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Pompom Quarterly Issue 29
£12.50
Issue 29: Summer 2019
The nine designs in this issue were inspired by ceramic tiles, terracotta, and sand, so expect earthy shades with splashes of colour and organic, repeating patterns. For your summer wardrobe, we have essential summer tops and tees, a cardigan, a shawl, and a crochet bag - all light and breezy for warmer days.
Featuring designs by: Amy Christoffers, Sari Norlund, Soraya García, Isa Catepillán, Clare Lakewood, Josée Paquine, Marjorie Martin, Rachael Reese, Stephanie Earp.
This issue includes an interview with Emi Ito, who answers our questions of creativity and misappropriation. 'Learning and Unlearning' unpicks the issues of cultural appropriation and diversity: important topics which we have been re-evaluating.
We also have yarn-free projects to enjoy while the sun shines. If you're on the lookout for a new craft to try, we have a project bag tutorial by artist Arrounna Khounnoraj of Bookhou. She'll show you how to block-print your own fabric, perfect for creating your own tile-inspired tessellating patterns! Plus Rebecca Lawrence's recipe for her Maple Bourbon Fudge is an easy way to whip up an impressive sweet treat to share with friends.
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Baa Ram Ewe Titus Mini Knits
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Titus Mini Knits
Twelve fun patterns to knit or crochet with beautiful British Titus yarn.
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Fyberspates Vivacious Volume 1
£10.50
In this first volume of Vivacious knitwear, we invite you to celebrate the weekend with ten stunning modern designs for women. Featuring designs from Belinda Boaden and Rachel Coopey in Vivacious 4ply and DK.
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Arnall-Culliford Knitwear Boost Your Knitting Another Year of Techniques
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Jen and Jim Arnall-Culliford of AC Knitwear have a passion for teaching knitters new techniques clearly and simply.
Remember when you finally learned how to ride your bike? Wasn't that an awesome day? We haven't forgotten how great it felt to take the stabilisers off, so we've got a brand new year of learning for you to enjoy. Twelve new techniques, twelve patterns from twelve fabulous designers, twelve sets of photo and video tutorials, and most importantly, twelve opportunities for you to experience the joy of mastering something new!
Boost Your Knitting is a completely self-contained programme that will grow your skills and build your confidence in your knitting. It follows a similar format to our first book, A Year of Techniques, but does not require any previous knowledge from that collection.
Each of the monthly projects is for an accessory, allowing you to complete each project in a reasonable amount of time. The projects are accompanied by stepwise photo tutorials as well as online video tutorials, and you can join in with the knitalong threads for each project over in our Ravelry group.
Projects include:
Bramen Cowl by Nancy Marchant (Tuck stitches)
Sterlyn Shawl by Joji Locatelli (Correcting mistakes in lace knitting)
Totally Tubular Mittens by Sarah Hatton (Tubular cast-on method in the round)
Apple Swizzle Hat by Thea Colman (Dip stitches)
Heartgyle Socks by Julia Farwell-Clay (Intarsia in the round)
Skystone Armwarmers by Felicity (Felix) Ford (Choosing colours for stranded colourwork)
Flying Leaves Scarf by Carol Feller (Brioche knitting, including increases and decreases)
Marangoni Hat by Tori Seierstad (Joining in yarns for colourwork)
Sooper Sweater by Anna Maltz (Marlisle)
Peaks and Troughs Hat by Jen Arnall-Culliford (Double knitting, including decreases)
Alcedo Socks by Wendy D. Johnson (Gusset short row heel for toe-up socks)
Brunny the Bunny by Ella Austin (Finishing techniques for toy knitting, including sewing together, stuffing, embroidering faces)
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Noro What Can I Knit Tonight
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What I Can Knit Tonight - Jo Allport
Featured yarns - Kama, Kirara, Silk Garden, Mossa, Kureyon, Haniwa
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The Knitter Issue 203
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The Knitter - Issue 203, July 2024
Brighten your day with the cheerful knits in our new pattern collection! Fabulous designs in Issue 203 include a sunny jumper with chevron lace details by Sarah Hatton, a glamorous lace shrug, and a vintage-style top which mixes feather-and-fan lace with textured stripes.
We have classic Fair Isle from Mary Henderson and Outi Kater, modern cabled jumpers by Sanna Mård Castman and Kari Hestnes, and a selection of lightweight tops for the warm days ahead.
Our in-depth articles include a look at the fantastic project aiming to archive authentic pieces of Fair Isle knitwear, and a masterclass on swatching in the round. We also examine the knitted items found on the body of mountaineer George Mallory, who died on Everest 100 years ago this month.
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Mode At Rowan Kessingland
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Kessingland - Quail Studio
Kessingland is an oversized, cosy high neck sweater that's perfect for layering in colder weather. Knitted in fisherman rib with a boxy cropped length, it's effortlessly stylish and comfortable.
Featured yarns - Mode Chunky Wool
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Laine Publishing Magazine Issue 26
£22.00
Laine 26 is available now to pre-order. This beautiful knitting magazine officially goes on sale on 29th August. Should you order a copy with other items, your order will be delayed and sent as one parcel on 27th August.
Laine Issue 26, August 2025
Our autumn issue, Laine 26, Crossing Paths, takes you to the bohemian Kallio district of Helsinki, Finland. We stroll the streets of this unique, creative neighbourhood, stop by at a local café and pick up flowers from the marketplace. The issue includes twelve beautiful knits to complete your autumn outfits: they feature luscious cables, fascinating textures and innovative stripe patterns — not to mention some meditative stockinette stitch and simple colourwork. This issue truly offers something for everyone!
Issue 26, Autumn 2025, includes:
148 pages
12 knitting patterns: 6 sweaters, 2 cardigans, 1 gilet, 2 shawls, 1 pair of socks.
An interview with Elena Solier Jansà, the founder of the Catalan yarn brand Xolla, who works to preserve the local sheep breed.
An article about neurodiverse knitters and makers — why is the creation of stitches a particular balm to a neurodivergent brain?
Jeanette Sloan’s column Fibre Talk, where she meets Chinua “Chin” Matthews: a knitwear designer and teacher living in California, USA.
The Five Ways article about how you can increase creativity in your daily life and in your knitting projects.
Where I Knit: A regular piece that pictures people knitting in their favourite spot. In this issue, we meet the Paris-based Natalie Perreau who likes to knit at a local café.
Seasonal recipes to inspire your autumn cooking.
Book reviews.
Designers featured in this issue: Anu Ahoniemi, Alma Bali, Melanie Berg, Alice Caetano, Ronja Hakalehto, Soumine Kim, Sanni Pauliina, Anne-Michelle Phelan, Simone Ryan, Irina Shaar, Yuka Takahashi and Julia Wilkens.
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The Knitter Issue 176
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The Knitter - Issue 176 May 2022
Our designers have been inspired by flowers, foliage and spring sunshine to create knits for your seasonal wardrobe. Designs in Issue 176 include a lace cardigan from Sarah Hatton, a bright cabled sweater, and a textured jumper with elegant pleat details. Kath Andrews brings us an heirloom lace wrap, and Mary Henderson showcases the natural colours of Shetland wool on her Fair Isle tank top. Our expert masterclass shows you how to start designing your own socks, and our special supplement has two Scandinavian sock designs.
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Noro NSL026 Sweater
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Sweater - Jenny Watson Designs
Featured yarns - Silk Garden Sock Solo
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Stephen West Daybreak
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Daybreak is a semicircular shawl, featuring clear graphic stripes that echo a rising sun. The generous wingspan allows the fabric to drape comfortably around your shoulders and neck. There is plenty of room to play with colour in the three sections of this arched shawl.
There are three sizes available to knit Daybreak. Small (Medium, Large)
Yardage: Colour A: 135 (240, 325) yds / 123 (219, 297)m, Colour B: 200 (270, 440) yds / 183 (247, 402)m
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Rowan Flutter
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Flutter - Kim Hargreaves
A collection with an air of femininity and bohemian ease. The designs pretty, the shades ethereal, combined they create a harmonious mix to recharge and calm. Contains 12 designs for women.
Featured yarns - Creative Linen, Summerlite 4ply, Cotton Cashmere, Handknit Cotton, Kidsilk Haze, Summerlite DK
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Rowan Softyak DK Brochure
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Softyak DK - Marie Wallin
Softyak DK is a collection of 12 designs by Marie Wallin using one of Rowans new yarns for the season, Soft yak. The collection is influenced by 1970s fashion, inspiring designs which are elegant, feminine and easy to wear. The colours are rich but muted, making the collection suitable for all year round wear. The collection is suitable for knitters of all abilities, with designs ranging from simple stocking stitch batwing tops to more complicated cable and lace stitches.
Featured yarns - Softyak DK
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Mode At Rowan Lars
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Lars - Quail Studio
Lars is a beautifully lightweight jumper, crafted in MODE Alpaca Haze for an irresistibly soft and airy feel. Choose to knit it with or without sleeves - the elegant sleeves make it a versatile piece perfect for layering or wearing on its own during cooler spring days, or the sleeveless version makes it an ideal top for spring, offering effortless style and comfort as the seasons change.
Featured yarns - Mode Alpaca Haze
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TOFT Edward’s Menagerie: The New Collection
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Introducing the sixth amigurumi book from Kerry Lord - Edward's Menagerie: The New Collection.
Inside this hardback book are 50 crochet patterns for beginners and advanced crocheters alike. Arranged in order of difficulty, the designs inside this book have never been published elsewhere, meaning that even the most avid crocheter can expand their book collection.
Each animal uses only basic stitches and includes step-by-step instructions that mean this is the perfect book to learn to crochet. Each animal follows Kerry's basic standard form, so if you can make one animal from the book, you can learn to make them all.
Level one patterns: Hare; Alpaca; Tapir; Camel; Wombat; Kangaroo; Buffalo; Warthog.
Level two patterns: Woodmouse; Meerkat; Oryx; Rat; Arctic Hare; Mouse; Beaver; Quokka; Ox; Possum; White Tiger; Three-toed Sloth; Platypus; Mole; Black and White Ruffed Lemur; Echidna; Tasmanian Devil.
Level three patterns: Arctic Fox; Reindeer; Chinchilla; Moose; Giant Anteater; Fennec Fox; Llama; Baboon; Badger; Gibbon; Okapi; Otter; Fallow Stag; Angora Rabbit; Sloth Bear; Leopard; Muskox; Boer Goat; Shire Horse; Armadillo; Snow Leopard; Skunk; Flying Fox; Lynx; Red Panda.
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West Yorkshire Spinners ColourLab DK Festive Family
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ColourLab DK Festive Family - Rosee Woodland
A collection of six Christmas knitwear projects.
"Designing Christmas jumpers has been on my to-do list for years, so when West Yorkshire Spinners asked me to create a whole festive collection it was an absolute dream come true.
I have been inspired by vintage ski jumpers and the Danish knitting style of Hønsestrik, which combines different whimsical motifs with bright colours. The knits feature reindeers, hearts, snowflakes, Christmas trees, Santa hats, candy canes and more - there's fun to be had in every stitch!"
Featured yarns - ColourLab DK
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Mode At Rowan Else
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Else - Quail Studio
The Else sweater is a minimalist design that celebrates simplicity. This short-sleeved knit features a smooth stocking stitch finish with a subtle raglan sleeve, offering a modern silhouette and effortless style. Knitted in MODE Cotton DK, Else is ideal for warm weather layering or as a stand-alone piece, making it a versatile addition to any wardrobe.
Featured yarns - Mode Cotton DK
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Pompom Quarterly Issue 38
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Issue 38: Autumn 2021
Our Autumn 2021 collection celebrates trees: their roots, branches, and everything in-between! In our 38th issue, you can look forward to luscious cable patterns which mimic labyrinths of roots and statuesque boughs, clever colourwork and textures designed to imitate oft-overlooked plantlife, and patterns which reference the enchanted forests of fairy tales. Autumn is a transitional season, so alongside trusty pullovers and cardigans, youll find accessories which are perfect for furling in your coat pocket or rucksack for when the weather takes a chilly turn.
Featuring designs by: Anna Husemann, Audrey Borrego, Catherine Clark, Denise Otter, Reed Keyes, Heidi Kästner, Tyra Smith, Yi?itcan Vatansever & Zanete Hussain.
Burrow down into Issue 38 and you'll find two articles, a tutorial, and a recipe in addition to nine knit and crochet patterns! Dawn Henderson invites us to introduce magick into our handicrafts by sharing her experiences of Hoodoo (or African American rootwork). Drawing on her expertise in microplastics, Tereza Pavlíková raises important questions about the textile industry and pollution, and Caitlin Ffrench demonstrates how you can make charcoal and ink from dried plant material! Issue 38's knit and crochet garments will keep you toasty from the outside, but Fi Churchmans ginger pudding recipe will warm you from within!
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West Yorkshire Spinners Holly Berry Shawl
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Holly Berry Shawl - Anna Nikipirowicz
The completed blocked shawl measures approximately: Top curve 161 cm (63in), Depth 89 cm (35 in).
Featured yarns - Signature 4ply
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Mode At Rowan Katrine
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Katrine - Quail Studio
This stunning sleeveless knitted top showcases a beautiful combination of textured stitches and subtle openwork detailing. Knitted using MODE Cotton DK and featuring a flattering, relaxed fit and classic round neckline, it’s a versatile addition to any wardrobe. The intricate stitchwork creates visual interest while maintaining a modern, minimal silhouette, making this piece perfect for layering or wearing on its own during warmer days.
Featured yarns - Mode Cotton DK
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Jane Crowfoot Mystical Lanterns Scarf
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TThe name of a repeated tessellating design, like the one I have used in this design, is called an 'Ogee' pattern in Arabesque design. It took me a few weeks to get the design of these blocks right; initially I came up with lots of really complicated ways to create this motif, but in the end it was so simple - funny how sometimes a design process can take so long and then the outcome can be so easy to make!
The pattern for the lantern shape motif is based on a granny hexagon pattern, but I have made a few changes to come up with the curved design the tessellates.
Finished blocked measurement: Approximately 22.5cm (9in) at widest point, 174cm (68 1/2in) long to end of central strip of motif - add extra length with optional fringe.
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Juniper Moon Farm Yaz Capelet/Cowl
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Yaz Capelet/Cowl - Mari Chiba
This lovely lace caplet is a stylish way to cover your shoulders when wearing a sundress or tank top. It adds a little modesty and warmth to your shoulders while still showing off your clothes underneath. It can also be worn scrunched up into a cowl. The shaping of the caplet ensures that it won't slip off your shoulders, and is achieved by changing gauge.
Featured yarns - Zooey
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Erika Knight Nightfall
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Knit in Studio Linen. A cap sleeve top knitted in stocking stitch with shaping detail at the centre front and back to create an elegant drape effect. With fold over collar and coordinating beads for added embellishment.
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