IK Winter 2009
Curl up with your knitting basket and the all-new Winter issue of Interweave
Knits! We're exploring simple constructions, ways to play with the usual yarn +
knitting = fabric equation, cables and cable lookalikes, modern stranded
colorwork, and lace and knitting all in one rich fabric. With sweaters for
men, women, and children, plus some fantastic accessories, we've got enough
knitting to keep you warm all winter long. PLUS, check out reversible cables
with Lily Chin, learn about how one sweater company is updating classic
Cowichan sweaters, and explore the place where knitting and art meet with
a Vancouver artist.
IK Spring 2009
See seven different designer takes on the modern floral motif; explore all
the ways to knit up a sheer fabric; simplify with knits that strip sweaters
down to a few compelling details; have fun with accessories that have a little
something different about them. PLUS, learn how to knit an unusual circular
shawl with short rows, rediscover the wide world of cotton.and get a sneak peek
of Kristeen Griffin-Grimes.s new book, French Girl Knits!
IK Summer 2008
The summer issue of Knits is packed with colorwork, texture, airy lace, and
delicate details.but the knitting is easy, unfussy, and just right for these
lazy days.
IK Holiday Gifts 2008
The weather outside is frightful, but the knitting.s so delightful.so grab
your yarn and needles and curl up with the third annual issue of Interweave
Knits Holiday Gifts. From one-afternoon wonders to intricate treasures,
there.s something to knit or craft for family and friends, other knitters,
and even yourself. Learn easy techniques to dress up simple knitting, make
luxury yarns go far, and get ideas for quick craft projects to share. And
participate in our first-ever Count the Sheep Contest, featuring guest
illustrator Franklin Habit, and win great prizes! Happy Holidays!
IK Spring 2005
VOLUME X, NUMBER 1
Wear-Everywhere Pullover.Lana Hames
Comfort and good looks, no matter the occasion.
Fitted Dolman.Annie Modesitt
Smooth lines and eyelet details enhance a one-piece pullover.
Galway Guy.Deborah Newton
Just what he wants-a rustic look and casual fit.
A Good Bias.Lisa Daehlin
Make the most of a biasing stitch in a cool shrug.
Flowered Waistcoat.Sasha Kagan
Wear a bit of spring when winter's chill gets you down.
Vintage Pink Cardigan.Norah Gaughan
Proof that good style never goes out of fashion.
Tilted Jacket.Norah Gaughan
This Asian-inspired jacket makes the most of directional texture.
Re-use, Recycle, and Re-knit.Sandi Wiseheart
Five designers inspire us with their ingenuity.
Bear Claw Blanket.Veronik Avery
Knit the look of a patchwork quilt, one piece at a time.
Ballet Wrap.Norah Gaughan
Wrap yourself in luxury in a tie-front sweater.
Border on the Extravagant.Deborah Newton
Novelty yarns set a new standard for the Chanel jacket.
Skye Tweed Vest.Kathy Zimmerman
A classic manly vest with-what else?-cables.
Parfait Play.Debbie Bliss
Delight a child with a round-yoke pullover in creamy colors.
Grand Plan Capelets.Ann Budd
With three sizes and five gauges, we've got the pattern that's right for you.
Cable-Eight Top.Joyce Wu
Knit two cabled rectangles, join them with crochet, & you've got a new top!
Nancy Marchant: An American in Amsterdam.Theresa Sigillito Hollema
Meet knitwear designer and colorist Nancy Marchant
Bi-Color Brioche.Nancy Marchant
Jazz up a fitted pullover with the rhythmic play of vertical ribs in two colors.
Beyond the Basics: Brioche Stitch .Nancy Marchant
Learn the ins and outs of this lofty stitch.
Wave Skirt.Kat Coyle
Celebrate spring with a modern skirt bordered by a traditional lace pattern.
Cable Rib Socks.Erica Alexander
Simple ribbed socks with a little twist.
Paisley Lace Shawl.Evelyn A. Clark
Going in circles can be a good thing.
Heads-Up Hats.Leigh Radford
These colorful hats are fun to knit-and fun to wear!
Knitted Rugs.Donna Druchunas
Knitted rugs; a long history and a contemporary artform.
Amish Oval Rug.Donna Druchunas
Add a bit of piquant color to your home decor.
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