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Interweave Knits - Spring 2012 10,95 �

Step into spring with 18 fresh projects from Interweave Knits. Make the most of warmer weather with crisp texture, diaphanous fabrics, and simple, graphic color.

The Spring 2012 issue of Interweave Knits is here at last, with eighteen fresh, vivid knits full of bright color and toothsome technique. “Knit Definitive” shows off one ultra-modern sweater. “High Definition” explores gentle textures. “Fancy Work” rethinks beaded knitting. “Airs and Graces” sets out to discover new ways of knitting airy fabrics. And “Knitting Fundamentals” rounds up some fast, simple knits that show off bold color. PLUS, we're getting up close and personal with Mari Lynn Patrick, and setting out to swatch the lace universe. Spring is just around the corner—shake off the winter and get knitting!

Knitscene Spring 2012 10,95 �

Knitscene Spring 2012 is packed with brand new knitting patterns. Play with hand-dyed yarns, explore texture, add duplicate stitch embroidery—there's something for every knitter in here.

Revel in variegated yarns, whimsical style, and exciting how-to with the Spring 2012 issue of Knitscene. Learn to work duplicate stitch embroidery and about the colorful world of Mercedes Tarasovich-Clark. Discover the difference between kettle dyed and space dyed yarns—and the other basic dye styles of your favorite sock yarns. Get a sneak peek of the season’s new yarns and a trend overview. Fashions range from urban to retro to sleek to sweetheart—something for every knitter.

Interweave Knits Crochet Winter 2011/2012 10,95 �

We explore lace for winter with bold lace designs and fine lace designs. And socks! We have three ways to make socks, including Pamir slip-stitch socks. Maire Treanor's series on Clones lace continues with two shamrock designs. Add jackets, vests, and a blanket, and it adds up to 22 projects.

Who says lace is just for summer? In this issue, we explore lace for winter with several big, bold winter lace designs and a handful of fine lace designs, to add a light touch of lace to your burly winter garb. And socks! We have three ways to make socks, including fabulous Pamir slip-stitch socks. Maire Treanor's series on Clones lace continues with two shamrock designs. Add some jackets and vests, as well as a blanket, and it all adds up to 22 projects to cheer you through winter.

Interweave Knits - Winter 2011 10,95 �

Warm your world with the winter issue of Interweave Knits. 23 delicious projects celebrate cozy cold-weather knitting with vintage silhouettes, twisting cables, and embellished fancies. PLUS, we chat with Annemor Sundbo, Norway's preeminent knitting historian, and take a look at what makes cables work.

The garments in the winter 2011 issue of Interweave Knits all have stories of their own—from pieces inspired by vintage tailoring and fit (“Knit Bespoke”), to lush modern cables (A Yarn and Needle Story), to fun bagatelles that borrow from many traditions (A Little Something), to cozy, cocoon-like knits for winter (Warm Your World), to dramatic lace (Float Along). Grab your yarn and needles and settle in for winter knitting!

Interweave Knits Accessories 2011 17,50 �

Coming this winter, Interweave Knits magazine is publishing the brand-new super-sized Interweave Knits Accessories 2011. This special issue has tons of new patterns and projects, from hats, scarves, and mitts for keeping warm all winter to quick knitted gifts for the home.

This issue is sure to be enjoyed by beginning knitters and knitting experts alike — the projects are simple and fun for all skill levels

Make little works of art with this collection of 40+ all new designs from the editors of Interweave Knits and Knitscene. With beautiful, eye-catching fashion photography, the focus is on the accessory: the hat, the sock, the shawl, the scarf, the mitten. Colorwork, cables, lace, and simple stitches decorate these quick little knits. The projects are designed for women and men and styled to make sense in your wardrobe.

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Interweave Crochet Accessoires 2011 17,50 �

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It's Interweave's largest special issue yet! This 144-page special publication from Interweave Crochet magazine explores tons of quick and fun crochet accessory patterns and crochet techniques with more than fifty-nine projects for scarves, hats, shawls, slippers, mitts, and so much more. Perfect for holiday crocheting, this issue features 14 one-skein projects that make great gifts! In addition to tons of great patterns, this super-sized issue also features a beginner's guide to crochet basics and articles that explore crochet in the modern world - learn about the trend of yarn bombing and how crocheters take their craft to the street.

Knitscene Winter 2011 10,95 �

Sweaters, cardigans, and knitted accessories round out the premiere issue of Knitscene Winter. From the streets of London and mod-inspiration to the wild roads of gypsy romance, this issue packs a mix of inspiration, fun, and information. Meet designer Alexis Winslow and learn more about the Angora rabbit.

Knitscene’s first-ever Winter issue delights with a collection of 22 must-have knits. From gypsy sweaters in the highlands to bobbled knits along the river; London-inspired cardigans for the gray days of winter; angora yarns; and the work of indie designer Alexis Winslow, this issue packs a wintery mix of inspiration, fun, and information.

Interweave Knit.wear premiere 2011 17,50 �

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Check out our brand-new knitting issue: knit.wear, simple handknits for the thoughtful knitter. We're focusing on conceptual, wearable knits with a clean, modern aesthetic—built in unusual ways and with interesting techniques. Interesting to knit, easy to wear.

knit.wear is packed full of knits that combine modern style with interesting knitting: in “The Perfect Sweater”, Pam Allen explores one simple shape, four ways. In “On The Edge”, clean designs showcase just one or two fine details.“The Elements of Knitting” explores designs that use only knits and purls.“Ruffle, Drape, and Pleat” folds and manipulates knitted fabric in new ways. And “Assembly Required” focuses on unique constructions and structured stitches with a sculptural quality.

Interweave Knits Crochet Fall 2011 10,95 �

In this issue, we ease you into autumn with twenty smart designs that offer both challenges and quick gratification. Combine broomstick lace with a shell pattern; turn Tunisian on its side in an entrelac pullover; twist tiny cables into hats; try a top-down raglan for a child. Begin your own Clones lace keepsake with Maire Treanor's first two motifs in her series on Clones lace. Get your hooks ready for a season of smart crochet.

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.

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 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 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!

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 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.

Interweave Knits - Holiday Gifts 2011 17,50 �

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What is the reader looking for in a special issue like this? A large collection of knits to suit everyone on her gift list, while also providing a timeless source of inspiration for herself. This issue explores various styles, from mature and sophisticated to fun and funky; from colorful kids’ projects to elegant home d�cor. Dabble in the rustic with Log Cabin Knits; get luminous sophistication with All Lit Up; play with toys in Playthings; try your hand at ornate detail in the Victorian-inspired A House With Gables; get folksy with the holiday d�cor of Folk Craft. And finally, Made For Fun brings home those colorful, simple knits that make such great gifts.

Knitting Traditions Fall 2011 17,25 �

Knitting Traditions Fall 2011 is a 148-page special publication from PieceWork magazine that explores knitting’s significance from seven geographic locations: the United Kingdom, Western Europe, Eastern Europe, Asia, Oceania, North and South America. The issue finishes with a section focused on knitted gifts—just in time for the holidays!

Knitting Traditions Fall 2011 also explores knitting’s glorious past with more than 34 projects, from exquisite shawls, scarves and sweaters to warm and wonderful hats, mittens and socks, as well as an adorable baby’s snowsuit. Home d�cor projects include a doily, pillows and more! Each project has a story that provides historical context to illuminate the traditions of knitting. This beautifully photographed collection has timeless projects that knitters will love, each focusing on color, texture, design and techniques.

Discover the many benefits for advertising in one of Interweave’s most popular special issue magazines, Knitting Traditions:

• All these beautiful projects are knitted with high-quality yarn to drive your sales at this peak time of year.

• The amazing stories from around the world will bring life to these beautiful projects to inspire the readers to do more!

• Each project features clear, easy-to-follow instructions.

• Knitters of all skill levels will enjoy the various techniques offered in the projects.

Great patterns drive yarn sales. These 34 projects will drive the sales of yarn, tools and more.

Knitscene Fall 2011 10,95 �

In its much-anticipated Fall issue, knitscene magazine brings you the coolest in fall knitting. We explore rustic outerwear, knitted lace edgings, seamless yoke constructions, and laceweight yarns. This issue is brimming with fabulous must-have knits and need-to-know technical info. Concise tutorials back up the projects, which range from beginner to intermediate, with most patterns falling in the advanced easy category. Simple cardigans and quick accessories mix with more involved projects, offering something for knitters of all skill levels.

Interweave Knits - Fall 2011 10,95 �

Interweave Knits Weekend 2011 16,50 �

This extra-large special issue of Interweave Knits Weekend features more wearable projects than ever! With a focus on knitting as a lifestyle, knitters will enjoy more tips and techniques, classic and casual patterns for the whole family, great quick-knit accessories for gift-giving, ideas for decorating the home with fiber, and more—all designed by top names in the knitting industry that know what it means to have a passion for knitting.

Simple stitches for spring, colorful yarns and easy lace for summer, tweedy cables and bright colorwork for fall, and pretty little embellishments for winter keep you knitting all year long.

Jane Austen Knits 16,50 �

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Jane Austen Knits features thirty-six projects inspired by Jane Austen's literature and films. Jane Austen's time-honored literature inspires knitter's to engage in a simple lifestyle where quiet reflective moments are spent sipping tea and making things by hand.

While many of the featured projects are knitted, other crafts such as embroidery, quilting, sewing, crocheting, tatting, beading, spinning, and weaving are covered as well.
This beautifully photographed bookazine reflects on a time when it was considered acceptable to spend a day embroidering on linen, when domestic crafts were honored and cherished.

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

Jane Austen Knits, Interweave’s latest special issue from the editors of Spin-Off magazine, explores the knits of the Regency Era in 144 pages packed with stunning photography. Discover over 35 patterns inspired by the captivating stories surrounding one of the greatest writers to come out of this time – Jane Austen.

Jane Austen Knits gives you:

A wealth of patterns ranging from scarves, shawls, cardigans, socks, and more with step-by-step instructions, diagrams and charts!
A look into the knitting world of Jane Austen, her novels, and the Regency Era with fun and enlightening articles.
A chance to work with luxurious yarns to create exquisite garments that you will love to wear.

Whether you are an avid knitter, a Jane Austen connoisseur, a lover of the Regency Era, or all of the above, you will find something to fit your fancy in this magazine.

Interweave Knits Crochet Summer 2011 10,95 �

We pay homage to the dainty doily in this issue with 23 fresh designs for summer. Learn the history of the doily and crochet modern interpretations in shawls, tunics, bowls, and jewelry, as well as a bag and a tablecloth. Cardigans and pullovers featuring delicate pattern stitches are perfect for warmer weather. You'll find a few darling designs for children as well as a sneak peek at our upcoming series on Clones lace. Plus: Betsy Greer's Craftivism column focuses on comfort shawls. And we wrap up the Chain Reaction Afghan Project with assembly instructions and a chain border.

Interweave Crochet Traditions 16,50 �

This 148-page special publication from PieceWork magazine explores the rich variety and techniques of crochet with more than 43 projects for doilies, pillows, purses and bags, and a collection of floral edgings. A companion story frames each project in its cultural or historical context. In addition to this beautiful treasury of tradition and design, crocheters from novice to advanced will love the special focus on techniques, ranging from Irish crochet lace and tapestry crochet to filet crochet.

Inside you’ll find:

Over 35 projects ranging from buttons to edgings, purses to pillows, mitts to baby caps, and more.
Techniques from basic to lace, tapestry, and filet crochet.
Cultural and historical context for projects.
Resources to help beginners and advance the experienced.

Interweave Knit & Spin - 2011 16,50 �

Best of two hot craft trends, knitting and spinning!

Experience the worlds of knitting and spinning like never before. Knit & Spin entices the avid knitter with tantalizing projects and techniques to try, and takes the beginning spinner by the hand and leads them to success.

Inside this 148-page project-packed issue you’ll find:

30 exciting projects for knitters and spinners at every level of mastery, from socks and caps to sweaters, afghans, and more
Step-by-step instruction to getting started spinning—on spindles and wheels
Quick and easy projects for that first handspun yarn
Tips and techniques for adventurous knitters and spinners
Resources galore—yarns, fibers, spindles, wheels, and more.

Gain valuable how-to information and rich inspiration for any project you can imagine!

Interweave Knits - Summer 2011 10,95 �

Summer at last! We've got you covered with 21 warm weather knits that celebrate Good Knitting: from fast, fresh texture to easy, breezy lace, the Summer 2011 issue of Interweave Knits is bursting with projects you'll want to cast on for right away. We've filled the Summer 2011 issue of Interweave Knits with bright ideas and knits that are just plain fun: "Lace Goes Afield" investigates rustic, spirited lace textures; "Summer Twine" checks out summer-ready cables; "Cast on. Knit. Wear." presents three simple knits with intriguing twists; "Mixed Media" combines knitting technique and influences from across the fiber crafting world; and "Fine Lines" showcases in-the-detail texture. Knits ahoy!

Interweave Knits Crochet Spring 2011 10,95 �

Lacy loveliness and fabulous projects for children are the hallmarks of this issue, with twenty-five bright designs for spring.

Learn left- and right-handed broomstick techniques as well as new Tunisian techniques, then use your newfound skills to create beautiful garments.

Check out our new definition of twin sets: a single pattern with different detailing for boys and girls; a girl and doll matching set; and two playsets in compatible colors for sisters or BFFs.

Plus: Read about Dora Ohrenstein’s quest for the origin of crochet. And Betsy Greer’s Craftivism column focuses on kids crocheting for kids.

And we have the final five reader-designed squares for the Chain Reaction Afghan Project.

Knitscene Sommer 2011 10,95 �

In its first ever summer issue, Knitscene explores plant fibers, quick and unusual accessories, and great layering garments. Who says people don’t knit in the summertime? This issue is brimming with fabulous must-have knits and need-to-know technical info. Concise tutorials back up the projects, which range from beginner to intermediate, with most patterns falling in the advanced easy category. Easy tees and airy shawls mix with transeasonal garments and accessories for a design-packed collection.

Every page is inspiring and lively, while the knitting itself is simple and fun.

27 projects
Profile on designer Amy Christoffers with 4 exclusive designs
Easy Tees: a collection of tees, tanks, and warm-weather tops that are accessible to newer knitters
Knits that travel: great layering pieces for travel and everyday
Eclectic mix of fibers and textures for on-trend knitwear
Garter stitch: accessories worked in garter stitch, styled with a nautical theme
Tutorial: using mitered corners for edgings and other design elements
Swatch experiments: Celebrated designer Stephen West explores garter stitch
Summer abroad: features and departments take a look at knitting in Europe, knitting around the U.S., and products ideal for travel

Interweave Knits - Spring 2011 10,95 �

We’ve stocked the Spring 2011 issue of Interweave Knits with all the right projects to get you dreaming about spring: “Uncommon Flax” explores flowing, sculptural knits that take advantage of linen’s drape; “Block by Block” investigates punchy modern colorblock knitting; “Fabric Interrupted” showcases gently sophisticated lace projects; “Mod*u*lar” looks at fun modular knits, and “Circumnavigated” collects knits built in unusual ways.

Knitscene Winter 2010 / Spring 2011 10,95 �

Simple-but-clever knitting can lead to really cool results. The newest issue of Knitscene exemplifies this philosophy with 26 projects that will entice crafters of all skill levels—from stockinette to basic Fair Isle to quick one-skeiners with sparkle. The silhouettes are interesting and modern. The yarns are on-trend and fun to work with. The style is free—because you’re a free spirit.

Interweave Knits Crochet Winter 2010 10,95 �

This issue is full of both innovative techniques and fabulous yarn in twenty-four projects. Play with color in our Colorplay story. Check out Deb Burger’s primer on crochet cables; then dive into one of the eight cable projects in the issue. Or use a small double-ended hook to make an entire sweater. Pick out a project to make for a guy—we have three to choose from. In the S’mores section are several accessories to keep you warm through winter. Plus: Betsy Greer’s Craftivism column focuses on using craft to empower victims of domestic violence. And we have the first five reader-designed squares for the Chain Reaction Afghan Project.

Interweave Knits - Winter 2010/2011 10,95 �

Warm your world with 27 projects that investigate yarn and fiber: “Of A Different Stripe” showcases experiments in color and texture; “The County” combines cables with bold silhouettes; “Come Together” explores how two or more yarns can work together; “We Love Socks” gathers clever socks and stockings; and “The Great Outdoors” combines fiber and fabric for true outerwear.

Get knitting!

Interweave Knits - Holiday Gifts 2010 17,50 �

Stunning colorwork, classic home d�cor, timeless lace, cozy accessories, quick knits with chunky yarn—Interweave Knits Holiday Gifts 2010 has got it all. With projects to make for friends and family, babies and children, yourself and your home, there’s something for everyone in this year’s Holiday Gifts issue. With more than 60 projects to choose from, you can keep your needles busy with gifts from this magazine all year long.

Interweave Crochet Accessories 2010 8,95 �

Small though they are, accessories enrich our lives in many ways. Their most practical purpose is to provide warmth, but really, accessories are a style statement. With more than forty brand-new designs for accessories, as well as tips and techniques to help crocheters of all skill levels complete the projects, Accessories will be a go-to resource throughout the year. Plus a guide to crocheting with luxury yarns, a basic hat pattern for several sizes, and a pattern for mitts for the whole family.

Interweave Knits Weekend 2010 11,95 �

This year’s special Weekend issue is full of the timeless knitting patterns you expect from Interweave Knits with all the comfort of your favorite things to wear in your downtime. From seasonal tees for summer outings to socks that warm your feet during the cooler months, your knitting needles will be in action all year long. Get inspired to make your knitting life simpler with recycled and upcycled household gadgets, and follow Anne Merrow on a discovery of locally-sourced yarn and fiber.

Interweave Knits Crochet Fall 2010 10,95 �

Check out 24 projects, including our special section on crochet + knit. The two fiber crafts merge organically in seven projects from scarves to pullovers. We have plenty of straight-up crochet projects as well, including two coats, three hats, a pair of socks, a fabulous felted project bag and more. Plus: Dora Ohrenstein introduces us to the fascinating world of slip-stitch crochet. Betsy Greer's Craftivism column focuses on crocheting for folks with mobility aids, and includes a pattern for a walker caddy. We have five more squares for the Chain Reaction Afghan Project.

Knitscene Fall 2010 10,95 �

Knitscene's fifth anniversary issue is packed with all the trimmings you expect from the magazine. Hannah Fettig delivers three exclusive new patterns as our featured designer, and we have 29 projects that will beg you to cast on immediately. Lace and ribbing are the cornerstones of this issue, showing off the diversity of these knitting basics. Karen Frisa digs deep into the hows and whys of ribbing, and Amy Palmer explores ways to make any sock pattern fit your feet. This issue of Knitscene will have you knitting for Fall in no time.

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.

Interweave Knits - Fall 2010 10,95 �

Interweave Knits Crochet Sommer 2010 10,95 �

Crochet shines in our Summer issue with a special emphasis on shawls. Also included are patterns for flirty skirts, easy-wearing tops and lightweight lacy garments by some of your favorite designers—Annette Petavy, Kristin Omdahl, Doris Chan, Lisa Naskrent, and more—as well as projects by emerging designers. In addition, Beyond the Basics introduces you to a variation of Tunisian crochet called double-ended crochet, with table mats to practice your technique. In the Craftivism column, Betsy Greer focuses on charities for homeless pets, including a pattern for a Cat Nap Mat by Laura Rintala. We have the first five squares of the Chain Reaction Afghan Project. In all, we have 25 projects to keep you crocheting through the summer!

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!

Knitscene 2005 10,95 �

For the Spirited Knitter It�s about feasting on yarn�its colors, textures, patterns, softness, drape. It�s about knitting in style�imaginative, contemporary knitwear, graceful yet playful garments, smart accessories, little gems of home d�cor, and always the unexpected�-doable projects and high-quality yarns that make your fingers itch to knit. It�s about creativity�knitting as personal expression, self-assertion, knitting as living, feeling, and dreaming. Just as the reader doesn�t want to be categorized, Knitscape doesn�t want to be either. It offers a hybrid of techniques: knitting, crocheting, felting, stitching, and beyond.

Interweave Knits - Summer 2008 9,50 �

The summer issue of Knits is packed with colorwork, texture, airy lace, and delicate details�but the knitting is easy, unfussy, and just right for these lazy days.

Interweave Knits - Winter 2009 10,95 �

The Winter issue of Interweave Knits is sure to keep you occupied while you knit for warmth this season. Colorwork sweaters for men, women, and children, surprising combinations of yarn and needles to create luscious fabrics, and cables, cables, cables! Lily Chin discusses reversible cables while Kim Werker introduces you to the Granted Clothing company and their line of Cowichan-inspired clothing.

Interweave Knits Crochet Herbst 2009 10,95 �

22 Cool Design for Fall

Interweave Knits Crochet Spring 2009 10,95 �

Welcome spring with light wraps and stylish cover-ups, as well as easy-carry totes and a cabled baby blanket. A medley of 20 projects will keep you crocheting into summer. Doris Chan unravels the mysteries of lace, and Back to Basics shows how to do linked crochet. In crochet history, Dora Ohrenstein seeks crochet?????s origins, and Departures peeks into the tiny world of Mariella Vitale.

Interweave Knits - Spring 2010 10,95 �

The new spring issue of Interweave Knits has everything you've been looking for to help you transition from chilly winter nights to lovely spring days. Refreshing lace in cardigans and t-shirt-style projects and directional knitting with a twist will make you happy to pile on the layers until winter says its last goodbyes. And simple spring-y knits next to simply-processed yarns will keep your needles busy while you perfect your Kitchener stitch techniques with step-by-step instructions from TECHknitter. Get inspired to dive into historical and global knitting with a profile on Nancy Bush and her new Estonian lace stole.

Interweave KNITTING TRADITIONS 17,50 �

The collection includes 148 beautifully photographed and project-packed pages and 43 timeless projects that knitters will love. This issue includes:

Small projects - bags, caps, mittens, gloves, edgings and trims.
Techniques - Swedish two-end knitting, Native American sweater knitting, and more.
Socks Galore - including how to knit two at once, one inside the other!
And of course, much more.......

Interweave Knits Crochet Fall 2008 10,95 �

is your single best source for crochet news, ideas, articles, and best of all � patterns! Prepare yourself for gasps of delight when your friends see you working on a project that goes way beyond the scarf and afghan.

Interweave Knits - Holiday Gifts 2008 10,95 �

The weather outside is frightful, but the knitting's so delightful - so grab your yarn and needles and curl up with the third annual issue of Interweave Knits Holiday Gifts. From one-afternoon wonders to intricate treasures, there's something to knit or craft for family and friends, other knitters, and even yourself. Learn easy techniques to dress up simple knitting, make luxury yarns go far, and get ideas for quick craft projects to share. And participate in our first-ever Count the Sheep Contest, featuring guest illustrator Franklin Habit, and win great prizes! Happy Holidays!

Interweave Knits - Summer 1999 12,20 �

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Interweave Knits - Sommer 2010 10,95 �

Forever Summer!

Lacy, lightweight knits are perfect summertime projects, and Interweave Knits Summer 2010 is bursting with 24 brand new projects for summer's warm days and nights. For the first time, we dedicate a section exclusively to knitting for kids with dresses and pullovers sure to delight. Learn to make the perfect buttonhole, and get the skinny on the knitting industry from Cathy Payson's perspective.

Interweave Knits Crochet Sommer 2009 10,95 �

Summer crochet patterns include crochet thread jewelry, crochet hat, easy crochet scarf, crochet sweater patterns, and two crocheted dresses. Wedding lace section has chart instructions and tips on how to crochet lace. Free online crochet pattern.

Interweave Knits - Fall 2008 9,50 �

The Fall 2008 Knits brings you cozy textures, silhouettes both classic and innovative, and sweaters and accessories galore. Explore all the things you can do with wool; the beauty of the knit stitch itself in big yarns; bias fabrics and innovative shapings; and how to mix weights and fibers for sweaters that are more than the sums of their parts.

Knitscene Winter 2008 / Spring 2009 10,95 �

In this issue, you will:

Get 32 new patterns!
Learn 4 essential buttonhole techniques
Learn to spin your own yarn with a drop spindle
Read about designer Cathy Carron�s fabulous knitting life
Get the Knitscene-exclusive Cathy Carron spring design collection
Explore 2 new rustic yarns and 4 favorite chunky yarns, plus projects
Try your hand at crochet with easy accessories
Find fashion tips for styling your handknits
Be inspired!
Have fun with yarn!

Interweave Knits - Winter 2005 9,50 �

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Winter 2005 Issue Projects

Interweave Knits - Summer 2009 9,50 �

Explore all that summer knitting has to offer: sweet, feminine details; cool cottons and linens; drapey, flowing fabrics; and quick, satisfying projects that come off the needles in just one or two afternoons. Refined fits, easy shapes; simple textures, intricate fabrics�there�s something for everyone. Knit on!

Interweave Knits Crochet Spring 2010 10,95 �

It's Spring! In this issue, we have a special focus on shells. In Beyond the Basics, Doris Chan explains the structure of shell patterns and how garments are shaped with shells. We have seven patterns featuring shells, including a tunic by Robyn Chachula, a vest by Tracy St. John and a fabulous mother-daughter duo by Doris Chan. We have two Tunisian shawls and several great season-spanning cardigans, plus four mod projects for the home. Learn more about Kristin Omdahl's designs in our profile and work her clever linked-motif shawl. In the Craftivism column, Betsy Greer explores blanket charities. And we launch our yearlong Chain Reaction Afghan Project, which brings together the work of established designers and reader designers (that could be you!) in a single project that will be auctioned for charity. Come and welcome spring with us!

Interweave Knits - Summer 2007 9,50 �

This is our annual Special Occasion and Family issue. Look for sweaters and accessories for the entire family�including a snappy dog sweater, plenty of year-rounds sweaters, spiral boot socks, a Fair Isle hat in three sizes, knitted biker gloves, and much more! In addition, Ann Budd tells how to knit a sock in any size from the toe up, and she offers a practice pattern.

Interweave Knits Crochet Winter 2008 10,95 �

Winter blows in with cozy, comfortable, inspiring crochet for cold days and nights. Cardigans in various shapes, innovative home decor, and accessories galore will keep you with hook in hand throughout the season. Sharpen your technical skills with a tutorial on changing colors and Annette Petavy�s Beyond the Basics on assembling garments. Michelle Wiener explores political statements made through crochet and Departures highlights the art of the International Fiber Collaborative.

Interweave Knits - Winter 2008 9,50 �

Curl up and get cozy with the Winter issue of Interweave Knits: Projects for every knitter�s basket include quick hats and scarves that use simple but high-impact techniques; lush cables on pillows, clever accessories, and cozy cardigans; simple, rustic textures and classic shapes on sweaters for men and women; and right-now pullovers and jackets that pair sophisticated silhouettes with the easiest knitting. PLUS, Deborah Newton teaches a little knitting theory, find out where knitting and folklore join, and meet Vicki Square.

KnitScene Easy 2010 8,95 �

Whether you've just learned to knit or have been knitting since you were a small child, KnitScene Easy is the best resource! Handy stitch reference guides are sprinkled throughout the issue, so newcomers can easily refresh their memories, while advanced knitters will love the simple-yet-stylish accessories—perfect for busting that stash! Plus, easy (and cute!) garments will have you whipping up a new sweater for spring in no time. Learn to knitblog, and follow one beginning gal as she learns to knit for the first time.

Interweave Knits - Spring 2007 9,50 �

Projects

Entrelac Socks (Eunny Jang)
Ribs and Lace Tank (Jodi Green)
Green Tea Raglan (Cathy Payson)
Dollar and a Half Cardigan (Veronik Avery)
Bonsai Tunic (Norah Gaughan)
Swan Lake Cardigan (Joan Mcgowan-Michael)
Indigo Ripples Skirt (Kat Coyle)
Slanted Neck Pullover (Kate Gilbert)
Tea Rose Halter Top (Wenlan Chia)
Clementine Shawlette (Michele Rose Orne)
Eyelet Rib Bandeau (Katy Ryan)
Cable-Down Raglan (Stefanie Japel)
Ruffled Surplice (Mari Lynn Patrick)
Keyhole Top (Kate Gilber)
Cocktail Capelet (Rosy Tucker)
Angela's Apron (Carrie Bostick Hoge)
Bauhaus Fair Isle (Mary Jane Mucklestone)
Petunia Tote (Katie Himmelberg)
Merry Maiden's Dress (Gryphon Perkins)
Florentine Pillow (Lisa B. Evans)
Roza's Socks (Grumperina)

Knitscene Winter 2009 / Spring 2010 10,95 �

The Winter/Spring issue of Knitscene is brimming with fabulous must-have knits and need-to-know technical info. Concise tutorials on shawl-knitting and working in the round back up the projects, which range from beginner to intermediate, with most patterns falling in the easy category. Transseasonal garments like cardigans, tees, and lightweight sweaters mix with quick accessories like mitts, scarves, hats, and socks.

Every page is inspiring and lively, while the knitting itself is simple and fun.

Knitscene Fall 2007 10,95 �

Knitscene is a celebration of the creative urge. Try a new yarn, a new technique, a new silhouette�just open the pages of knitscene and you�ll find the inspiration to make make make for months to come. Sweaters, skirts, bags, home items, jewelry, baby items, man items�we pack a ton of projects into a little magazine with a lot of style and fun. We hope you enjoy!"

Knitscene Fall 2009 10,95 �

Graphic Elements: featuring bold but feminine designs with colorwork, knitted lace, stripes, and texture

Contemporary Cables: cabled sweaters, socks, hats, and reversible scarves

Fall Session: classic Fall knits for coeds (hoodies, vests, mittens, scarves and�)

Unusual Wools: funky-construction wool yarns for rock-star looks

Melissa Wehrle design colletion: Knit-blogger and designer reinvents the boyfriend sweater

Learn to read lace charts and count knitted cable rows

Interweave Knits Crochet Winter 2009 10,95 �

Plus Reader Gallery, Crochet Around Chicago

Interweave Knits 2007 Collection CD 26,50 �

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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!

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.

Knitscene Spring 2007 10,95 �

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Spring 2007 Issue Projects

Interweave Knits Weekend 11,95 �

A special issue presented by the editors of Interweave Knits that puts a lifestyle-oriented, family-friendly spin on the Knits philosophy: Knits Weekend makes explicit for readers that knitting can and should be an integral part of The Good Life all year round. The issue includes 34 projects covering sweaters for the whole family, accessories for spring and summer, plus casual and unexpected home d�cor items.

Interweave Knits - Holiday Gifts 2009 18,95 �

Something for everyone—thatÙs the idea behind this yearÙs issue of Interweave Knits Holiday Gifts. Knitters of all levels will find “must cast-on” projects that appeal, from eye-catching colorwork designs to traditional ornaments and heirloom pieces that theyÙll keep for many years to come. Handy tips, helpful illustrations, great gift-giving ideas, and more than fifty projects to choose from make this the best Holiday Gifts issue yet.

Interweave Knits Accessories 18,95 �

Interweave Knits Accessories is a special issue with up to 65 projects and 148 pages! Presented by the editors of the top selling Interweave Knits, this issue has accessories galore, including hats, scarves and wraps, socks, mitts and gloves. These favorite projects are both seasonal and year-round, timeless in design, and wearable for young and old alike.

Interweave Knits Crochet Fall 2006 10,95 �

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Fall 2006 Issue Projects

Interweave Knits Crochet Summer 2008 10,95 �

Welcome summer with light, comfy projects perfect for hot-weather fun and fashion. Tank tops, camisoles, and accessories help regulate temperature; projects for babies are cute, quick and fun; and filet crochet spruces up simple patterns. Edie Eckman saves you time and headaches by explaining how to join motifs as you go, and Michelle Wiener explores crochet�s spiritual side in her quarterly column. Crochet Around Town transports you to Philadelphia, and we introduce several new departments, including a Reader Gallery, Back to Basics, and Departures.

Interweave Knits Crochet Spring 2008 10,95 �

Fresh for spring, Interweave Crochet is full of classic, feminine designs to welcome warmer weather. Lacy tunics, simple pullovers, and lovely scarves herald the season of renewal. Plus, Doris Chan completes her introduction to shaping garments for a perfect fit, Gwen Blakley Kinsler profiles designer Kathy Merrick, Michelle Wiener explores crochet as a cottage industry, and Vickie Howell launches our new Crochet Around Town column by taking us on a crafty tour of Austin, Texas.

Interweave Knits Crochet Fall 2007 10,95 �

Interweave Crochet celebrates its first quarterly issue with cozy, feminine designs for fall. With a focus on lace and detail on the one hand, and simplicity on the other, these patterns are sure to turn your mind to outfitting yourself and those you love for the cooler seasons. Also, an exploration of felting crochet crosses over into projects from wraps to bags to a car coat. Plus, Doris Chan's design MO (modus operandi) is brought to light in our designer profile, and the current resurgence of crochet is interpreted in the light of the craft's last heyday in the 1970s.

Interweave Knits Crochet Winter 2007 10,95 �

This winter, Interweave Crochet gets both cozy and elegant with warm and festive designs and great gift ideas. From a lacy, close-fitting cardigan to a casual alpaca pullover to a pair of sweaters for the man or boys in your life, your fingers will certainly be kept busy this winter season. Add in hats, wraps, scarves, and bags to the mix, and you might just hand-stitch most of your holiday gifts this year. Plus, Dora Ohrenstein's feature on Irish crochet is accompanied by two wraps inspired by the 19th-Century technique, we explore Carol Ventura's passion for tapestry crochet, and Doris Chan illuminates the importance of shaping garments in the first part of a two-part series.

Knitscene Winter2007 / Spring 2008 10,95 �

27 Fun Projects

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