Vogue Knitting International Magazines

Vogue Knitting ~ Knit 1 Summer 2009.

**New** ~ Vogue Knitting ~ Knit Simple Summer 2009

**New** ~ Vogue Knitting/Designer Knitting ~ Spring 2009.

Please note that the Vogue Knitting Magazine has changed its name to comply with USA regulations. It is now called "Designer Knitting". As you will see, the content remains the same and the magazine is packed with fabulous designer patterns, yarn reviews, fashion resources, the latest techniques and knitting news.

**New** ~ Vogue Knitting International ~ Winter 2008

Please note that the Vogue Knitting Magazine has changed its name to comply with USA regulations. It is now called "Designer Knitting". As you will see, the content remains the same and the magazine is packed with fabulous designer patterns, yarn reviews, fashion resources, the latest techniques and knitting news.

Vogue Knitting ~ Knit 1 Winter 2008

Vogue Knitting International Holiday 08

In this Issue:

NICKY EPSTEIN:
KNITTING AROUND IN CIRCLES
“The scarf is one of the most important fashion accessories—one that can make or break an outfit,” says Nicky Epstein, author of the just released Signature Scarves. This one, in rings of cozy wool, is definitely one for the “make” column.. Click here to read the article.

RAVELRY.COM
Part social networking site and part online phenomenon, Ravelry is not only transforming the way knitters and crocheters communicate online; it’s also revolutionizing the yarn industry. Have you joined the Ravolution? Leslie Petrovski takes an in-depth look at the hottest online phenomenon to hit knitting since the blog.

NORTHERN EXPOSURE
From sea to sea to sea, the “True North” abounds with talented knitters who draw on Canada’s venerable knitting history while charting the craft’s bold new course. Cheryl Krementz explores the cutting edge of the knitting renaissance.

SIGNATURE STITCHES
You know the masters at a glance. Just as Seurat had his dots and Degas his dancers, today’s greats knit mood and muse into fabric distinctly their own. VK offers a master class in texture and technique from Taylor,Twinkle and Coviello.

Vogue Knitting International ~ Winter 2007

This season’s focus is on classic natural fibers in all the colors of the rainbow.

This issue is packed with projects that celebrate these fabulous fibers and what knitters do with them. The eight breathtaking shawls in ”Ocean View” are the perfect canvas for hand-painted yarns. “Oh...Cables!” updates traditional Arans. “Built for Tweed” showcases shaping techniques in not-so-neutral Neutrals.

There are more than 28 Spring/Summer designs in Vogue Knitting Spring 2006.

This summer, whether you’re taking your holiday on the Mediterranean, in an Italian villa, down on the farm, or a city break, you’ll not want for a wardrobe .... Vogue's Spring 2006 issue is bursting with breezy, beautiful knits sure to evoke the feeling of being on holiday…even if you stay indoors.

Vogue Knitting International Winter 2005 edition has something for everyone. Check out some of the features:
2005 Knit-Out & Crochet.
Meg Swansen On: Armenian Knitting.
Nicky Epstein's All About Edges
VK Tour of England.
A Matter of Principle: An intellectual-property attorney sheds light on how fair use and copyright law affects knitters.
The Voice of Knitting: Low tech meets high tech as knitting aficionados start a new aural tradition.
Under Construction: Short rows, dropped stitches, irregular cables and more provide enough graphic material to make these knits stand out in a crowd.
Winter Wonderland: Our cabled classics are so creatively inspiring, you'll be tempted to declare your own snow day.
Designer Attitudes - Against the Grain: Anna Sui, Michael Kors, Cynthia Rowley and Adrienne Vittadini brighten the season with cozy couture.
Going Pro: Reclaim argyle, jackets and tweeds with these men's-wear-inspired pieces.
Frosty Ladies: The chicest apres-ski wear this side of Aspen will melt the heart of any (snow)man.
By Invitation Only - Hats, Scarves and Mittens: Linda Cyr, Brandon Mably and Debbie Bliss design their dream accessories.

DARYL HANNAH ON KNITTED SCARVES - THE COOLEST CELEBRITY CRAZE

Knits are a Shore Thing
Designer Trends: A World Gone Mad
Falling for Cables
Bursting with Colour: Captivating Colorwork sets the tone for these Wear-Anywhere Sweaters
Bohemian Rhapsodies: Hip Knits for the Girl on the go
True Blue Knitter: Film Star Daryl Hannah Shares her Affinity for Knitting and Crafts a Neck Wrap for a Favorite Cause
Knitting as Fine Art: Knitting is Making a Splash in the Art World
The Business of Bliss: Meet Three Family Farmers who have Taken their Passion for Natural Fibers to a whole new Level
Introducing Short Rows: Experts Meg Swansen, Mari Lynn Patrick and Catherine Lowe share Short-row Shaping Tips and Techniques.

A fabulous issue with designs from British designers including Louisa Harding, Debbie Bliss, Alic Starmore, Sasha Kagan, Brandon Mably, Marie Wallin and Martin Storey.

Vogue Knitting, Knit 1 Magazine, Fall 2007.
IN THIS ISSUE
GRANNY’S BACK…
and how! Shannon Okey surfs the web for craftsters who have reclaimed the grannysquare afghan.
SO KNITORIOUS
The couple who knits together, stays together. Vickie Howell chats with the Inn crowd, Tori Spelling and hubby Dean McDermott.
BACK TO THE DRAWING BOARD
Knit.1’s fave tech guru, Leigh Witchel, shares tips on ways to avoid the headache of ripping back.
BABY GOT BACK
If you’ve got it, flaunt it! Learn from design pros how to use your needles to accentuate the pluses of plus sizes.
BACK TO THE FUTURE
Get ready for liftoff in UFOs (unbelievably fashionable objects).
BACK TO SCHOOL
These preppy projects earn an A+ for class—even if your student days are long behind you.
BACK TO BASICS
These sweaters are so comfy they’ll feel like a second skin.
BACK TO WORK
Make way for the editors-in-chic!
BACK TO BACK
Look good coming and going with projects that have bedazzling backstories.

IN THIS ISSUE
SPORTY SPICE
Play it again, lamb! Shannon Okey scours the Internet to prove that knitters got game.
PLYING HIGH
Two Swedish ski pros are the new crochet kings of the mountain. By Vickie Howell
JUST DO KNIT!
Here's a bevy of jocks who rock...and make socks. By Leslie Petrovski
EXTREME KNITTING
They're like knitters on steroids: fast, furious and fantastically creative. By Leigh Witchel
TEAM SPIRIT
If you can't be an athlete, be an athletic supporter.
CLUB KIDS
N E 1 4 10 S? It's match time, so get those needles clicking.
NAUTICAL BUT NICE
Get ready to do some naval gazing in chic knits that are shipshape.
WORKSHOP: GONE STITCHIN'
We'll show you the ropes in our visual guide to cables and bobbles.
OM
Transcend your typical workout with enlightened yoga knits and accessories.
JOCKEY FOR HER
Horseplay for equestrian pedestrians

IN THIS ISSUE
YOU HAD ME AT TRICOT
Show me the cashmere! For Kim Werker, a bag of yarn beats a box of chocolates every time.
THE DOCTOR IS IN
Dr. Ruth and Vickie Howell get personal.
BOSOM BUDDY
Go on a panty raid with lingerie designer Joan McGowan-Michael. By Cheryl Krementz
THE OPPOSITE OF LOVE IS MOTHS
Ways to pamper your FOs with tender loving care. By Leigh Witchel
I’M WITH CUPID
Flirt the issue with hot knits in sassy styles.
WORKSHOP: EYELET CANDY
YO and SSK will become sweet nothings on your needles.
BIG LOVE
Who says you have to stay faithful to only one style?
BABY LOVE
Because Apple, Maddox and Kingston aren’t the only hip kids around.
HEAD OVER HEELS
You’ll flip for these cool accessories for toes and têtes.
HIS AND HERS
Matching sweaters tell the world “you belong to me.”
HEARTFELT
When a dozen roses just won’t do.
PUPPY LOVE
Nothing says I woof you like canine couture.

This Winter issue is brimming with cozy covers and saucy sweaters to keep your family warm ‘til the tulips start to bloom.

Chase the winter blahs away with our selection of Winter Blues. Make a sound investment with—wait for it—vests to knit for the whole family. And while you’re at it, keep everyone’s tootsies toasty with our basic sock pattern, easily adaptable for all sizes. You’ll want to save our tips on knitting for baby and our advice on downsizing sweater patterns. Add to that a cozy tweedy afghan pattern, and you’ll never have to worry about drafty rooms again.

IN THIS ISSUE
NATURAL RESOURCES
Shannon Okey suggests a great way to control the contents of your yarn: Spin your own.
ATOMKNIT GARDEN
Every day’s a Green Day for environmentalist, entrepreneur and rock-and-roll knitter Adrienne Armstrong, who chats with pal Vickie Howell.
KNIT.1 GREEN TOO
Exhibit O (for organic): Combining knitting, art and eco-activism. By Lindsay Obermeyer
COOPERATIVE STITCHES
Knitting is at the heart of Fair Trade co-op programs across the globe. By Leigh Witchel
ENDANGERED SPECIES
Be loopful and multiply—cuddly panda, elephant, dolphin and turtle amigurumi, that is.
BEING GREEN
It’s easier than you think—easy on the eyes, in the hands, on the earth.
UPTOWN, DOWNTOWN
Different ‘hoods, different goods: One pattern, two super-chic ways.
WHERE HAVE ALL THE FLOWERS GONE?
Swoon over our garden of earthly delights. (Shrinking violets need not apply.)
BLOCK PARTY
Primary colors meet graphic drama.
RED STATES, BLUE STATES
Knitters of all persuasions, unite! These are the times to take an eco stand.

25th Anniversary Edition

NICKY EPSTEIN:IT’S IN THE BAG
Every woman should have a beautiful bag to carry on her wedding day. If it’s knitted (and big enough to stash a lot of loot), so much the better. Nicky explains the handiwork behind her beaded bridal bag.

MEG SWANSEN:WEDDINGS AND KNITTING TIE A KNOT
In Latvia, says knitting historian Lizbeth Upitis, a girl could prove herself worthy of marriage through the quality and quantity of the mittens she knit. Meg teams up with Lizbeth to break down the colorwork technique behind this ornate tradition.

LOVE IS KNITTING, KNITTING IS LOVE
We say it’s time for a new tradition: Something old, something new, something borrowed, something blue—and now, something knitted. KnitKnit’s Sabrina Gschwandtner toasts the growing trend of knitted weddings.