Combining a love of yarn with simple knitting has been the Knitscene mission since day one; the Fall 2010 issue marks the fifth anniversary of the magazine. We have come a long way! The size and frequency of the magazine has changed over the years, but the fresh and quirky spirit that drove the very first issue has remained. Cool designs, tutorials, and photography, just like good yarn, can make your knitting lively and engaging. This issue is no different, with explorations of lace and ribbing, a collection of cardis, great Fall outerwear and accessories, and a delightful trio of sweaters by designer Hannah Fettig. Hannah particularly epitomizes the Knitscene mission with her use of color, fiber, and construction, taking simple garments from ho-hum to must-knit. This issue is brimming with accessories and quick knits. There are plenty of simple sweaters, with a few more involved projects thrown in to challenge the intermediate knitter.
Saturday, July 17, 2010
Knitscene Magazine (Fall 10) Just Arrived
Combining a love of yarn with simple knitting has been the Knitscene mission since day one; the Fall 2010 issue marks the fifth anniversary of the magazine. We have come a long way! The size and frequency of the magazine has changed over the years, but the fresh and quirky spirit that drove the very first issue has remained. Cool designs, tutorials, and photography, just like good yarn, can make your knitting lively and engaging. This issue is no different, with explorations of lace and ribbing, a collection of cardis, great Fall outerwear and accessories, and a delightful trio of sweaters by designer Hannah Fettig. Hannah particularly epitomizes the Knitscene mission with her use of color, fiber, and construction, taking simple garments from ho-hum to must-knit. This issue is brimming with accessories and quick knits. There are plenty of simple sweaters, with a few more involved projects thrown in to challenge the intermediate knitter.
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