Interweave Knits Holiday Gifts 2010 has arrived!

Interweave Knits Holiday Gifts

Stunning colorwork, classic home décor, 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.

Here are just some of the patterns that caught my eye (click to enlarge):

You can see all the other projects on the Interweave website.

This year’s special Interweave Knits 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 fibre.  There are also some nice patterns for mens knits which is good to see.

Interweave Knits Weekend 2010

Here are just some of the patterns featured in this issue:

You can buy your a copy of Interweave Knits Weekend from our shop for £5.25.

We’ve also got a few more copies of Interweave Knits Fall issue in case you missed out.

The latest issue of Interweave Knits arrived today and it features 27 knitting projects just right for the Autumn.

Explore eight different variations on knitted plaid; rediscover heritage techniques; dress up simple stitches with fun details; try out some twisted and traveling motifs; and deconstruct intriguingly architectural knits.

Pick up your copy over in our shop and start planning your Autumn projects.

When the Spring 2010 issue of Knitscene magazine was published, knitters went crazy and I’d never seen a magazine snapped up so quickly.  Well the Knitscene Autumn 2010 issue will be hitting the shops in a couple of weeks and so that knitters don’t miss out, we’re accepting pre-orders of what promises to be another popular issue.

Knitscene Fall 2010

Details of how to pre-order and preview pictures of this issue’s designs can be found here on our website.

Interweave Crochet Summer issue arrived from the USA yesterday.

Interweave Crochet Summer 2010

This issue has 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. In all, there are 25 projects to keep you crocheting through the summer!

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The Spring 2010 issue of Interweave Crochet is here.

In this issue, there are special focus on shells. In Beyond the Basics, Doris Chan explains the structure of shell patterns and how garments are shaped with shells. There are 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.

There are also 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 Interweave Crochet launchs their year-long 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.

Interweave Crochet is one of the best sources for innovative crochet patterns—with diagrams, illustrations, and clear instructions—as well as news, tips, and insightful articles. Everyone from beginning to advanced crocheters will find something that inspires.

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.

There are 23 patterns to help you say goodbye to Winter. 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.

Here are just some of the patterns featured in this issue:

The full preview can be seen on Interweave Knits website and you can purchase a copy from our site here.