The Winter 2011 issue of Knitscene magazine arrived from the USA today.  This issue features 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.

Here’s what you can expect in this issue:

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Interweave have a new magazine out called knit.wear. It focusses on conceptual, wearable knits with a clean, modern aesthetic—built in unusual ways and with interesting techniques. Here are just some of the patterns:

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The Winter issue of Stitch Magazine celebrates rich textured fabrics, from wool felt to leather and suede—perfect for sewing cozy projects for the winter months. The issue includes 35 fun and stylish projects from garments and accessories to home accents and holiday décor.

Features include an in-depth technique article on sewing with faux leather and suede, a step-by-step tutorial on drafting a custom skirt and sewing a day and night version, plus a profile on felt designer Anne Kyyro Quinn.

Knitting Traditions is a special issue magazine from Interweave Press that looks at the history of knitting from all over the world.  Due it’s popularity this is the second issue to be published this year.

Inside the Fall 2011 issue you’ll find:

• Over 35 patterns from all over the world, designed by master knitters like Nancy Bush, Margaret Stove, Galina Khmeleva, Evelyn Clark, as well as the popular Scottish Kilt Hose by Audrey Manwaring-Spencer
• Inspiring and informative companion stories that frame the projects with cultural and historical context, taking you to the heart of knitting from around the world.
• Focuses on techniques ranging from lace and colorwork to heel treatments of the 16th century, with various projects like stockings, socks, mittens, shawls, and sweaters to accompany.
• And so much more.

Christmas will be here before you know it, so you may like to use the Interweave Knits Holiday Gifts 2011 issue for some ideas for your Christmas knitting projects.

This issue explores various styles, from mature and sophisticated to fun and funky; from colorful kids’ projects to elegant home décor. 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 décor of Folk Craft. And finally, Made For Fun brings home those colorful, simple knits that make such great gifts.

Interweave Knits Holiday Gifts 2011 is available now.

In Interweave Knits Fall 2011 there are 22 brand-new projects from Interweave Knits that cover every day from lazy September afternoons through chilly October nights. Explore lacy textures for layering in “All In A Golden Afternoon,” shaggy-round-the-edges rustic colorwork in “The Teleidescope Turns,” bold stitches in big yarns in “The Elements of Knitting,” and simple, beautiful knitting in “Knitting, Interrupted.”

Here’s a selection of pictures from this issue

Quilting Arts Stitch magazine by Interweave have published their Autumn issue, celebrating design innovation and a creative approach to design challenges. This issue features 38 projects that are fun and unexpected, with unique details, clever construction, and an inspired use of fabric and thread.

Interweave have filled the pages of this special issue of Interweave Knits Weekend with classic, comfortable knits that look and feel good on everyone: 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.

You can see a preview on Interweave’s website and purchase a copy from our shop.

The Summer 2011 issue of Interweave Knits is filled 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.

A table of contents is available here on Interweave’s website and you can purchase your copy of the magazine on our website.

Knits ahoy!

Get the best of two hot craft trends, knitting and spinning! Interweave’s Spin-Off magazine presents it’s very first 148-page special issue, Knit & Spin.

Packed with tips, tricks, and projects for knitters and spinners of every level, you’ll 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. Even seasoned spinners will find something new and exciting in this special issue.

This 148-page special issue is jam-packed with:

• 30 exciting projects for knitters and spinners at every level of mastery, including mitts, hats, socks, scarves, and sweaters.
• Step-by-step instruction to getting started spinning—on spindles and wheels.
• 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!

A table of contents is available on Interweave’s website and you can purchase a copy of the magazine from our website or come into the shop.