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Vogue Knitting International - Spring/Summer 2012 9,15 �

FEATURES

LIBRARY: A HAND-KNITTER'S TALE
Novelist, poet, critic, activist, literary icon...knitter. The redoubtable Margaret Atwood speaks to Erin Slonaker about her favorite pastime.

SPOTLIGHT ON: YSOLDA TEAGUE
Great Scot! The Edinburgh-based designer on how her hobby became her career. By Daryl Brower

MEG SWANSEN: RESPECTING ROW GAUGE
Row, row, row your gauge. Meg merrily explains why row gauge is so crucial to knitting success.

DEBORAH NEWTON: FINISH BEFORE YOU START
Newton's premiere column is paean to finishing.

PROJECT RSID
A teen-geared knitwear-design program at the Rhode Island School of Design is cultivating the talent of tomorrow. Plus: Meet the young winner of the Vogue Knitting Challenge.

A BRIEF HISTORY OF CIRCULAR NEEDLES
Carol Sulcoski circles back in time to track the history of one of knitdom's favorite tools..

FASHION

OBJECTS OF DISIRE
A still-life gallery come to life: Ten spring essentials inspired by Cezanne's masterful tough with color, light and texture.

RETHINK PINK
A girlhood favorite grows up to be quite the flirt.

A MIDSUMMER KNIT'S DREAM
Ethereal shells, tanks and tees fit for a love-stuck heroine.

THE BACK STORY
A secret garden of knits with stunning views all the way around.

TOP STORY
Twinkle and M. Patmos put some spring into their stitches.

SUMMER SPLASH
The coverup is ready for its closeup.

Vogue Knitting International Winter 2011/2012 9,15 �

TWENTY MINUTES WITH CARLA PARKES
The Yarn Whisperer speaks to Daryl Brower about the siren call of sock stitching.

SPOTLIGHT ON: COMBAT KNITTERS
Members of the U.S. military use knitting to battle the stresses of working in a war zone. By Daryl Brower

MEG SWANSEN: HOOKS AND LADDERS
Meg on crochet techniques every knitter should know.

IT'S ELEMENTAL!
A handful of knitters steeped in the sciences have found unalloyed success merging left-brain logic with right-brain creativity. By Cheryl Krementz

WILD KIDS, PRIMITIVE SHEEP
A day at the 4-H fair opened a wild-and-woolly new chapter in the life of a family who now raise rare sheep. By Rebecca Klassen

FASHION

KNIT LIVING
Relax with casually stunning sweaters and striking stitched d�cor.

URBAN REDNEWAL
Brighten the gray haze of the winter cityscape with capes as scarlet as a rose.

SOFT SCULPTURE
The accent is on artistry in our collection of sumptuous accessories.

TOM SCOTT'S BLUSH HOUR
Our favorite Seventh Avenue deconstructionist does “pretty” beautifully.

VINTAGE CHIC
Marquee milliner Lola Ehrlich’s turbans revive old-school glam.

INTO THE WILD
Knitted skirts for gals on the prowl.

Vogue Knitting International - Holiday/Early Winter 2011 9,15 �

Knitting A - Z

Vogue Knitting International - Fall 2011 9,15 �

Vogue Knitting International - Early Fall 2011 9,15 �

FASHION

INTO THE WOODS
Little Red's all grown up—and scarlet capelets are her storied accessory of choice.

MAGICAL MOHAIR
Meet the winners of the Magic of Mohair Design Competition, then feast your eyes on their victorious garments.

ANNA SUI
The ever-daring designer draws inspiration from the Age of Aquarius.

EASY KNITS, EASY FITS
Simple-stitch staples prove that fashionable doesn't have to mean complicated.

INVERSION THEORY
A stunning sculptural jacket with a secret—there's no up or down!

LACE NOIR
Dress up evening wear with the perfect pairing of lace and luxury yarns..

KNIT CONSTRUCTION
The fall fashion blueprint calls for columnar tunic-length sweaters.

FEATURES

MADELINETOSH: WHAT'S IN A NAME?
In less than five years, this indie hand-dye has grown from Etsy darling to LYS mainstay. We chat with the artist behind the moniker.

SPOTLIGHT ON: THE COLOR OF THE YEAR
This is the year to think pink. Pantone's stylemaker tells us why.

MEG SWANSEN: KNIT ONE KNIT ALL
How an all-new Elizabeth Zimmerman book came to me.

THE BIG LITTLE PICTURE: MAKING SENSE OF SCHEMATICS
Carol Sulcoski pieces together the best ways to use schematics to your best advantage.

Vogue Knitting International - Spring/Summer 2011 9,15 �

It's All White Now!

Style gets a spring pick-me-up with cool, crisp white.

Under Cover

Assume a new fashion identity: Flirty layers transform your spring wardrobe.

Sheer Beauty

Exquisite openwork at the water's edge: High fashioiin hits the beach.

So Hot It Sizzles

The body electric: Slinky bikinis in metallic yarns make the most of a minimal amount of fabric.

Postcards from Rio

Not�cia quente! Citrus brights and coral spice infuse Carnaval style into our tropical tops.

Summertime Blues

Explore the pacific palette with lace of a crystal blue persuasion.

Vogue Knitting International - Winter 2010/2011 9,15 �

34 Classic Knits

Vogue Knitting International - Holiday 2010 9,15 �

FASHION

RHAPSODY IN RED
The cardinal color for the season is—what else?—red.

TONE AND TEXTURE
Touchable tops—tiered, sheer, gathered and cropped—give winter wardrobes layering options.

NATURAL WOMAN
Welted knits in earth tones are rugged yet feminine.

GOLDEN GIRLS
The glamour of glimmer, dressed up for the holidays.

MAKE ME BLUSH
Dusky pink scarves to flatter every woman on your gift list.

BOLD & BEAUTIFUL
Seventh Avenue designers Tom Scott and Wayne play with proportion.

HAND-PAINT HEAVEN
Self-striping yarns let you work magic into these chic and cozy sweaters.

FEATURES

SPOTLIGHT ON: OHIO KNITTING MILLS
A treasure-trove of once-forgotten knits is unveiled for hand knitters.

MEG SWANSEN ON: THE FOUR TOPS
In Part 3 of her series on yokes, Meg pieces entrelac together.

NICKY EPSTEIN: GARDEN PARTY
Nicky’s florals chain together to embellish a pretty clutch.

ALL WELT AND GOOD
Designer John Brinegar strikes up the bands in his tutorial on textural ridges.

THE FLIP SIDE OF SOFTNESS
Soft yarn isn’t always the key to a successful garment. Carol Sulcoski discusses the pros and cons of plushness.

Vogue Knitting International - Fall 2010 9,15 �

In Europa wird das Magazin "Vogue Knitting" aus rechtlichen Gr�nden unter dem Namen "Designer Knitting Magazine" verkauft - der Inhalt ist jedoch identisch, nur das Cover sieht anders aus.

♦ SPOTLIGHT ON: NANCY MERCHANT
The brioche-stitch expert gives us a taste of her sweet technique.

♦ MEG SWANSEN: THE FOUR TOPS
Part 2 of Meg's series on customized yokes for seamless sweaters.

♦ NICKY EPSTEIN: AROUND AND AROUND
Silvery spirals give gloves a new twist.

♦ DINING WITH ELIZABETH
Jared Flood and his knitting circle celebrate the Elizabeth Zimmermann centennial.

♦ WORTH A THOUSAND WORDS
Extolling the virtues of knitting charts. By Carol Sulcoski

♦ IN LIVING COLOR
At home with designer Kristin Nicholas. By Daryl Brower

Vogue Knitting International - Early Fall 2010 9,15 �

In Europa wird das Magazin "Vogue Knitting" aus rechtlichen Gr�nden unter dem Namen "Designer Knitting Magazine" verkauft - der Inhalt ist jedoch identisch, nur das Cover sieht anders aus.

FEATURES

SPOTLIGHT ON: HANNAH KEARNEY
The Olympic gold medalist in women's moguls speaks about her off-the-slopes passion for knitting.

MEG SWANSEN: THE FOUR TOPS
Meg begins a new series on using Elizabeth Zimmerman's EPS system to calculate perfectly customized yokes.

BUDDING BEAUTIES
White blooms prolong the summer on this signature floral neckpiece from Nicky Epstein.

TO SEAM OR NOT TO SEAM
Carol Sulcoski walks you through the decision, and shows you seemly ways to make the connection.

FASHION

THE DREAM TEAM
The lush knitwear of Seventh Avenue design duo Lutz & Patmos has the fashion world buzzing.

MAKE ME BLUSH
Pleats and pale pinks pair up for a dreamy interlude.

CRYSTALS & PURLS
Artful beads elevate the elegance of knitted neckpieces.

URBAN COWGIRLS
Lasso the latest in texture and Western flavor.

THE WEEKENDERS
Before you pack for that getaway, you'll want to knit up a versatile cardi strightaway.

SUN SALUTATION
New shades of yellow wake up your stitching.

A FINE ROMANCE
Lace designs with a soup�on of French flair, flirty in shades of lilac.

VOGUE KNITTING- THE ULTIMATE SOCK BOOK 31,50 �

History • Technique • Design

The editors at Vogue� Knitting, the most trusted name in the craft, have done it again, creating the most comprehensive guide available to sock knitters! No other book has both information for designing your own socks and such fabulous, never-before-published designer patterns. It includes background on the social and historical development of sock knitting (complete with historical photos), techniques (top-down, bottom-up, many different heel and toe styles), stitch patterns, and socks from a wide variety of ethnic traditions. Since sock knitting requires only the most basic skills, like casting on, knitting in the round, decreasing, working short rows, picking up stitches, binding off and seamless joining, it�s a great place for beginners to start.

Vogue Knitting International - Winter 2009/2010 9,15 �

nur noch solange der Vorrat reicht!

In Europa wird das Magazin "Vogue Knitting" aus rechtlichen Gr�nden unter dem Namen "Designer Knitting Magazine" verkauft - der Inhalt ist jedoch identisch, nur das Cover sieht anders aus.

FEATURES

SPOTLIGHT ON: CATHERINE LOWE
The designer behind the Couture Knitting Workshop speaks about her custom approach to stitching.

MEG SWANSEN: THE SON ALSO RISES
Meg�s son Cully steps in, introducing his textured cabled hat.

PATTERN PLAY: MITTENS
Make the most fetching hand warmers of the season.

FASHION

MAKE A GRAPHIC STATEMENT
Black and white and well bred all over.

FAIR ISLE: THE EXOTIC ALLURE OF THE TRADITIONAL
It�s a beautiful way to get stranded, time and again.

GRAY: A SMOKY HOT TREND
From the pearliest ash to deep charcoal.

TURN UP THE VOLUME
The ever-inventive Wenlan Chia plays with proportion.

BOY MEETS PURL
Meet Manhattan designer Josh Bennett, who shares three of his newest men�s-wear look.

COUNTRY LIVING
Every woman�s wardrobe needs a hearty helping of sugar and spice.

SCULPTED GLAMOUR
Short-row shaping cuts a glamorous figure.

ALL WRAPPED UP
Cold shoulders crave a little stylish TLC this time of year.

Vogue Knitting International - Holiday 2009 8,95 �

In Europa wird das Magazin "Vogue Knitting" aus rechtlichen Gr�nden unter dem Namen "Designer Knitting Magazine" verkauft - der Inhalt ist jedoch identisch, nur das Cover sieht anders aus.

FEATURES

SPOTLIGHT ON: REGIA
The venerable German sock yarn turns 60.

MEG SWANSEN: THE DYNASTY CONTINUES
Meg's contribution to her family's hat parade is a topper with interchangeable belts.

GOING SEAMLESS
In Part 2 of his series on circular knitting, designer Jared Flood shares tips for converting flat-knitted set-in and raglan sleeves into a one-piece seamless yoke. THE MULTITASKER OF MONTREAL
V�ronik Avery talks about her new yarn, pattern and magazine company, St-Denis.

FASHION

COLOR VIBES
Get ready for a full-fashion spectrum spectacular.

THINK BIG
Chunky-chic cowls—the more dramatic, the better.

A SOFTER SHADE OF PALE
Tone down the tint and let the knitting shine through.

PLUM'S THE WORD
Purple proves its all-purpose appeal.
THROUGH THE LOOKING GLASS
Ready for a little gift knitting? Bank on the richest tones and textures around. DESIGNER DETAILS
You'll be wearing Anna Sui and Twinkle to those festive holiday fetes.

Vogue Knitting International - Spring/Summer 2009 8,75 �

In Europa wird das Magazin "Vogue Knitting" aus rechtlichen Gr�nden unter dem Namen "Designer Knitting Magazine" verkauft - der Inhalt ist jedoch identisch, nur das Cover sieht anders aus.

THE NEW NATURALS

Ingenious organic shapes spring form eco-elegant fibers.

FINE ART

Yarn overs paint a portrait in the season's coolest shades.

THE SENSUAL SIDE OF PINK

Dreamy knits are all the more romantic when they blush prettily.

DESIGNER DETAILS

Anna Sui and Twinkle use blue as their mood enhancer of choice.

EASY GLITZ

Sunshiney days simply call for copper tones...and gold and silver, too

A LACY AFFAIR

Boudoir accessories that are lacy and just a little racy.

Vogue Knitting International - Spring/Summer 2008 8,75 �

ECOLOGIC

Knit what comes naturally: designs that are easy on the eyes, to work in fibers that go easy on the earth.

VK INTRODUCES REBECCA TAYLOR

Her starlet-bright clothing regularly graces the red carpet. Now it graces our pages, too. Plus: A designer Q&A

FLORAL FIXATION

Cultivated and color-saturated, a veritable garden of knit tops blooms with botanic charm.

THE WHITE WAY

It's a nice day for a lace wedding. Rapturous openwork fills our knitter's trousseau and warms a bride's brimming heart.

URBAN OUTFITTERS

In the mad dash of the workday, mod looks in black and white cut through the bray matter, taking you to the top.

SHORE LEAVE

Feminine reflections of the deep blue sea: Marooned on a fantasy isle, this is the wardrobe we'd want to take along.

Vogue Knitting International - Holiday 2008 8,75 �

Gro�artige Urlaubsgeschenke

Vogue Knitting International - Winter 2008/2009 8,75 �

bold and beautiful

Vogue Knitting International - Fall 2009 8,75 �

In Europa wird das Magazin "Vogue Knitting" aus rechtlichen Gr�nden unter dem Namen "Designer Knitting Magazine" verkauft - der Inhalt ist jedoch identisch, nur das Cover sieht anders aus.

HEAD TRIPS
Beauty and brains—what more could you ask of a knitted hat.

NATURAL HIGH
Earthen wear gets exciting for eco-conscious knitters.

GOLD RUSH
Bank on the richest tone and textures around.

THE WARMING TREND
Reds blaze a fiery, fashionable trail.

Vogue Knitting International - Winter 2007 8,75 �

COLOR!