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In each issue, we feature up-and-coming designers, popular yarns, fun and concise tutorials, and fresh photography that invites the reader into a yarn-filled daydream. The projects are simple but intriguing, stylish but wearable, and designed for knitters of all ages and sizes.

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Journey through style with Knitscene Accessories 2013—the 33 accessory patterns in this super-sized issue provide endless inspiration. Explore personal style in wearing and designing knits, then tackle 4 techniques to use in so many ways. The hottest shawls, scarves, mitts, hats, and socks to knit—they’re all here. Download the digital version now, or pre-order your physical copy today. 

On sale June 4, 2013. 

 

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  • Knitscene Winter 2008/Spring 2009

    In this issue, you will:

    • Get 32 new patterns!
    • Learn 4 essential buttonhole techniques
    • Learn to spin your own yarn with a drop spindle
    • Read about designer Cathy Carron?????s fabulous knitting life
    • Get the Knitscene-exclusive Cathy Carron spring design collection
    • Explore 2 new rustic yarns and 4 favorite chunky yarns, plus projects
    • Try your hand at crochet with easy accessories
    • Find fashion tips for styling your handknits
    • Be inspired!
    • Have fun with yarn!

    Download the digital collection of 4 Knitscene issues now!

     

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  • Knitscene Fall 2008

     

    What is fun to make and wearable in real life? What’s slightly quirky and unique without being outlandish? What is a good use of a yarn? What do people need in their closets?

    The collection you’ll find in this issue of Knitscene is what we worked up on the basis of those questions. These are not novelty projects or purely conceptual, these are work-horse knits that fit into everyday life and can become funky or trendy through styling. At the end of the day, though phenomenal and intriguing as knits, these projects are real clothes. There’s no greater pleasure than getting repeated use out of a sweater you made—loving every stitch, the way it looks with everything, washing it season after season and seeing it rebloom. You’ll be so glad you made it.

    Download the digital collection of 4 Knitscene issues now!

     

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  • Knitscene Winter 2007/Spring 2008

    Knitscene Winter 2007/Spring 2008 features 27 patterns to knit! Find your perfect first sweater pattern, your first sock pattern to knit, or your first dyeing project. 

    Download the digital collection featuring Knitscene Winter 2007/Spring 2008 and three other amazing Knitscene issues today!

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  • Knitscene Fall 2007

    Download the digital collection featuring Knitscene Fall 2007 today!

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  • Knitscene Spring 2007

    Knitscene is a celebration of the creative urge. Try a new yarn, a new technique, a new silhouette—just open the pages of knitscene and you’ll find the inspiration to make make make for months to come. Sweaters, skirts, bags, home items, jewelry, baby items, man items—we pack a ton of projects into a little magazine with a lot of style and fun. We hope you enjoy

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  • Knitscene Fall 2006

    "Knitscene is about helping you play with sumptuous fibers and intriguing textures. We want you to experience how, with the right materials, even the simplest pattern can produce stunning results. But we also realize that knitters love a challenge—and if you’re ready to take your knitting beyond the rectangle, you’ll find plenty of inspiration here. Enjoy!"—Editor Clara Parkes 

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  • Knitscene Fall 2005

     

    Welcome to the premier issue of Interweave Press knitscene—a magazine for knitters who can’t get enough of knitting.You know what I mean. All those yarns—sumptuous, sparkly, and color rich—that beg to be swatched, all those projects—dainty, big-stitch, and whimsical—that clamor for a cast-on. Knitscene offers projects that are long on style, but not too long on technical know-how. If you follow trends, but go for the offbeat; if you love to knit, but aren’t afraid to try a little crochet and embroidery, too; and if you like an occasional knitting challenge, but want a project that goes from start to finish in the same season, then open these pages—you’re home. Knitscene brings you the stuff of knitters’ dreams. Now wake up and get clicking!

     

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