Jen and Jim Arnall-Culliford of AC Knitwear have a passion for teaching knitters new techniques clearly and simply. How confident are you when it comes to your knitting? When you see a pattern that uses an unfamiliar technique, do you dive straight in? Or do you find yourself knitting the same sorts of projects over and over again? There’s so much to be gained from learning something new, but all too often, people shy away from it. Confident Knitting: A Third Year of Techniques is designed to help you tackle new projects with, well, utmost confidence! This technique-based programme features twelve patterns, from twelve amazing designers supported with twelve photo and video tutorials – giving you twelve chances to find some new joy in your knitting! Confident Knitting follows a similar format to our previous books A Year of Techniques and Boost Your Knitting, but, like both of those publications, is a completely self-contained programme, so there’s no need to have already worked through any of our previous publications! Techniques covered in this book are: Amazing blocking Catching floats in colourwork Embroidering your knitting Folded hem Garter stitch short-row heel German twisted cast on for ribbing Grab stitches I-cord cast off Modular knitting Mosaic knitting Reversible cables Vikkel braids A Year of Techniques brings you 12 patterns and tutorials to upgrade your knitting skills. With projects from world-class designers accompanied by clear step-wise tutorials and online videos, there’s always something new to learn. Techniques covered in this book are: Afterthought heels and thumbs Garter stitch grafting Helical stripes Intarsia Judy’s magic cast on (both for starting closed tubes, and as a provisional cast on) Knitting on a border Mastering dominance in Fair Isle knitting Pinhole cast on (also known as Emily Ocker's circular cast on) Reading cables from charts Short rows Steeks Turning a heel

The Knitter - Issue 208, October 2024 Get set for winter with Issue 208! We bring you 14 cosy and stylish projects, including a gorgeous lace and cable jumper from Sarah Hatton, a beautiful Fair Isle cardigan by Mary Henderson, classic Nordic colourwork and modern intarsia and lace. Shaun the Sheep fans will love our cuddly knitted Shirley sheep character, and we have last-minute Christmas gift ideas and seasonal accessories using luxurious yarns for you too, including a hot water bottle cosy with an Icelandic stitch pattern, and a silky balaclava. Our special supplement showcases an elegant sweater by British designer Marina Skua. ‘Frosty Mornings’ has a spectacular cable and colourwork yoke, and is knitted in Marina’s own hand-dyed yarn, Mendip DK.

Echoes of Heather and Stone - Carol Feller We hope you find Ireland’s heritage as fascinating and inspiring as we did! Enjoy this unique collection of beautiful designs, created by my wonderful team of collaborators: Jennifer Wood, Isabell Kraemer, Carol Feller, Karie Westermann, Lucy Hague, Justyna Lorkowska, Amada Schwabe, Woolly Wormhead Plus essays by Nadia Seaver

Issue 47: Winter 2023 Pom Pom Quarterly has always celebrated the vibrancy of colours in knit and crochet designs. However, in their latest issue, they decided to explore a monochrome theme and experiment with fabrics that use subtle tonal differences within a single hue or closely related hues. In this winter issue, the designers played with depth, saturation, and brightness to achieve maximum impact with minimum contrast. The result is a collection of stunning pieces that showcase the beauty of understated tonality. Featuring designs by Sara Ottosson, Rebecca Clow, Alessandra Gropazzi, Alexandra Liang, Tetyana Vyazovska, Marie Régnier, Fiona Alice, Catie Robbins, Jesu Camus, Allison Lutes.