und nat�rlich sind auch Strickanleitungen dabei: F�r eine ganze Serie von Pullis, Jacken und Accessoires in nordisch inspiriertem Schwarz-Wei�, Kuschelwarmes in Gew�rzfarben, zauberhafte J�ckchen f�r M�dchen, Ideen zum Verschenken und Kuscheliges f�r Zuhause im Tigerdesign.

Debbie Bliss - Knitting Magazine 6 - Spring/Summer 2011 10,95 �

FEATURES

THE BLISSFUL LIFE
Debbie's hand-picked selection of visual treats, baked goodies and other ways to keep a crafty home.

BOOKS
Peek at the pages of Debbie's new spring library.

ASK ROSY
Rosy Ticker untangles your knottiest knitting questions.

MY KNITTING FRIENDS
Carol Sulcoski chats with artist Julie Arkell about her magical papier-m�ch� creatures.

THE GRACE OF LACE
Pauline Wall on the new face of lace.

YARNS
Yarns to knit by; plus, techniques and abbreviations.

PATTERN INSTRUCTIONS

STOCKISTS

MY INSPIRATION
Debbie's knitted flags celebrate special places new and far.

FASHION

FABULOUS FLORALS
Frankly feminine spring designs bloom with sweetness and elegance. A Flower workshop helps your knitted garden grow.

A FINE ROMANCE
Lacy, light, luxurious knitting that's sure to end happily ever after. Plus, a mohair primer.

MAMMA MIA
Winsome dresses outfit mother and daughter in warm-weather style.

IN LIVING COLOR
Home d�cor in hot hues sets the bold standard. Plus, a striping workshop lines you up for success.

THE KIDS ARE ALL BRIGHT
Colorful togs combine the fun factor with easy shapes they'll love to wear.

Debbie Bliss - Knitting Magazine 5 - Fall/Winter 2010 10,95 �

Fair Ilse

What better way to greet the new season than with a burst of colour! Banish grays and dreary hues, pick up your needles and knit yourself a new mood. With so much talk of knitting being dropped from the school curriculum in the Shetland Islands, I thought this would be the perfect time to seek out new designers who are reworking and reenergising the traditional Fairisle technique. Luckily for me, I saw Anna Wilkinson's work at a consumer show and promptly fell in love with her vibrant take on the classic patterning; I immediately commissioned two projects for "Scottish Eccentrics", one of which appears on the cover of the magazine.

by Debbie Bliss

Debbie Bliss - Knitting Magazine 3 - Fall/Winter 2009 10,95 �

Debbie Bliss Knitting Magazine will contain inspiring articles, both drawing from interesting topics in the knitting world and from Debbie�s wealth of technical knowledge and expertise, as well as the latest news, products, and yarn information. The magazine will showcase over 40 of Debbie�s original designs, and complete instructions for creating these beautiful knits will be included.

• The Brit Home: Add a touch of English elegance to any home with these six posh patterns including Union Jack cushions, a Welsh blanket and an Argyll dog bean bag.
• The Trend for Tweed:Textured tweed is the ultimate autumn fiber. These six stylish patterns are all knit up in Debbie�s latest: Luxury Donegal Tweed.
• Animal Magic:Bundle your toddler up with a wooly companion. Four patterns are showcased including hats, gloves and scarves in playful animal themes.
• Putting on the Ritz: Four elegant designs in luxurious fibers for the chic knitter. These glam garments are fun to knit and perfect for a night out on the town.
• The Big Softie:Winter is the best time for warm bulky yarn that is plush, snuggly and knits up quick. Four patterns, including two for men, all worked in big, luscious yarn.
• Berry Nice: Delicious knits in fruity autumn shades. Debbie offers up six designs, all excellent choices for brightening up a drab wardrobe.
• Bears, Blankets and Booties: Indulge your infant with these adorable new projects from Debbie�s latest book.

Debbie Bliss - Knitting Magazine 4 - Spring/Summer 2010 10,95 �

The new Spring issue of my magazine has a personal feel to it as last year my daughter Nell and I stayed with friends on Long Island and the beautiful light,relaxed ambience and stunning views inspired the fashion feature Creme de la Creme, relaxed knits for the perfect weekend,in classic shades of cream and stone.

In keeping with the coastal theme the home section Hamptons Home has nautical style throws,cushions, bunting and a great carry bag for the beach.

Top Tanks features sophisticated knits which are perfect to give a touch of class to your holiday wardrobe.

In contrast to the pale beauty of the East Coast we have Moroccan Sunset, a collection of knits shot in the sun drenched desert of North Africa, in my earth and people friendly organic Fairtrade yarn Eco Aran.

I have also launched a finer version of the aran weight Eco Baby which is soft against a child's skin and therefore perfect for Pure and Simple, four easy knits in summery sorbet shades for toddlers.

There are 35 knits, 18 new designs and some of the most popular styles
from previous collections plus the regular features and new ones such as a fascinating article on knitting in Elizabethan England.