2012 Spring Retail Catalog

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SPRING 2012Books, Magazines,CD Collections & DVDs


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FIBER

New Books ......................................................... 1

Backlist Books ................................................12

Magazines ........................................................28

Special Issues ................................................ 30

CD Collections .............................................. 34

DVDs ..................................................................42

JEWELRYMAKING&BEADING

New Books ......................................................56

Backlist Books ..............................................60

Magazines ....................................................... 66

Special Issues .................................................67

CD Collections .............................................. 68

DVDs ...................................................................71

ART

New Books ......................................................76

Backlist Books ...............................................78

Magazines .......................................................79

Special Issues ................................................79

CD Collections ..............................................80

DVDs ..................................................................81

Spinning Book Rack ....................................... 84

Index .......................................................................85

Orders.................................................................... 89

SPRING 2012TABLEOFCONTENTS


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INTERWEAVERETAILER.COM 1

FIBER NEW BOOKS

Paperback

7 925, 88 pages

ISBN 978-1-59668-595-6

$19.95

Available February 2012

Koko Yamaseis a popular clothing

designer who runs a

vintage clothing storeand created two

unique fashion-forward

clothing lines. She

graduated from Tokyos

Setsu Mode Seminar

Art Academy and,

after studying and

working abroad,

now lives in Japan.

Cut-Up CoutureEdgy Upcycled Garments to Sew

Discover thirty-four cutting-edge clothing patterns using simple sewing

techniques. The copious fabric in mens clothing items is perfect for adding to

any fashionistas fabric stash. The simple sewing techniques in Cut-Up Couture

showcase how to turn shirts, T-shirts, and sweatshirts in a mans closet into

beautiful dresses, ruffl ed blouses, draping tops, and gorgeous jackets for

women. Cut, resew, and reshape clothing into cherished garments that resemble

trendy, urban boutique finds through these lessons in creative upcycling and

inventive, yet simple sewing.

The cutting-edge projects featured are for both beginners and advanced

sewists or for those simply interested in fashion design. Cut-Up Couture

boldly offers a wealth of inspiration for refashioning basic manufactured mens

clothing, making each project very inexpensive, yet still very chic. Explore the

world of reclaiming and transforming mens clothing into trendy womens wear

with Cut-Up Couture.


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FIBER NEW BOOKS

Paperback

8 9, 152 pages

ISBN 978-1-59668-784-4

$24.95

Available June 2012

Lene HolmeSamsehas workedas a knitwear designer

since 1988. She is theauthor of Feminine

Knits(Interweave).

Today she is a full-time

knitwear designer for

Danish and other yarn

companies, magazines,

and periodicals.

Essentially Feminine Knits25 Must-Have Chic Designs

Essentially Feminine Knitsfeatures a collection of twenty-five must-have

garments and accessories for every occasion, from casual to dressy. Designer

and author Lene Holme Samses patterns embody a sometimes delicate but

always fashionably ladylike approach. Focusing on Lenes signature botanical

lace motifs, this collection offers designs with a variety of beautiful effects.

Inside youll find original sweaters, tops, jackets, hats, scarves, and mittens.

Each pattern reveals elegant detailing, a flattering silhouette, and classic style.

Featured projects range from simple and quick to more challenging, each

accompanied by helpful pattern instructions. Lenes gorgeous style guarantees

originality and authenticity in each project. Essentially Feminine Knits will keep

you refined, chic, and simply feminine.


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FIBER NEW BOOKS

Paperback

8 1045, 128 pages

ISBN 978-1-59668-588-8

$26.95

Available June 2012

C. June Barnesis an award-winning

quilt artist. She has ex-

hibited for several yearsand also teaches across

the United Kingdom.

She is the author of

Stitching to Dye in Quilt

Art. She lives in East

Sussex, England.

Exploring Dimensional Quilt ArtStitch, Fold, Embellish

Exploring Dimensional Quilt Arttakes quilters above and beyond the surface

with innovative techniques for raising surfaces and creating three-dimensional

fabric structures. Discover how to incorporate these expressive effects in your

quilting, from the simplest textured quilt to elaborate twisted and embellishedstructures, including vessels and hanging installations. Popular quilt artist

C. June Barnes explores various folding, gathering, pleating, stuffi ng, padding,

shrinking, and layering techniques.

Journey through this one-of-a-kind guide and learn how to create your own

effects while discovering the secrets of how these sometimes impossible-

looking structures are created. Invaluable technical construction tips and a

wealth of inspiration from Barnes and some of the worlds leading quilt artists

offer you a complete exploration. If innovative quilting is your passion, Exploring

Dimensional Quilt Artis your ultimate guide.


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FIBER NEW BOOKS

Paperback with flaps

7 945, 136 pages

ISBN 978-1-59668-779-0

$24.95

Available February 2012

A Handknit Romance22 Vintage Designs with Lovely Details

Inspired by the elegant fashions, beautiful fabrics, and smart accessories of the

past,A Handknit Romance offers an exquisite collection of twenty-two delicate

knit designs in fine yarns and gentle colors, employing techniques such

as pin tucks, picot trims, crochet edges, beading, and embroidery to create

feminine finishing touches.

Rowan designer Jennie Atkinson offers beautiful projects that range from

small accessories, such as beaded purses, lacy gloves, and delicate scarves, to

garments such as glamorous dresses and sweet, pretty vests. WithA Handknit

Romance, feminine vintage style has never looked better.

Jennie Atkinsonworked as a fashion

knitwear designer for

many years. She hasbeen a freelance

designer for the

home-knit market, and

her designs have been

featured in Rowan

magazines, Vogue

Knitting, and The Knitter

magazine. She is the

author of Romantic

Style. In addition

to design work, she

lectures on fashion andknitwear history. Jennie

lives in England.


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FIBER NEW BOOKS

Paperback

6 6, 112 pages

ISBN 978-1-59668-898-8

$9.95

Available Now

Writer, illustrator,

and photographer

Franklin Habits

first piece of knittingavaguely rectangular

six-foot scarfwas

produced during his

student days at Harvard

University in the 1990s.

In 2005, he created a

popular knitting blog,

The Panopticon.He has

written lifestyles and

knitting features for The

Boston Phoenix, Cast

On, Interweave Knits,PieceWork, Yarn Market

News, and Knitty.com.

Franklin knits and spins

in Chicago, Illinois.

It ItchesA Stash of Knitting Cartoons

Now available in paperback,It Itches: A Stash of Knitting Cartoons is an

affectionate, humorous celebration of every aspect of the craft, from buying

(and hiding) massive quantities of yarn to wrestling with projects that go

seriously awry to prescriptions for alleviating the stress brought on by holiday

knitting to wreaking revenge on recipients of handknits who stuff them into the

back of the bottom drawer.

It Itches is the first of its kind to mix cartoon humor with short essays on

knitting. The book includes seventy-five cartoons, deftly rendered in pen and ink

with watercolor wash, in addition to humorous short essays on various themes

of the knitting life.

Amp up your knitting stash with Habits funniest and wittiest bash!


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FIBER NEW BOOKS

Hardcover with

concealed wire-o

7 9, 232 pages

ISBN 978-1-59668-483-6

$29.95

Available July 2012

Ann Buddis thebest-selling author of

Sock Knitting Master

Class, The KnittersHandy Book of Patterns,

The Knitters Handy

Book of Sweater

Patterns, Getting

Started Knitting Socks,

Interweave Presents

Knitted Gifts, Knitting

Green, and Simple

Style. She is also the

coauthor of Bag Style,

Color Style, Lace Style,

and Wrap Style. She isthe former senior editor

of Interweave Knits

magazine. Ann lives in

Boulder, Colorado.

The Knitters Handy Book of Top-Down SweatersBasic Designs in Multiple Sizes and Gauges

Discover top-down knitting from the ground up with expert Ann Budd in

this latest addition to The Knitters Handy Book series. This essential book

offers instructions for designing and knitting sweaters from the top down and

seamless sweaters that require little finishing. Instructions are based on fivebasic sweater types (seamless yoke, raglan, modified drop shoulder, set-in

sleeve, and saddle shoulder), in multiple sizes for both adults and children

and in multiple yarn gauges. Each of the five sweater types is conveniently

accompanied by three full-length patterns, one from a featured top designer.

Included are detailed charts, clear instruction, how-tos for adding personal

design touches, and quick tips to avoid mistakes and create flawless final

garments. The Knitters Handy Book of Top-Down Sweaters is your newest

indispensable knitting resource.


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FIBER NEW BOOKS

Paperback

8 10, 216 pages

ISBN 978-1-59668-782-0

$26.95

Available May 2012

Britt-MarieChristofferssonis an innovative

knitwear and textiledesigner. She is a

former member of the

10 Group (10-gruppen),

known for their bold

colorwork and graphic

designs. Britt-Marie has

worked with a variety

of international exhibits

and teaches work-

shops as a handicraft

consultant. She lives in

Halmstad, Sweden.

Pop KnittingBold Motifs Using Color & Stitch

Celebrated author Britt-Marie Christoffersson has studied color and texture

in knitting for more than twenty-five years. Pop Knittingshowcases her

extensive work, demonstrating how these essential elements can be combined

in seemingly endless ways to create striking graphic knitted fabrics. Using avariety of innovative stitch manipulation techniques, this book presents dozens

of examples of highly textured fabrics and gorgeous knitted strandwork. Also

included are instructions to create knitted fabrics with holes, pleats, double-

fabrics, and more.

Knitters of all skill levels will love the projects and inspiration in this aesthetic

masterpiece. Bright color predominates throughout this exuberant book, making

simple patterns boldly stand out. Dive into the vibrant color, in-depth instruction,

and artful inspiration that have ruled Britt-Maries work and life. Pop Knitting

promises revolutionary knitting results.


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FIBER NEW BOOKS

Paperback

8 10 , 176 pages

ISBN 978-1-59668-387-7

$26.95

Available April 2012

Jacquie Geringserves on the executive

board of the National

Modern Quilt Guild and

is founder of the Kansas

City Modern Quilt Guild.

Her work has been

featured onApartment

Therapyand in Stitch

magazine. She lives in

Chicago, Illinois.

Quilting ModernTechniques and Projects for Improvisational Quilts

From two pioneers of todays modern quilting movement, Quilting Modern

teaches readers how to use improvisational techniques to make graphic

contemporary quilts and quilted projects. Explore seven core techniques and

multiple projects using each technique, presented with detailed instructions.

Authors Jacquie Gering and Katie Pedersen offer step-by-step advice on

quilting basics, tools, and materials and share their knowledge of color

and design.

New and seasoned quilters will love making each stunning bed quilt, wall

hanging, pillowcase, and table accessory with this must-have resource. Quilting

Modern is a field guide for all quilt lovers who strive to break free from the

constraints of tradition and yearn to successfully make contemporary, exciting,

artful projects.

Katie Pedersenis a founder of the

Seattle chapter of the

Modern Quilt Guild.

She teaches quilting

locally and is a featured

artist for Amy Butler

Software. She lives in

Seattle, Washington.


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FIBER NEW BOOKS

Paperback with

pattern insert

7 9, 112 pages

ISBN 978-1-59668-355-6

$24.95

Available January 2012

Natsuno Hiraiwais a graphic designer

who studied fashion

design in Paris and

majored in graphic

design at an art college

in Japan.

Shape ShapeSewing Clothing Patterns to Wear Multiple Ways

From graphic-designerturnedfashion-designer Natsuno Hiraiwa comes Shape

Shape, an ingenious collection of signature vests, collars, blouses, tops, skirts,

and shrugs that can all be worn in a variety of ways.

Each of the nineteen versatile garments and accessories can be created by both

beginner and advanced sewists. Designs feature draping and fastening fabric cut

from single flat cloth, artfully twisting fabric, and folding fabric in origami-like

fashion. Including a pattern insert, unique construction guidance, and one-of-a-

kind garments that are fit for all ages, Shape Shape offers everything you need

to sew minimally constructed designs with maximum visual impact.


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FIBER NEW BOOKS

Paperback

8 9, 160 pages

ISBN 978-1-59668-299-3

$22.95

Available June 2012

Robyn Chachulais the author of

Blueprint Crochet

(Interweave), BabyBlueprint Crochet

(Interweave), and

Mission Falls Goes

Crochet. Her patterns

have appeared in

several books and

magazines, including

Interweave Presents

Crochet Gifts, Sensual

Crochet, Crochet Me,

and Stitch & Bitch: Men,

Interweave Crochet,and Crochet Today!

Robyn has been a guest

onKnit and Crochet

Todayand Knitting

Daily TV. She lives in

Pennsylvania.

Unexpected Afghanspresents twenty-nine innovative interpretations of a

favorite at-home crochet essential. From best-selling author Robyn Chachula

comes an in-depth look into crocheting traditional afghans using contemporary

techniques, colors, and patterns.

Expert designers, including Kristin Omdahl, Kathy Merrick, Kimberly McAlindin,

and many more, contribute an abundance of fresh patterns and projects. Both

new and advanced crocheters will enjoy:

color, lace, and Tunisian crochet;

Along with beautiful afghan projects for all skill levels, youll find many of your

favorite designers biographies for an inside look into their inspirations.

Unexpected AfghansInnovative Crochet Designs with Traditional Techniques


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FIBER NEW BOOKS

Hardcover with

concealed wire-o

7 9, 176 pages

ISBN 978-1-59668-647-2

$29.95

Available July 2012

Anne Dixonweaves, lectures,

exhibits, and teaches

throughout the UnitedStates and United

Kingdom. She is the

author of Handweavers

Pattern Directory

(Interweave) and has

contributed articles to a

number of publications,

including Handwoven

magazine. She is a

guild member of the

Association of Weavers,

Spinners, and Dyers anda founding member of

the Braid Society. Anne

lives in England.

From expert weaver Anne Dixon comes The Weavers Inkle Pattern Directory,

the ultimate resource for inkle weavers. Inkle weaving is a simple technique that

offers ample opportunity for experimentation to beginners and experienced

weavers. This book is the most comprehensive tool available to inkle weavers.

Inside, youll find:

This incomparable guide offers tips, tricks, and techniques to weave traditional

and modern patterns and introduces a bounty of innovative new designs as

well. Inkles created from these patterns can be used for a variety of projects,

ranging from belts and braces to trims and neckpieces.

The Weavers Inkle Pattern Directory400 Warp-Faced Weaves


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F IB ERB AC KL IST BO OK S: General Craft/Knitting

Color StyleInnovative to Traditional,17 Inspired Designs to KnitPAM ALLEN AND ANN BUDD

Paperback, 8 9, 144 pages

ISBN 978-1-59668-062-3, $24.95

Bag StyleInnovative to Traditional, 22Inspirational Handbags, Totes,and Carry-alls to Knit andCrochetPAM ALLEN AND ANN BUDD


ISBN 978-1-59668-043-2, $21.95

The Art ofFair Isle KnittingHistory, Technique,Color & PatternsANN FEITELSON


ISBN 978-1-59668-138-5, $24.95

150 Knit & Crochet MotifsAnything-but-Square Shapesfor Garments, Accessories,Afghans, and ThrowsHEATHER LODINSKY

Paperback, 8 x 8, 144 pages

ISBN 978-1-59668-434-8, $24.95

The Crafters Guide ToTaking Great PhotosThe Best Techniques for Show-casing Your Handmade CreationsHEIDI ADNUM

Flexibound, 6710x 8710, 192 pages

ISBN 978-1-59668-626-7, $24.95

Around the Worldin Knitted Socks26 Inspired DesignsSTEPHANIE VAN DERLINDEN


ISBN 978-1-59668-230-6, $24.95

The Best ofInterweave KnitsOur Favorite Designs fromthe First Ten YearsANN BUDDFOREWORD BY PAM ALLEN


ISBN 978-1-59668-033-3, $24.95

Boutique Knits LAURA IRWIN


ISBN 978-1-59668-073-9, $21.95

Classic Knits:Marianne Isager CollectionMARIANNE ISAGER


ISBN 978-1-59668-115-6, $24.95

Domino KnittingVIVIAN HXBRO


ISBN 978-1-931499-11-8, $16.95

200 Fair Isle MotifsA Knitters DirectoryMARY JANE MUCKLESTONE


ISBN 978-1-59668-437-9, $24.95

The Best of KnitsceneA Collection of Simple, Stylish& Spirited KnitsLISA SHROYER


ISBN 978-1-59668-326-6, $24.95


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FIBER BACKLIST BOOKS: Knitt ing

Favorite Socks25 Timeless Designsfrom InterweaveEDITED BY ANN BUDDAND ANNE MERROW

Hardcover with concealed wire-o,

7 9, 128 pages

ISBN 978-1-59668-032-6, $22.95

Folk StyleInnovative Designs to Knit,Including Sweaters, Hats,Scarves, Gloves, and MoreMAGS KANDIS


ISBN 978-1-59668-020-3, $24.95

Folk Vests25 Knitting Patterns & Talesfrom Around the WorldCHERYL OBERLE


ISBN 978-1-931499-14-9, $21.95

Folk Hats32 Knitting Patterns & Talesfrom Around the WorldVICKISQUARE


ISBN 978-1-931499-63-7, $21.95

Folk Shawls25 Knitting Patterns and Talesfrom Around the WorldCHERYL OBERLE


ISBN 978-1-883010-59-1, $21.95

Folk MittensTechniques and Patterns forHandknitted MittensMARCIA LEWANDOWSKI


ISBN 978-1-883010-34-8, $21.95

Folk SocksThe History & Techniquesof Handknitted FootwearUpdatedNANCY BUSH


ISBN 978-1-59668-435-5, $24.95

Folk Knitting in EstoniaA Garland of Symbolism,Tradition and TechniqueNANCY BUSH


ISBN 978-1-883010-43-0, $24.95

French Girl KnitsInnovative Techniques,Romantic Details, andFeminine DesignsKRISTEEN GRIFFIN-GRIMES

Paperback with flaps, 9 9, 160 pages

ISBN 978-1-59668-069-2, $24.95

Funky KnitsKnitting Know-Howfor Hip Young ThingsCAROL MELDRUM ANDJULIE MARCHINGTON


ISBN 978-1-59668-003-6, $19.95

Fearless KnittingWorkbookThe Step-by-Step Guide toKnitting ConfidenceJENNIFER E. SEIFFERT

Hardcover with concealed wire-o,

8 9, 160 pages

ISBN 978-1-59668-149-1, $24.95

Feminine Knits22 Timeless DesignsLENE HOLME SAMSE


ISBN 978-1-59668-140-8, $22.95


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F IB ERBACKLIST BOOKS: Knitt ing

Hip to Knit18 Contemporary Projectsfor Todays KnitterJUDITH L. SWARTZ


ISBN 978-1-931499-21-7, $18 .95

Inspired to KnitCreating Exquisite HandknitsMICHELE ROSE ORNE

Paperback with flaps, 9 9, 160 pages

ISBN 978-1-59668-041-8, $24.95

Inca KnitsDesigns Inspired by SouthAmerican Folk TraditionsMARIANNE ISAGER


ISBN 978-1-59668-116-3, $24.95

The Harmony Guides:Knit & Purl250 Stitches to KnitEDITED BY ERIKA KNIGHT

Flexibound, 8 8, 272 pages

ISBN 978-1-59668-056-2, $22.95

The Harmony Guides:Lace & Eyelets250 Stitches to KnitEDITED BY ERIKA KNIGHT


ISBN 978-1-59668-057-9, $22.95

The Harmony Guides:Knit Edgings & Trims150 StitchesEDITED BY KATE HAXELL


ISBN 978-1-59668-173-6, $19.95

The Harmony Guides:Cables & Arans250 Stitches to KnitEDITED BY ERIKA KNIGHT


ISBN 978-1-59668-058-6, $22.95

The Harmony Guides:Colorwork Stitches250 Designs to KnitEDITED BY SHARON BRANT


ISBN 978-1-59668-147-7, $22 .95

The Harmony Guides:101 Stitches to KnitBox with flash cards, 5 6

101 cards with 8-page booklet

ISBN 978-1-59668-100-2, $19.95

GiftedLovely Little Things toKnit and CrochetMAGS KANDIS


ISBN 978-1-59668-178-1, $24.95

The Gossamer WebsDesign CollectionThree Orenburg Shawls to KnitDESIGN INTERPRETATIONBY GALINA KHMELEVA


ISBN 978-1-883010-87-4, $12.95

Getting StartedKnitting SocksANN BUDD

Hardcover, 8 8, 136 pages

ISBN 978-1-59668-029-6, $18.95


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Interweave PresentsKnitted GiftsIrresistible Projectsto Make and GiveANN BUDD


ISBN 978-1-59668-091-3, $21.95

Knit Kimono TooSimple Designs to Mix, VICKI SQUARE

ISBN 978-1-59668-239-9, $26.95

Knit FixProblem Solving for KnittersLISA KARTUS

Hardcover with concealed wire-o

7 9, 112 pages

ISBN 978-1-59668-011-1, $19.95

Knit Kimono18 Designs with SimpleShapesVICKI SQUARE


ISBN 978-1-931499-89-7, $24.95

Knitted Jackets20 Designs from Classicto ContemporaryCHERYL OBERLE


ISBN 978-1-59668-026-5, $22.95

Knitted BabesFive Dolls & their Wardrobesto Knit and StitchCLAIRE GARLAND


ISBN 978-1-59668-000-5, $19.95

Knit So FineDesigns with Skinny YarnLISA R. MYERS, LAURAGRUTZECK, AND CAROLSULCOSKI


ISBN 978-1-59668-052-4, $24.95

Knit to Be SquareDomino Designs toKnit and FeltVIVIAN HXBRO


ISBN 978-1-59668-089-0, $24.95

Knitted Lace of Estoniawith DVDTechniques, Patterns,and TraditionsNANCY BUSH

ISBN 978-1-59668-315-0, $26.95

It ItchesA Stash of Knitting CartoonsFRANKLIN HABIT


ISBN 978-1-59668-093-7, $12.95

Japanese Inspired KnitsMarianne Isager CollectionMARIANNE ISAGER


ISBN 978-1-59668-114-9, $22.95

Knitted LaceA Collection of FavoriteDesigns from InterweaveANNE MERROW, with aforeword by EUNNY JANG


ISBN 978-1-59668-482-9, $24.95


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Knitting Little LuxuriesBeautiful Accessories to KnitLOUISA HARDING


ISBN 978-1-59668-054-8, $21.95

Knitting on the RoadSock Patterns for theTraveling KnitterNANCY BUSH


6 11, 96 pages

ISBN 978-1-883010-91-1, $18.95

Knitting in the DetailsCharming Designs to Knit& EmbellishLOUISA HARDING


ISBN 978-1-59668-256-6, $22.95

Knitting Socks withHandpainted YarnCAROL SULCOSKI


ISBN 978-1-59668-098-2, $19.95

Knitting Vintage SocksNew Twists on ClassicPatternsNANCY BUSH


7 9, 128 pages

ISBN 978-1-931499-65-1, $21.95

Knitting Plus LISA SHROYER


ISBN 978-1-59668-237-5, $24.95

The Knitters HandyBook of PatternsBasic Designs in MultipleSizes & GaugesANN BUDD


7 9, 112 pages

ISBN 978-1-931499-04-0, $24.95

The Knitters Handy Bookof Sweater PatternsBasic Designs in MultipleSizes and GaugesANN BUDD


7 9, 224 pages

ISBN 978-1-931499-43-9, $26.95

Knitting GreenConversations and PlanetFriendly ProjectsANN BUDD


ISBN 978-1-59668-166-8, $24.95

Knitting Off the AxisProjects and Techniques forSideways KnittingMATHEW GNAGY


ISBN 978-1-59668-311-2, $24.95

The Knitters CompanionDeluxe Edition with DVDVICKI SQUARE

Hardcover with concealed

7 x 5, 140 pages

ISBN 978-1-59668-314-3, $24.95

Knitting with WireNANCIE M. WISEMAN


ISBN 978-1-931499-31-6, $16.95


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Knitwear DesignWorkshopA Comprehensive Guideto HandknitsSHIRLEY PADEN


8 10, 344 pages

ISBN 978-1-59668-086-9, $40.00

A Knitting WrapsodyInnovative Designs to Wrap,Drape, and TieKRISTIN OMDAHL

ISBN 978-1-59668-307-5, $24.95

The New StrandedColorworkTechniques & Patternsfor Vibrant KnitwearMARY SCOTT HUFF


ISBN 978-1-59668-111-8, $24.95

Nicky Epsteins KnittedEmbellishments350 Appliqus, Borders,Cords, and More!NICKY EPSTEIN


ISBN 978-1-883010-39-3, $31.95

Northern KnitsDesigns Inspired by theKnitting Traditions ofScandinavia, Iceland,and the Shetland IslesLUCINDA GUY


ISBN 978-1-59668-171-2, $24.95

No Sheep for YouKnit Happy with Cotton,Silk, Linen, Hemp,Bamboo & Other DelightsAMY R. SINGER


ISBN 978-1-59668-012-8, $22.95

One Skein30 Quick Projects toKnit and CrochetLEIGH RADFORD


8 8, 128 pages

ISBN 978-1-931499-74-3, $19.95

Poems of ColorKnitting in the BohusTraditionWENDY KEELE


ISBN 978-1-883010-12-6, $26.95

Power CablesThe Ultimate Guide toKnitting Inventive CablesLILY M. CHIN


8 9, 176 pages

ISBN 978-1-59668-167-5, $24.95

Natural Knits forBabies and MomsBeautiful DesignsUsing Organic YarnsLOUISA HARDING


ISBN 978-1-59668-010-4, $21.95

New England KnitsTimeless Knitwear witha Modern TwistCECILY GLOWIKMACDONALD ANDMELISSA LABARRE


ISBN 978-1-59668-180-4, $24.95

Lace StyleTraditional to Innovative,21 Inspired Designs to KnitPAM ALLEN AND ANN BUDD


ISBN 978-1-59668-028-9, $24.95


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The Twisted SistersKnit SweatersA Knit-to-Fit WorkshopLYNNE VOGEL


ISBN 978-1-931499-69-9, $24.95

Traditional KnittedLace ShawlsRevised EditionMARTHA WATERMAN


ISBN 978-1-883010-48-5, $21.95

Vintage Modern KnitsContemporary Designs UsingClassic TechniquesCOURTNEY KELLEY ANDKATE GAGNON OSBORN


ISBN 978-1-59668-240-5, $24.95

Wrapped in LaceKnitted Heirloom Designsfrom Around the WorldMARGARET STOVE


ISBN 978-1-59668-227-6, $26.95

Wrap StyleInnovative to Traditional, 24Inspirational Shawls, Ponchos,and Capelets to Knit andCrochetPAM ALLEN AND ANN BUDD


ISBN 978-1-931499-91-0, $21.95

Simple Style19 Innovative to TraditionalDesigns with Simple KnittingTechniquesANN BUDD


ISBN 978-1-59668-090-6, $24.95

Sock InnovationKnitting Techniques &Patterns for One-of-a-KindSocksCOOKIE A.


ISBN 978-1-59668-109-5, $22.95

Sock Knitting Master Class Patterns from Top DesignersANN BUDD

8 x 9, 184 pages

ISBN 978-1-59668-312-9, $26.95

Textured StitchesKnitted Sweaters & Accesso-ries with Smart DetailsCONNIE CHANG CHINCHIO


ISBN 978-1-59668-316-7, $24.95

Weekend Hats25 Knitted Caps, Berets,Cloches, and MoreCECILY GLOWIK MACDONALDand MELISSA LABARRE


ISBN 978-1-59668-438-6, $22.95

Scarf StyleInnovative to Traditional,31 Inspirational Styles toKnit and CrochetPAM ALLEN


ISBN 978-1-931499-54-5, $21.95


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FIBER BACKLIST BOOKS: Crochet

Crochet MeDesigns to Fuel theCrochet RevolutionKIM WERKER


ISBN 978-1-59668-044-9, $21.95

Crochet So FineExquisite Designswith Fine YarnsKRISTIN OMDAHL


ISBN 978-1-59668-198-9, $22.95

Double StitchDesigns for theCrochet FashionistaERIKA AND MONIKASIMMONS


ISBN 978-1-59668-063-0, $21.95

Blueprint CrochetModern Designs for theVisual CrocheterROBYN CHACHULA


ISBN 978-1-59668-072-2, $22.95

Crochet in ColorTechniques and Designs forPlaying with ColorKATHY MERRICK


ISBN 978-1-59668-112-5, $22.95

The CrochetersCompanionNANCY BROWN

Paperback with wire-o

7 5, 112 pages

ISBN 978-1-931499-13-2, $19.95

200 Crochet Blocksfor Blankets, Throws,and AfghansCrochet Squares toMix and MatchJAN EATON


ISBN 978-1-931499-68-2, $24.95

Baby Blueprint CrochetIrresistible Projectsfor Little OnesROBYN CHACHULA


8 x 9, 152 pages

ISBN 978-1-59668-201-6, $21.95

The Beaded EdgeInspired Designs forCrocheted Edgings and TrimsMIDORI NISHIDA AND CRKDESIGN


ISBN 978-1-59668-300-6, $17.95

150 Knit & Crochet MotifsAnything-but-Square Shapesfor Garments, Accessories,Afghans, and ThrowsHEATHER LODINSKY


ISBN 978-1-59668-434-8, $24.95

The Best ofInterweave CrochetA Collection ofOur Favorite DesignsMARCY SMITH


ISBN 978-1-59668-302-0, $24.95

Crochet with WireNANCIE M. WISEMAN


ISBN 978-1-931499-77-4, $14.95


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The Harmony Guides:Basic Crochet Stitches250 Stitches to CrochetEDITED BY ERIKA KNIGHT


ISBN 978-1-59668-081-4, $22.95

The Harmony Guides:Crochet Stitch Motifs250 Stitches to CrochetEDITED BY ERIKA KNIGHT


ISBN 978-1-59668-083-8, $22.95

The Harmony Guides:Crochet Edgings & Trims150 StitchesEDITED BY KATE HAXELL


ISBN 978-1-59668-172-9, $19.95

Hip to Crochet23 Contemporary Projectsfor Todays CrocheterJUDITH L. SWARTZ


ISBN 978-1-931499-52-1, $19.95

Interweave PresentsCrocheted GiftsIrresistible Projectsto Make and GiveEDITED BY KIM WERKER


ISBN 978-1-59668-107-1, $21.95

Wrapped in CrochetScarves, Wraps & ShawlsKRISTIN OMDAHL


ISBN 978-1-59668-076-0, $22.95

Seamless CrochetTechniques and Designs forJoin-As-You-Go MotifsKRISTIN OMDAHL

8 x 10, 152 pages

ISBN 978-1-59668-297-9, $24.95

Simply Crochet22 Stylish Designsfor Every DayROBYN CHACHULA


ISBN 978-1-59668-298-6, $22.95

The Harmony Guides:101 Stitches to CrochetBox with flash cards, 5 6

101 cards with 8-page booklet

ISBN 978-1-59668-101-9, $19.95


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Felt ForwardModern Designs inKnitted FeltMAGGIE PACE


ISBN 978-1-59668-039-5, $21.95

How We Felt Contemporary Felt ArtistsCAROL HUBER CYPHER


ISBN 978-1-59668-031-9, $24.95

Simply Needlefelt20 Easy and Elegant DesignsJAYNE EMERSON


ISBN 978-1-59668-108-8, $24.95

Color WorksThe Crafters Guide to ColorDEB MENZ


7 9, 152 pages

ISBN 978-1-931499-47-7, $24.95

The Complete Guide toNatural Dyeing: Fabric,Yarn, and FiberEVA LAMBERT AND TRACYKENDALL


ISBN 978-1-59668-181-1, $24.95

Eco ColourBotanical Dyes forBeautiful TextilesINDIA FLINT

Hardcover with belly band

8 x 10, 240 pages

ISBN 978-1-59668-330-3, $40.00

A Dyers GardenFrom Plant to Pot: GrowingDyes for Natural FibersRITA BUCHANAN


ISBN 978-1-883010-07-2, $14.95


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The Alden AmosBig Book of HandspinningInformation, Advice, andOpinion on the Noble Art& CraftALDEN AMOS


ISBN 978-1-883010-88-1, $39.95

All New HomespunHandknit25 Small Projects to Knitwith Handspun YarnAMY CLARKE MOORE


ISBN 978-1-59668-144-6, $22.95

Color in SpinningDEB MENZ


ISBN 978-1-931499-82-8, $29.95

Get SpunThe Step-by-Step Guideto Spinning Art YarnsSYMEON NORTH


ISBN 978-1-59668-064-7, $22.95

The Spinners CompanionBOBBIE IRWIN


7 5, 112 pages

ISBN 978-1-883010-79-9, $19.95

In Sheeps ClothingA Handspinners Guideto WoolNOLA FOURNIER ANDJANE FOURNIER


ISBN 978-1-931499-38-5, $24.95

Respect the SpindleSpin Infinite Yarns withOne Amazing ToolABBY FRANQUEMONT


ISBN 978-1-59668-155-2, $22.95

Spin ControlTechniques for Spinningthe Yarns You WantAMY KING


ISBN 978-1-59668-105-7, $22.95

The Intentional Spinnerwith DVDA Holistic Approach toMaking YarnJUDITH MACKENZIE MCCUIN

8 x 9, 152 pages

ISBN 978-1-59668-360-0, $29.95

Start SpinningEverything You Need toKnow to Make Great YarnMAGGIE CASEY


ISBN 978-1-59668-065-4, $21.95

Spin ArtMastering the Craft ofSpinning Textured YarnJACEY BOGGS

8 x 9, 144 pages

ISBN 978-1-59668-362-4, $26.95

The Twisted SistersSock WorkbookDyeing, Painting, Spinning,Designing, KnittingLYNNE VOGEL


ISBN 978-1-931499-16-3, $18.95


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FIBER BACKLIST BOOKS: Weaving

Learning to WeaveRevised EditionDEBORAH CHANDLER


ISBN 978-1-59668-139-2, $24.95

Mastering WeaveStructuresTransforming Ideasinto Great ClothSHARON ALDERMAN


ISBN 978-1-959668-137-8, $29.95

The HandweaversPattern DirectoryOver 600 Weaves for4-Shaft LoomsANNE DIXON


7 9, 256 pages

ISBN 978-1-59668-040-1, $34.95

Time to WeaveSimply Elegant Projectsto Make in Almost No TimeJANE PATRICK


ISBN 978-1-931499-59-0, $21.95

A Weavers Bookof 8-Shaft PatternsFrom the Friendsof HandwovenEDITED BY CAROL STRICKLER


ISBN 978-0-934026-67-3, $39.95

The Weavers CompanionPRESENTED BYHANDWOVENMAGAZINE


7 5, 112 pages

ISBN 978-1-883010-81-2, $19.95

The Weavers Idea BookCreative Cloth on aRigid-Heddle LoomJANE PATRICK


8 9, 256 pages

ISBN 978-1-59668-175-0, $29.95

Hands On RigidHeddle WeavingBETTY LINN DAVENPORT


ISBN 978-0-934026-25-3, $24.95

Color and Texture inWeaving150 Contemporary DesignsMARGO SELBY


ISBN 978-1-59668-372-3, $26.95

The Weavers Studio:DoubleweaveJENNIFER MOORE


ISBN 978-1-59668-179-8, $26.95

Woven TreasuresOne-of-a-Kind Bags with FolkWeaving TechniquesSARA LAMB


ISBN 978-1-59668-102-6, $24.95

Weaving Made Easy17 Projects Usinga Simple LoomLIZ GIPSON


ISBN 978-1-59668-075-3, $24.95


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Creative QuiltingThe Journal Quilt ProjectKAREY PATTERSONBRESENHAN


ISBN 978-0-97669-283-6, $34.99

Art + QuiltDesign Principles andCreativity ExercisesLYRIC KINARD


8 10, 128 pages

ISBN 978-1-59668-106-4, $26.95

Free ExpressionThe Art and Confessions of aContemporary QuilterROBBI JOY EKLOW


ISBN 978-097669-280-5, $26.95

Fresh QuiltingFearless Color, Design,and InspirationMALKA DUBRAWSKY


8 x 10, 160 pages

ISBN 978-1-59668-235-1, $26.95

Inspired to QuiltCreative Experimentsin Art Quilt ImageryMELANIE TESTA


ISBN 978-1-59668-096-8, $24.95

The Quilting Arts BookTechniques and Inspiration forCreating One-of-a-Kind QuiltsPATRICIA BOLTON


ISBN 978-1-59668-099-9, $24.95

Quilting Line and ColorTechniques and Designs forAbstract QuiltsYOSHIKO JINZENJI


ISBN 978-1-59668-333-4, $28.95

The Best of Quilting ArtsYour Ultimate Resource forArt Quilt Techniques andInspirationPOKEY BOLTON


ISBN 978-1-59668-399-0, $24.95


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FIBER BACKLIST BOOKS: Mixed Media and Surface Design

Art at the Speed of Life Making Mixed-Media ArtEvery DayPAM CARRIKER


ISBN 978-1-59668-261-0, $22.95

The Found Objectin Textile ArtCAS HOLMES


ISBN 978-1-59668-332-7, $26.95

Lutradur and the NewFibersCreating Mixed-Media Artwith Spunbonded MaterialsWENDY COTTERILL


ISBN 978-1-59668-334-1, $26.95

Drawn to StitchLine, Drawing, and Mark-Making in Textile ArtGWEN HEDLEY


ISBN 978-1-59668-233-7, $29.95

200 Braids to Twist,Knot, Loop, or WeaveJACQUI CAREY


5 7, 256 pages

ISBN 978-1-59668-018-0, $27.95

Cloth Dolls forTextile ArtistsRAY SLATER


ISBN 978-1-59668-087-6, $28.95

Bags with Paper and StitchInnovative Surface Techniquesfor Embellishing BagsISOBEL HALL


ISBN 978-1-59668-051-7, $24.95

Art ClothA Guide to SurfaceDesign for FabricJANE DUNNEWOLD


ISBN 978-1-59668-195-8, $26.95

Color on ColorElegant Designs to StitchJANET HAIGH


8 10, 112 pages

ISBN 978-1-931499-85-9, $21.95

Freestyle MachineEmbroideryTechniques and Inspiration forFiber ArtCAROL SHINN


ISBN 978-1-59668-042-5, $29.95

The Cloth Paper ScissorsBookTechniques and Inspiration forCreating Mixed-Media ArtBARBARA DELANEY


ISBN 978-1-59668-397-6, $24.95

Inside the Creative StudioInspiration and Ideas for YourArt and Craft SpaceCATE COULACOS PRATO


ISBN 978-1-59668-398-3, $24.95


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Mixed-MediaSelf-PortraitsInspiration & TechniquesCATE COULACOS PRATO


ISBN 978-1-59668-082-1, $22.95

Printmaking +Mixed MediaSimple Techniques forPaper and FabricDORIT ELISHA


ISBN 978-1-59668-095-1, $22.95

Stitch AlchemyCombining Fabric and Paperfor Mixed-Media ArtKELLI PERKINS


ISBN 978-1-59668-113-2, $22.95

The Surface DesignersHandbookDyeing, Printing, Painting, andCreating Resists on FabricHOLLY BRACKMANN


8 11, 144 pages

ISBN 978-1-931499-90-3, $29.95

The Printed PatternTechniques and Projects forInspired Printmaking andSurface DesignREBECCA DRURY ANDYVONNE DRURY


ISBN 978-1-59668-386-0, $24.95

Mixed ManiaRecipes for DeliciousMixed-Media CreationsDEBBI CRANE ANDCHERYL PRATER


ISBN 978-1-59668-084-5, $22.95

Mixed Media ExplorationsBlending Paper, Fabric andEmbellishment to CreateInspired DesignsBERYL TAYLOR


ISBN 978-0-9766928-2-9, $27.99


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F IB ER BACKLIST BOOKS: Sewing

I Am Cute Dresses25 Simple Designs to SewSATO WATANABE

7 x 10, 120 pages

ISBN 978-1-59668-351-8, $22.95

Sew WildCreating with Stitch andMixed-MediaALISA BURKE

8 x 9, 144 pages

ISBN 978-1-59668-350-1, $26.95

Sew Liberated20 Stylish Projectsfor the Modern SewistMEG MCELWEE

Paperback with pattern insert

8 10, 144 pages

ISBN 978-1-59668-161-3, $24.95

Sewn with LoveClassic Patterns for ChildrensClothes and AccessoriesFIONA BELL

9 x 9, 144 pages

ISBN 978-1-59668-349-5, $26.95

Sew Me, Love MeBest Stuffed Friends to MakeHSIU-LAN KUEI


ISBN 978-1-59668-182-8, $19.95

The DressmakersHandbook of CoutureSewing TechniquesEssential Step-by-Step Tech-niques for Professional ResultsLYNDA MAYNARD


8 x 10, 144 pagesISBN 978-1-59668-247-4, $26.95

I Love Patchwork25 Irresistible ZakkaProjects to SewRASHIDA COLEMAN-HALE


8 9, 144 pages

ISBN 978-1-59668-142-2, $24.95

Growing Up Sew LiberatedMaking Handmade Clothes& Projects for Your CreativeChildMEG MCELWEE

8 x 10, 160 pages

ISBN 978-1-59668-162-0, $24.95

Carry Me20 Boutique Bags to SewYUKA KOSHIZEN


ISBN 978-1-59668-184-2, $19.95

The Artful BirdFeathered Friends toMake and SewABIGAIL PATNERGLASSENBERG


ISBN 978-1-59668-238-2, $24.95

Simple Modern Sewing8 Basic Patterns to Create 25Favorite GarmentsSHUFU TO SEIKATSU SHA

8 x 11, 112 pages

ISBN 978-1-59668-352-5, $24.95

Stitchy Kitty Fuzzy Puppy60 Motifs to StitchEverywhereAYAKO OTSUKA


ISBN 978-1-59668-183-5, $19.95


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Interweave KnitsInterweave Knitsmagazine offers innovative, styl-ish, and inspirational designs by well-known namesin the knitting industry. From simple socks to elabo-rate knitted jackets and shawls, each issue features

over twenty patterns knit in todays yarns and colorchoices for everyday wear to professional styles. Plus,each issue features quick tips, interesting knit-worthyarticles, and in-depth tutorials for basic to advancedknitting techniques. Editor Eunny Jang, the host ofKnitting Daily TV,brings a sophisticated, modern lookto knitwear that offers readers successful knittingpatterns with step-by-step instructions, beautifulphotography, and charts and illustrations for moreadvanced projects.

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Interweave CrochetInterweave Crochethas been recognized as a con-sumer favorite crochet magazine for its insightfularticles, valuable tips and techniques, relevant crochetnews, and abundance of fashionable projects by well-

known and respected crochet designers featured ineach issue. Edited by Marcy Smith, Interweave Crochetoffers an innovative, stylish look at crochet far beyondthe afghan. With more than twenty patterns per issuefeaturing modern yarns and color palettes, readersare given every opportunity to improve and learn newcrochet skills with step-by-step instructions, charts,and illustrations for guaranteed success. Patternsrange from easy-to-crochet accessories for beginnersto advanced lace projects and garments.

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KnitsceneKnitscene magazines fun and creative vibe focuseson easy to intermediate knitting projects for thespirited knitter. With newsworthy articles, valuabletips and informative technical instruction, thisspecial-issue magazine also features over twentyprojects by topnotch knitwear designers in eachissue. Edited by Lisa Shroyer, Knitscene magazine isan accessible project magazine of innovative designelements, fun details, great first projects to tackle,and wearable, stylish projects from city-worthyberets and fingerless mitts to comfy sweaters!

Quilting ArtsQuilting Arts Magazinecovers a wide range of skills,includes exceptional how-to articles, profiles artists,features guest teachers, and explores contemporarytextile works, surface design, embellishments, andmotifs. Addressing the interests of the contemporaryquilter, fiber artist, art quilter, embellished quilter, andwearable-art artist, Quilting Arts starts where tradi-tional quilting leaves off.

Quilt artists will find the most innovative art quiltingtechniques, tips and tutorials on machine stitching,and profiles of contemporary quilt artists from aroundthe world.


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Cloth Paper ScissorsCloth Paper Scissorscovers all types of fiber arts andcollage work, including mixed media, assemblage,altered books, art dolls, visual art journals, rubberstamping, creative embroidery, and book arts. For the

beginning artist/crafter as well as the advanced, ClothPaper Scissors has a playful, positive tone, encourag-ing its readers to try new techniques and share theirwork and expertise with a greater audience.

Bringing its readers todays leading talented artistsand authors and poignant stories behind them, CPSalso provides the highest quality studio photographyshowcasing the latest techniques and project ideas.

HandwovenHandwovenis more than a collection of enticingprojectsits a textile travelogue, pattern book, showcatalog, weave structure textbook, and a resource forfilling shelves with yarns, books, and interesting tools.

Its the premier go-to source for everyone interestedin weaving, from beginners to seasoned professionalsalike. In addition to introducing top weaving expertsfrom around the world with new innovations andcreative ideas, each issue offers the latest news on theweaving world, looms and supplies, patterns, tips, andtechniques.

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PieceWorkPieceWorkcelebrates and honors the handworkof our heritage with well-researched and deeplyhuman stories, along with hands-on projects thatcover embroidery, needlepoint, cross-stitch, knitting,lacemaking, crochet, beadwork, and other needle-work techniques. Each issue explores the personalstories of traditional makers, what they made, andhow they made their creations, and investigates thestories behind them. In-depth how-to techniques andstep-by-step projects make the traditions come alivefor todays knitters, embroiderers, lacemakers, andcrocheters.

Spin.OffSpin.Offis there, every spin of the way, with tips andtechniques for beginner to advanced spinners on allaspects of spinning, from choosing the right wheel tounderstanding the basics of selecting, preparing, andspinning fibers. Each issue spotlights spinners sharingtheir knowledge and experience and shows all thewonderful things that can be made with handmadeyarn. Passionate about making things from scratch,spinners never tire of learning about the intricacies oftheir craftthey want to know where the fiber camefrom, the history, how to use it most effectively, andwhere to buy it.


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Interweave Knits Weekend

This extra-large special issue features more wear-

able projects for your weekend. From the editors of

Interweave Knitsmagazine, Interweave Knits Week-

endfocuses on knitting as a lifestyle with tips andtechniques for learning about the craft knitters love.

With a focus on the everyday, patterns featured in this

special issue include home decor ideas, knits for the

whole family, casual and classy sweaters, accessories

for friends, and moreall designed by top names in

the knitting industry that know what it means to have

a passion for knitting!

SPECIAL ISSUE

Releases each fall

Interweave Knits Holiday GiftsWith a focus on handknits for the holidays, this im-mensely popular special issue always sells out inrecord time! From the editors of Interweave Knitsmagazine, Interweave Knits Holiday Gifts features

quick-to-knit and stash-busting projects for last-minute gift ideas, projects of heirloom quality to bepassed down from generation to generation, fun waysto decorate your home with yarn, and more. Featur-ing tips and techniques and patterns from well-known something for every member of the family, friends,and even for knitters to make for themselves this up-coming holiday season!

SPECIAL ISSUE

Releases each winter

Knit.wearThis popular special issue from the editors ofInterweave Knits magazine focuses on innovativeknitwear design for casual to professional wardrobes.With the idea that simple design elements can makeall the difference, the patterns featured in knit.wearoffer thoughtful, stylish approaches to knitting that areeasy to knit and easy to wearwith classic, timelessappeal. Featuring valuable tips and techniques andtop-notch industry-leading designers, this specialissue is an approachable look at modern knitwear forall skill levels.

SPECIAL ISSUE

Releases each spring and fall

Interweave Knits AccessoriesThis super-sized special issue from the editors ofInterweave Knitsmagazine focuses on handknit ac-cessories, from socks and hats in varying sizes, smallpurses to carryalls and handbags, to great wraps,scarves, and more. Interweave Knits Accessoriesincludes projects for beginners to more advanced de-signs. Featuring patterns designed by todays leadingknitwear designers, this special issue also elaborateson tips and techniques specific to creating the acces-sory patterns seen in this issue.

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Interweave Crochet AccessoriesInterweave Crochet Accessoriesis an extra-largespecial issue devoted to crocheting decorative,unique, and classic accessory patterns. From basicprojects that are easily crocheted in one evening tomore sophisticated and advanced projects, this issuefeatures patterns for hats, socks, scarves, bags, wraps,crocheted jewelry, and more. Edited by the staff ofInterweave Crochet magazine, this special issue alsoshowcases valuable crochet techniques and informa-tive articles for successful crocheting.

SPECIAL ISSUE

Releases each fall

Knit&SpinPacked with exciting projects, great how-toinformation, and rich inspiration, Knit&Spinenticesthe avid knitter with tantalizing projects andtechniques to try and takes the beginning spinner

by the hand and leads them to success. Its thebest of two hot craft trendsknitting and spinning.Knit&Spinprovides thirty exciting projects for knittersand spinners at every level of mastery, from socksand caps to sweaters and more. It includes yarnsubstitution guides for those who dont want to spintheir own, a step-by-step guide to getting startedspinning, and more!

SPECIAL ISSUE

Releases each spring

Knitting TraditionsPieceWorkpresents a project-packed special issuethat takes readers on an adventure around the worldand across the centuries to spotlight knittings richhistorical context. Knitting Traditionsseeks out the

best designs, the most interesting techniques, andthe most curious stories. It even includes explorationsthrough time since the invention of knitting needles.This beautifully photographed collection has timelessprojects that knitters will love, each focusing on lace,color, texture, and technique.

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Releases April, October

Jane Austen KnitsJane Austen Knitsfeatures over thirty projectsinspired by Jane Austens literature and films. JaneAustens time-honored literature inspires knitters toengage in a simpler lifestyle where quite reflectivemoments are spent sipping tea and making thingsby hand. Plus, captivating articles will inform readersabout the time, place, and traditions surrounding JaneAusten.

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Quilting Arts GiftsQuilting Arts Gifts packed full of quilting and fiber arts projects, tech-niques, tools, and tips from favorite quilt and mixed-media artists. Featuring festive must-do gift and

decor projects, tools and gadgets every quilt artistwill covet, and fun and unique wearables, there issomething for artists of all skill levels.

Project ideas are not limited to the holiday seasonand make ideal handmade gifts for anniversaries,birthdays, and graduations.

SPECIAL ISSUE

Releases each fall

International Quilt Festival:Quilt SceneInternational Quilt Festival: Quilt Scene is a ground-breaking collaboration between Quilts Inc. andQuilting Arts Magazine and appeals to a broad rangeof quilters. It captures the energy, beauty, and com- special issue provides new techniques, award-winningquilts, gallery-style articles, artist profiles, and inspir-ing quilted projects.

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NEWCloth Paper Scissors PagesCloth Paper Scissors Pagesis a new special publica-tion created especially for art journalers and bookartists looking for new techniques and inspiring ideas. -leries in general bookmaking, book covers, book bind-ing, inside page decoration, and art journaling.

From working with interesting materials to findinginspiration in paper clips and pockets, Pageshas theinstructions, photographs, and illustrations necessaryto create all types of bookmaking and art journalingprojects.

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Crochet Traditions PieceWorkmagazine explores the rich variety and techniques ofcrochet with more than forty-three projects for doilies,pillows, purses and bags, and a collection of floral

edgings. A companion story frames each project inits cultural or historical context. In addition to thisbeautiful treasury of tradition and design, crochetersfrom novice to advanced will love the special focus ontechniques, ranging from Irish crochet lace and tapes-try crochet to filet crochet.

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Stitch GiftsStitch Gifts contemporary sewing projects perfect for gift-giving.Every sewist will find gift projects for the entire fam-ily, with a focus on small projects and stash-bustingprojects that can be quickly completed.

Offering a multitude of projects and ideas, Stitch Giftsalso features timesaving tips for holiday sewing, em-bellishing ideas for store-bought items, holiday decorprojects, plus much more!

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projects with outstanding design will inspire readersto expand their sewing creativity. With beautiful pho-tography and a contemporary design aesthetic, Stitchspeaks to a new generation of sewing enthusiasts.

ectsboth trendy and classic step-by-step instruc-tions, chats with inspiring designers, and the latest insewing notions, fabrics, and patterns.

SECIAL ISSUE

Releases January, March, June, August

101 Patchwork Projects + Quilts101 Patchwork Projects is a groundbreaking super-sized publication packed with ideas for todays quilterlooking to create quick and stylish items with the page special issue features contemporary patchworkprojects of every kind, including home decor, acces-sories, and wearables. From full-sized bed quilts topatchwork scarves, slippers, bulletin boards, and keychains, innovative sewers will surely find somethingthat suits their taste.

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Interweave Knits 2008Collection CDFeaturing textural knits, shaping

tutorials, an exploration in

tweed, color theory for knitters,

easy lace projects, and over

includes four issues previously

special issue of Interweave Knits

Holiday Gifts

Interweave Knits 2005Collection CD

Interweave Knitsshowcases thebrioche stitch, knitwear colorist

Nancy Marchant, more about

short-rows, great knitterly gift

for knitters.

Interweave Knits 2007Collection CDEnjoy all four issues, plus the

bonus special issue ofInterweave

Knits Holiday Gifts

patterns, including the popular

sleeves, book reviews, and more.


for knitters of all levels, this

tutorial on steeking, a lace primer,

great designer profiles, and the

bonus premiere special issue of

Interweave Knits Holiday

Interweave Knits 2010Collection CDClassic colorwork, cozy knits,

lightweight patterns, and

Interweave Knits

to advanced knitters and the

bonus edition of Interweave Knits

Holiday Gifts


colorwork easy, textural stitches,

jogless stripes , organic yarns,

reversible cables, and more. Plus,

issue of Interweave Knits Holiday

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Jo Sharp, learn different waysto hold yarn, learn how to knit

short-rows, and more with all four

issues of Interweave Knits

Plus, youll get the popular Simply

Marilyn sweater pattern, shown

issue.


lessons in knitting intarsia in the

round, four thumb gussets for

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four previously published issues

packed with quick-knits for winter,

romantic pullovers, tips and

techniques, and an abundance ofpatterns for knitters of all levels.

Knitscene 20052007Collection CDFeaturing the premiere issues

of Knitscenemagazine, this

and techniques, and more. From

rocker girl, mod, and feminine

and flirty patterns to natural knits

and retro styles, Knitsceneis

published with the spirited knitter

in mind.

Knitscene 20072009Collection CDEnjoy four issues of Knitscene

and tips and techniques for the

spirited knitter. Learn basic cast-

ons, how to read lace charts,

buttonhole basics, first-ever

sweater patterns, and much more.

NEWKnitscene 2010Collection CDFeaturing two issues of Knitscene

magazine and the special issueKnitscene Easy,

focuses on quick-to-knit basics

for beginning knitters, easy lace

pieces, smart and chic ribbing,

simple socks and hats knit in-the-

round, and more.

NEWKnitscene 2011Collection CDEnjoy all four issues of Knitscene

magazine in its debut year ofbeing a quarterly magazine.

Featuring patterns for the spirited

knitter, these issues focus on

gypsy romance, mod-inspiration,

fun Fair Isle, seamless yoke

designs, and more.

Interweave Knits 2001Collection CDFeaturing patterns for knitted

pullovers, sweaters, accessories,

includes four issues previously

exotic fibers; meet designers

Catherine Lowe; and dive into

techniques such as increases,

binding off, blocking, and working

with stripes.

Interweave Knits 2000Collection CDThe four electronic issues on this

patterns, tips for embroidering

on handknits, a tutorial in reading

symbols and charts, designerprofiles on Shirley Paden, and

more.

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Interweave Crochet20062007 Collection CDEnjoy four issues of Interweave

Crochet

exactly as they were originally

published, including tips and

techniques, designer profiles,

Petavy, and more.

Interweave Crochet 2008Collection CDFeaturing simple crochet patterns

for all skill levels, feminine designs,

tips for the perfect seam, and

Interweave

Crochet

accessories, and home decor.

Interweave Crochet20042006 Collection CDFeaturing the premiere crochet

supplement and first-ever specialissue of Interweave Crochet,this

for hairpin lace, reading charts

and symbols, tapestry crochet,

and fresh crochet patterns for all

skill levels.

Interweave Crochet 2009Collection CDThis collection includes quick

gift ideas, crocheted lace

designs, stylish cover-ups, one-

skein projects, and a look at

designers crochet inspirationsand techniques. Featuring all four

patterns for all skill levels.

Interweave Crochet 2010Collection CD

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projects for children, Tunisian

crochet techniques, a focus onshell designs, lightweight and

flirty patterns, and much more.

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Cloth Paper Scissors2008 Collection CDCloth Paper Scissors

full of articles exploring fun new

techniques. Learn to design

paper with rubbing plates, create

recycled fabric treasures, branchout with digital prints, and more.

NEW Cloth Paper Scissors2010 Collection CDCloth Paper Scissors

features a vast amount of helpful

tips and informative articles.

Learn clever uses for everyday

materials, create graffiti paperquilts, add dimension with wood,

design art journaling pages in

stages, and more.

Quilting Arts 2008Collection CDQuilting Arts

inspiration at your fingertips.Learn digital design principles,

how to work with fabric and paper

transfers, stitching tips for great

edges, and more.

NEW Quilting Arts 2009Collection CDQuilting Arts

variety of quilting techniques and

made easy, design fabrics that

burst with color, transform your

sketches into cloth, get easy

stitched-gift ideas, and so much

more.

NEW Quilting Arts 2010Collection CDQuilting Arts

with original and useful contentexploring thread sketching made

easy, freeform fabric collage, silk

screening fabrics with everyday

objects, colorful stash-busting

projects, and more.


offers inspiring articles full of

colorful photographs. Create

paper with polymer clay, learn to

fuse fabric and fibers for fantasticeffects, make patchwork collages,

and more.

NEW Cloth Paper Scissors2009 Collection CDCloth Paper Scissors

packed with creative mixed-

media projects and colorful

graphics. Learn how to make chic

handbags from recyclables, a

eclectic wall hangings, and so

much more.


is packed with mixed-mediacreativity. Go places with altered

luggage, play with translucent

transfers, adventure with color

for altered books, throw an

audacious art party, and more.

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Quilting ArtsM A G A Z I N E

2001 C O L L E C T I O N

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NEW Quilting Arts Gifts20072010 Collection CDQuilting Arts Gifts

the ultimate collection of gift andholiday decor ideas. Create jolly

elf stockings, a beautiful carryall

made from scraps, easy fabric

ornaments, serendipity bracelets,

artsy aprons, and much more.

NEW Studios 2010Collection CDStudios

with unique storage tips andorganizational techniques for the

studio. Learn how to make the

most of a small space by using

multifunctional furniture, get

time-saving tips for the busy

artist, choose the best flooring,

and more.

NEW Studios 20082009Collection CDStudios

beautiful and functional spacesof the everyday artist. Get

inspirational solutions for

maximizing space, find ways to

organize when on the go, choose

the best lighting fixtures for any

space, and much more.

NEW Stitch 20082010Collection CDStitch

clever projects and moderndesigns for any wardrobe or home.

Make a one-of-a-kind mosaic silk

scarf, flattering storage pieces for

your studio, a ribbon wrap dress,

modern eyelet pillows, a hobby

apron, and much more.


features articles exploring new

tips and techniques. Find lace

effects with stitch and felt, learn

about needlefelting by machine,experiment with new materials,

and more.


year ofQuilting Arts Magazine.

with cigarette silks, feather-

stitch embroidery, burned stitchappliqu, coloring fibers, and

much more.


array of fantastic articles. Enjoy

embellishing with radiant ribbons,

using a heat gun with fabric and

stitch, fabric painting, threadsketching, and more.


of colorful photographs and

fun articles. Create funky fiber

dolls, embellish with silk cocoons,

explore painting with patternstitches, make new fabrics with

scraps, and more.


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Handwoven 2008Collection CDHandwoven

colorful lace patterns, warp-faced

and weft-faced weaves, tips to

show off novelty yarns, easy

indigo dyeing, eco-cotton, andwhat you can do with cloth after it

leaves the loom.

NEW Handwoven 2009Collection CDArticles feature fulling and felting,

weaving with beads, working

with natural fibers, organizing

your weaving studio and more.

Projects focus on techniques suchas creating honeycomb, corduroy,

waffle weave, and more.

NEW Handwoven 2010Collection CDHandwoven

techniques for creating texture,

doubleweave, working with

novelty, silk, alpaca, bamboo

and other yarns. Projects includea felted scarf, table runners,

samplers for study groups, waffle-

weave bath set and more.

Handwoven 20062007Collection CDArticles feature nuno-like felting,

creating new color palettes, and

projects to learn from and use for

teaching others. Projects includebags for every occasion, saddle

blankets, woven ruffles, doggie

beds, and show-stopping pieces.


fibers such as bamboo,soy silk, stainless steel,

and thick yarns that

provide luscious textures.

Also included are a rich

collection of summer

projects, the tools to

design and weave all types

of fabric in warp rep, the

secrets to weaving log

cabin and shadow weave,

and projects for collapse

weaves and other unusual

textures.

Handwoven 2004Collection CD

features a guide to textiletravel (including the ideal

weaving vacation spot),

different ways of warping

your loom, embellishing

with silk, metallic, beading,

and more. Projects feature

shadow weave, lace, twill,

overshot, and more.


articles on weaving by andfor children; lace: huck,

Bronson, leno, Swedish,

felted; and the definitive

handbook on designing

stripes. Techniques include

how to use fulling and

felting for texture and

devor (burnout) for

see-through patterning

and creating holes in

handwovens.

NEW Handwoven2002 Collection CDHandwoven

doubleweave, kitchenaccessories such as

towels, aprons and more,

a design handbook, and

small projects perfect for

accessorizing any outfit.

NEW Handwoven2001 Collection CDHandwoven

discusses techniques forwet finishing, creating

different types of twill, and

weaving rugs. Projects

include scarves, shawls,

and towels in twill; tops,

jackets , vests, and other

garments; there is also a

special holiday focus.

FIBER s : Weaving


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PieceWork 20042005Collection CDThese twelve issues include

loveable winter dolls to knit, how

to embroider a silk peacock, tat

a delicate snowflake, remake

and reuse your treasures, knit acashmere heart scar f, ways to

recycle old lace, and much more.

PieceWork 20082009Collection CDThese two years of PieceWork

feature knitted wedding gloves,

metal-thread embroidery, knitted

and crocheted lace, knitted

wedding gloves, textiles forhistorical reenactment, holiday

gifts to make, and much more.

PieceWork 2010Collection CDPieceWork

everyday textiles, crocheting a

Russian lace shawl, the worlds

best afghans, and mitten

designs from all over the world.Instructions are included for

knitting a chain maille hood, the

exclusive Barbara Walker pattern.

PieceWork 20022003Collection CDThese two years feature how to

cross-stitch a cipher, embroidernapkins, needlepoint a star motif,

embroider an enchanting clock

inset, needlepoint a unicorn purse,

knit party socks, and see ethereal

Chikankari embroidery.

NEW PieceWork 2001Collection CDPieceWork

Romanian point lace, a medievalmanuscript sampler chart,

Russian punchneedle embroidery,

knitted samplers, Victorian quilts,

and holiday projects.

PieceWork 20062007Collection CDPieceWork

costumes, Estonian mittens,

Uzbeck dowry clothes, how to

stitch a miniature garden, vintage

handbags, quilts, saris, shawls,needlework for celebrations, and

much more.


American silk patchworkquilts, Mayan-style knots, mid-

nineteenth century floral motifs,

filet crochet, Arraiolos stitch,

Victorian tea cozies, Estonian

more.


sixteenth-century needlepointdesign, the knitted Prairie

Shawl inspired by the American

West, Hutterite sweetheart

handkerchiefs, embroidery from

the Ottoman Empire, and more.

FIBER s : Need lework


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NEW Spin.Off 2009Collection CDTechniques focus on spinning

sock yarn, understanding twist,

washing wool, seven ways of

drafting, Andean plying, and

more. Projects include sl ip-stitchmittens, button-up neck warmer,

natural fiber scarves, and many

others.

NEW Spin.Off 2010Collection CDSpin .Off articles on natural fiber, wheel

maintenance, warping with

singles, spinning boucl yarn

and more. Techniques includespinning plump and silky singles,

drafting, core spinning, and

working with natural dyes.

Spin.Off 2008Collection CDSpin.Off

articles on buying spinning

wheels, handpainted fibers,

laceweight yarns, spinning vicua

and guanaco fiber, and more.Techniques include blending

colors at the wheel and spinning

sturdy cable yarns, cashmere, suri

alpaca, semiworsted, and semi-

woolen yarns.

Spin.Off 2005Collection CDTechniques focus on

dyeing with Lanaset,making coiled baskets with

handspun, solar dyeing,

crocheting colorful bead

ropes, and more. Projects

include mountain goat

slippers, bead-fringed bags,

felted lace scarf, half-

mittens, and many others.

Spin.Off 2004Collection CDSpin.Off

to embroider with silk, dyewith food coloring, spin a

silk brick, make a three-ply

cabled yarn for socks, and

make a Lord of the Rings

handspun cloak. Featured

fibers include Lincoln

Longwool, paco-vicua,

and Main Island sheep,

among others.

Spin.Off 20062007Collection CDThis two-year collection features

spinning camel down, double

drafting, self-striping yarn, and

mittens, zigzag scarves, silk

hankies, Estonian hand puppets,

and more are included.

Spin.Off 2003Collection CDFeatured techniques

include painting skeinswith Sabraset dyes; short

forward draw for soft yarn;

painting handspun cloth;

and processing, spinning,

and weaving milkweed.

Instruction on how to make

lace cuff mohair mittens,

rug hook a flock of sheep,

make silk scarves, and

more.

NEW Spin.Off 2002Collection CDSpin .Off

Crockpot dyeing, cottonginning, knitting with

feathers, spinning cotton,

and more. Learn about

fibers such as angora,

cashmere, qiviut, and

mohair. Find projects

for socks, sheeps head

slippers, woven scarves

and many more.

NEW Spin.Off 2001Collection CDFeatured techniques

include spinning cashmere,Old-World crochet,

handcarding, weaving with

singles, and more. Projects

include cotton pillowcases,

a handwoven silk vest,

spindle-spun tunic, cotton

drawstring bag, fleece-

lined mittens, and more.

FIBER s : Sp inn ing


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Knitting Daily TVSeries 700 DVDFeaturing all thirteen episodes

and two never-aired bonus

tutorials with host Eunny Jang,

this series of Knitting Daily TV

expands viewers skills withstep-by-step knitting instruction,

knitting tips and techniques,

crochet corners based on afghan

crocheting, and more from well-

known knit and crochet designers.

Knitting Daily TVSeries 400 DVDHosts Eunny Jang and experts

guide viewers on tips and

techniques for all knit and crochet

skill levels. Learn about yarn

twist, how to knit using a knitting

machine, the best way to finish off

your garments, and more. Each

episode also features Crochet

Corner!

Knitting Daily TVSeries 300 DVD

episodes with hosts Eunny Jang,

Liz Gipson. Viewers will learn a

variety of cast-on methods, the

basics for managing your yarns

in colorwork, how to knit jogless

stripes in the round, tips on

becoming a designer, and more.

Knitting Daily TVSeries 200 DVDJoin Eunny Jang, Shay Pendray,

second season of Knitting Daily

TV. Learn basics to knit socks, fix

common knitting mistakes, design

seamless knitwear, learn to spin,

dive into Tunisian crochet, explore

needlefelting, and more.

Knitting Daily TVSeries 100 DVDThe premiere season of Knitting

Daily TV

Werker, and Liz Gipson, this

season dives into knitting, crochet,

stitching, felting, spinning, and

other fiber crafts. Learn fiber

expertise, design knit and crochet

accessories using the latest yarns,

and much more.

Series 400

Episodes 1-13

Join knitting expert

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Knitting Daily TV,

where yarn and fiber

take center stage.

make time for yarn every day

Knitting Daily TVSeries 600 DVDHost Eunny Jang and experts

demonstrate more knit and

crochet tips and techniques

thatKnitting Daily TV is knownfor. Meet a star-studded cast of

guests, learn how to substitute

yarns and stitch patterns in

knitwear, how to clean natural

features two never-before-seen

bonus tutorials on twisted stitches

and brioche knitting with Eunny!

Knitting Daily TVSeries 500 DVDLearn three easy buttonholes,

how to knit a hat in the round

on double-pointed needles, all

the need-to-know information

on circular needles (includingthe magic loop!), the basics of

entrelac, how to crochet hairpin

features never-aired bonus

tutorials on entrelac, domino, and

double-knitting, with Eunny.

NEW Knitting Daily TVSeries 800 DVDFeaturing thirteen aired episodes

incorporates basic knitting skills

with more advanced, modernknitting techniques. Learn how

to scrunch or welt stitches,

knit pleats, Estonian Roositud

techniques, Armenian knitting,

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trendsetter designers in todays

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Knitting Daily Workshop:Getting Started Knitting,Basics and Beyond with

Eunny Jang

Eunny shares her expertise for

beginning to advanced knitting

techniques, quick fixes, and even

tips and tricks for designing

original knitwear.

Knitting Daily Workshop:A Knitters Guide to Colorwith Laura BryantThis workshop video goes far

beyond the color wheel, engaging

viewers to train their eyes to

see colors like an artist. Withexpert Laura Bryant, knitters will

understand color weight, hue, and

value, allowing them to design

exciting knitwear.

Knitting Daily Workshop:Classic to CreativeKnit Cables with Kathy

ZimmermanLearn basic to innovative

cable-knitting techniques with

Zimmerman. Free patterns for the

Pullover are included with this

NEW Knitting DailyWorkshop: BriocheKnitting Basics withMercedes Tarasovich-ClarkCreate a unique, reversible, and

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