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PomPom Quarterly Issue 31 – Winter

Colorwork Shawls – Melanie Berg

PomPom Quarterly Issue 30

Interpretations Vol. 6

Laine Issue 8 – Kelo

Pompom Quarterly Issue 29

Jewels – Making Stories

Making Stories Magazine – Issue 1: Change
Designers & Contributors
- Adrienne Larsen
- Armenuhi Khachatryan
- Ash Alberg
- Camille Rosselle
- Cheryl Eaton
- Felicity Ford
- Jennifer Barrett
- Joanna Ignatius
- Lauren Wallis
- Linolimon
- Lorna Hamilton-Brown
- Maddie Harvey
- Nataliya Sinelshchikova

A Year of Techniques – A.C. Knitwear
- Afterthought heels and thumbs
- Garter stitch grafting
- Helical stripes
- Intarsia
- Judy’s magic cast on (both for starting closed tubes, and as a provisional cast on)
- Knitting on a border
- Mastering dominance in Fair Isle knitting
- Pinhole cast on (also known as Emily Ocker’s circular cast on)
- Reading cables from charts
- Short rows
- Steeks
- Turning a heel"

Echoes of Heather and Stone
- Ahenny by Jennifer Wood
- Aine by Isabell Kraemer
- Epona by Carol Feller
- Knowth by Karie Westermann
- Newgrange Shawl by Lucy Hague
- Shamrock by Justyna Lorkowska
- Talamed by Amada Schwabe
- Trittico by Woolly Wormhead
- Plus essays by Nadia Seaver"

Sock Yeah! Vol. 1 – CoopKnits

The Learn To Crochet Project

The Shawl Project – Book Three

The Shawl Project – Book Two

The Shawl Project – Book One

Tuck stitches – Nancy Marchant
Discover beautiful, reversible fabrics with more than 90 original stitch patterns and 8 exquisite scarf, cowl, and blanket patterns. Nancy Marchant, aka the Mother of Brioche, will walk you through this exciting new stitch design technique. You will come away with inspiration to fashion your own “Tuck Stitches”.
The masterful photography and signature styling by Alexandra Feo perfectly accentuates the fanciful designs. (Bron: https://ysolda.com/collections/by-nancy-marchant/products/tuck-stitches) Patronen in dit boek: https://www.ravelry.com/patterns/sources/tuck-stitches/patterns
Laine issue 7

Guys Knit – Sockmatician

Shawls – Melanie Berg

Magische motieven/Magic Motifs – Carla Meijsen

Pompom Quarterly Issue 23

Pompom Quarterly Issue 16: Spring 2016

Pompom Quarterly Issue 19: Winter 2016

Pompom Quarterly Issue 14: Autumn 2015

A stitch in time Vol. 2

Jules & Julie 4
Breisels voor baby's en kinderen - Julie Jaeken

Jules & Julie 3
Gebreide kleren voor groot en klein - Julie Jaeken
Het derde breiboek in de succesreeks Jules & Julie
De breiboeken van Julie Jaeken zijn ondertussen een begrip geworden bij alle breisters. Voor haar derde boek breide Julie ca. 60 truien, accessoires, vesten, poncho's... voor zowel klein als groot. De modellen zijn heel eenvoudig, maar echte pareltjes door de mooie kleuren en hoogkwalitatieve wol. Een must voor elke breifanaat! Bekijk alle patronen hier op Ravelry
Handywoman – Kate Davies
Handywoman by Kate Davies
Paralysed by a stroke at the age of 36, Kate Davies' world turned upside-down. Forced to change direction, Kate took a radical new creative path. Handywomantells this story.
This is not a book about Kate's triumph over adversity. Rather, it is her account of the ordinary activities and everyday objects that stroke and disability made her see differently. From braiding hair for the first time to learning how to knit again; from the lessons of a working-class creative childhood to the support of the contemporary knitting community; from the transformative effects of good design to developing a new identity as a disabled walker; in this engaging series of essays, Kate describes how the experience of brain injury allowed her to build a new kind of handmade life. Part memoir, part personal celebration of the power of making, in Handywoman Kate reclaims disability as in itself a form of practical creativity.

Kate Davies is an award-winning knitwear designer and author writing on many topics from disability and design to textile history and women’s history. She’s published nine books about hand-knitting, lives on the edge of the Scottish Highlands and is inspired by her local landscape every day.

Knitting outside the box – Bristol Ivy

This thing of paper – Karie Westerman

Yarn whisperer – Clara Parkes

Interpretations volume 4

Happit – Kate Davies

Colours of shetland – Kate Davies

Buachaille: At Home in the Highlands – Kate Davies
