This Autumn we’re heading to the coast with our knitting. The patterns this issue are inspired by the sea, its surroundings, and its beautiful ever-changing shapes and textures.
The yarn palette draws from the many colours of the sea, as well as the soft shades of sand, shingle, and shells. Our designers have created a treasure chest of patterns: four jumpers, two wraps, a cardi, a tee, and a hat that will see you from high tide to low tide as the season shifts.
Featuring designs by
KIYOMI BURGIN // SACHIKO BURGIN // MEGHAN FERNANDES // ANNIE HAAS // SYLVIA WATTS-CHERRY // AINUR BERKIMBAYEVA // EMMA DUCHER // INYOUNG KIM // KATRIN SCHUBERT // ANDREA CULL
Other contributions include poetry and images from Ocean Rose, musings on sailors’ knots and knitting from Clara Parkes, and an easy pickle recipe from Rebecca Lawrence to give you a taste of salty seas.
Interpretations Vol. 6 is another magical and heartfelt collaboration between Joji Locatelli and Veera Välimäki. Like each Volume before, the 6th Volume includes six themes, six words with two designs inspired by each word, showing a personal take on each of these themes.
This year the photo shoot was set in charming Barcelona and we had the honor to have Jonna Hietala taking all the pictures for this book.
You can read all about our work together here: www.interpretationsbyjojiandveera.com
Klik hier om de 12 patronen op Ravelry te bekijken.
"JEWELS is the third book in our European Nature book series which we created to share our passion for natural, local, breed-specific, European yarns, beautiful knitwear designs and the stories of the amazing makers who enable and inspire us to create magic with our own hands.
JEWELS includes 12 modern knitwear designs for the colder seasons on this planet. From luscious colourwork yokes to drapey everyday sweaters, from a shawl as cosy as a hug to mittens designed to keep your hands toasty warm, all the pieces in this book are designed to be both enjoyable to knit and wearable for years to come.
JEWELS wouldn’t be a Making Stories publication though without the stories that inspire us to do our work: We’ve included profiles for every single maker involved in this book, be it designer or yarn company, as well as two fantastic articles on yarn (by Katie Green) and colour substitution (by Dianna Walla) and a conversation on colour between Melody Hoffmann, a favourite designer, and yarn dyer Paula Goosen of Moel View Yarn."
Patronen in dit nummer kun je hier bekijken
Discover the world of brioche lace knitting!
World-renowned brioche knitting expert, Nancy Marchant, takes this stitch to another level by introducing you to the exciting world of two-color brioche lace with charts and clear explanations, a stitch dictionary of brioche lace stitches, and exquisite scarf and cowl projects. This is the perfect book for the experienced brioche knitter who is looking for new techniques that yield spectacular lacy results!
Includes:
9 stunning designs beautifully photographed by Alexandra Feo
All the stitch patterns and projects have written instructions as well as charts
This includes a general introduction to brioche knitting and an explanation of the symbols and abbreviations.
There are two methods described in creating lace eyelets in brioche knitting; the yarn over method and the release purl method.
"ABOUT ISSUE 1
With Making Stories Magazine, we strive to feature companies and makers who focus on sustainability, transparency, fairness and equity in their work. We love telling their stories and hope to inspire and enable crafters to make conscious and informed decisions about the materials they use and companies they support.
In Issue 1, you’ll find thoughtful accessories and versatile garments that are designed with change in mind - change in seasons, in the way we work and live, in our choice of materials. We’re proud to be able to share the fantastic work of writers and visual artists with you with pieces that range from disability and knitting to body image, from queering the knitting status quo to what change means for our lives."
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
(Bron: https://www.wholesale-making-stories.com/making-stories-magazine-issue-1)
"Finally, the first book by Melanie Berg! The internationally successful knitwear designer, who is known foremost by the name of Mairlynd, has compiled her most beautiful shawls in this superbly designed book. Her fans as well as knitters all over the world will find the instructions in this bilingual edition in both English and German. Three beautiful new shawls are published exclusively in “Shawls. Tücher stricken mit Stil – Knit in Style”."
Bron: ravelry
Overzicht van de patronen in dit boek: https://www.ravelry.com/patterns/sources/shawls-knit-in-style-tucher-stricken-mit-stilLet op: dit boek is tweetalig. Alle informatie staat er in het Engels en in het Duits in. Er is geen Nederlandse versie beschikbaar!
"Kate’s new book is a celebration of the life and landscape around her home in the Scottish Highlands. Designed especially for Kate’s new yarn, Buachaille, the book includes twelve patterns created for the great Scottish outdoors … and the indoors, too. These accessories will keep out the cold while walking the hills, or warm you by the fire after a long day’s hiking. As well as Kate’s patterns, the book includes five delicious highland recipes by Tom Barr, together with essays, interviews, and a walk up Buachaille Etive Mor (the iconic munro, which gave its name to Kate’s yarn) with mountain leader, Gordon Anderson." (bron: ravelry)Ravelrypagina
"In this exciting new book, writer and designer Kate Davies unravels the tale of one of the Twentieth Century’s most distinctive sweater styles - the circular yoke. From Shetland and Iceland to Canada and Sweden, Kate’s essays and conversations take you on a journey around the North Atlantic, exploring the yoke’s intriguing and often surprising regional narratives.A garment with unexpected national and political resonances; an important marker of personal and cultural identity; a fashionable barometer of trends and technical transformations from the 1920s to today, yokes have connected the lives and livelihoods of many different women. In this book you’ll hear the voices of those women, from designers to artists, from knitters to entrepreneurs. You will read about Elizabeth Zimmermann’s seamless innovations, learn more of Kerstin Olsson’s knitterly aesthetics, and discover the fascinating influence of the Greenlandic nuilarmiut.The essays and conversations are accompanied by a collection of eleven signature yoke patterns. Featuring a wide range of design elements from colourwork and cables to beads and texture, Kate has created a yoke for every knitter.So take up your needles, open up this book, and discover the story of the sweater that changed the shape of modern knitting." (Bron: Ravelry)
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