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With a sophisticated sensibility and a range of projects that challenge knitting convention, knit.wear celebrates authentic luxury for every day. Each issue features sleek, simple, artful handknits for the thoughtful knitter, in-depth technique articles that refine tradition, design how-tos and inspiration, and much more.

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Celebrate the beauty of knitting with the Spring 2013 issue of knit.wear. Angular silhouettes and sleek textures make the most of spring fibers. Take inspiration from knits with strong lines and soft color (“White Lines”), long, lean silhouettes (“Soft Geometry”), modern, versatile shapes (“Open/Close”), simply pretty lace (“Lace Deconstructed”), and vibrant, youthful color (“By Numbers”). We’ll also take a look at a new way to shape intarsia, a deconstruction of handkerchief hems, and fiber artist Johan Ku. The building blocks of knitting, made new.

Pre-order the physical issue or purchase the digital edition now! On newsstands April 2.

 

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