Greet spring with a new issue of Knitscene, featuring 23 designs from your favorite indie designers. We take a look at flapper and vintage style, I-cord, the work of Catherine Shields, and different ways to set your knits on the bias. A round-up of new yarns and tools for 2013 rounds out this fresh and fabulous issue. 

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From knitterly dreamscapes to the hard edges of the city, the Fall issue of Knitscene packs fabulous style and intriguing projects. You’ll find classic garments with unexpected twists; cables, texture, colorwork, and pictorial lace. Learn all about zippers with designer Josh Bennett, then take a look at other options for closures in our hot product roundup. Finally, Rosemary (Romi) Hill brings you doily-inspired lace in her exclusive design collection.

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It's back to nature and back to basics with the summer issue of Knitscene. We explore leaf motifs in all their forms, as well as organic cotton yarns. Simple, warm-weather projects make great basics, while Sarah Wilson (AKA The Sexy Knitter) shows off a girly sensibility in her exclusive design collection. Discover great knitting bags, how to measure gauge accurately, and the world of knit comics. The 23 designs are simple, wearable, and free-spirited.

Knitscene's first-ever Winter issue delights with a collection of 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, this issue packs a wintery mix of inspiration, fun, and information.

In its first ever summer issue, Knitscene explores plant fibers, quick and unusual accessories, and great layering garments. Who says people don't knit in the summertime? This is a dynamic time of year, characterized by long days, sun-lit activities, and wild color. We travel, we find time to relax, we spend time in air-conditioning and along the rims of volcanoes. Every page is inspiring and lively, while the knitting itself is simple and fun.

 

Knitscene's fifth anniversary issue is packed with all the trimmings you expect from the magazine. Hannah Fettig delivers three exclusive new patterns as our featured designer, and we have 29 projects that will beg you to cast on immediately. Lace and ribbing are the cornerstones of this issue, showing off the diversity of these knitting basics. Karen Frisa digs deep into the hows and whys of ribbing, and Amy Palmer explores ways to make any sock pattern fit your feet. This issue of Knitscene will have you knitting for Fall in no time.

Make your wardrobe span the winter-to-spring transition with the newest issue of Knitscene! With 28 new patterns to choose from, you can layer up with cardigans and pullovers, including 3 stunning designs by Connie Chang Chinchio, or get ready for warmth with breezy tanks and tees. Miriam Felton explores triangular shawl-shaping techniques and Karen Frisa introduces knitting in the round.

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