Aran - Marie Wallin ARAN is the first collection using the new British Breeds Aran yarn. The designs are mainly inspired by traditional Fairisle motifs, ornamental patterning, more intricate twisted stitch, and traditional cabling textures. The garment silhouettes are an easier or oversized fit except for ‘Budle’ and ‘Alnwick’, which are more fitted. Within the collection, there are 7 designs which are knitted in the round, 4 of which use steeks. There are 5 sweater designs, 4 cardigan designs, 1 slipover design and 2 accessory designs, a total of 12 amazing designs! Featured yarns - British Breed Aran

Issue 34: Autumn 2020 This autumn issue of Pom Pom sees our collaboration with the multidisciplinary artist Ocean Rose. Their theme of 'Home' makes for a dreamy collection of cosy autumnal knits, evoking the places that bring connection and comfort. This inspiration was chosen long before our current situation of sheltering in place, and has brought about the unique challenge of our models capturing this quarter's beautiful knits with micro-shoots in their abodes. Ocean, known for their naturally hand-dyed yarns, has brought their poetic voice, palette, thoughtfulness and sensitivity to these pages. Our designers have conjured their own interpretations of home with pieces that create a sense of warmth, not just against autumn chills, with references to traditional patterns and their bonds to special places. Featuring designs by: Sylvia Watts-Cherry, Aurélie Tixier, Tressa Weidenaar, Armenuhi Avanian, Malia Mae Joseph, Audrey Borrego, A L Leong, Isabel Alé, Tiffany Wong, Weichien Chan, ThePetiteKnitter. Alongside the patterns we have articles from Sukrita Mahon sharing their wisdom on choosing yarns, and Elliot Maud on self expression and belonging in the fibre community. Cat Seixas shares her recipe for a no-bake cheesecake, an easy dish which is the ideal excuse to find the occasion to celebrate. For makers, mending seems to go hand-in-hand and Maya Skylark provides a tutorial for a pocket sized tool kit that you can keep close to home. We acknowledge the privilege reflected in these pages that show the warmth and happiness of home. We hope this issue can speak to a deeper sense of safety and belonging than just the place you rest your head. As Ocean puts it, 'Home is where you are, where your energy rests, home changes, and transforms. Home is our connection to all we hold sacred. Home is..'

Amirisu is a knitting magazine from Japan, each issue filled with patterns, articles, and interviews. Amirisu provides a glimpse into the textile and knitting culture of Japan, though fibre artists and knitwear designers from around the world are featured. Autumn/Winter 2020 - Issue 21 in English This beautiful issue launched in November 2020. It's a very special magazine with inspiring photography and patterns. From Land to Needles features twelve knitwear designs that will inspire you with texture and colour, created by some of our favourite designers from Japan and abroad. Participating designers: Stella Egidi/Keiki Kikuno / Mizuho Komiya / Sari Nordlund / Rievive / Megumi Sawada / Alina Schneider / Arlane Sucche / Dianna Walla / Miyuki Watanabe / amirisu Feature: Tracing our yarns back to their sources -- Meri interviews the founders of two yarn companies - Nomadnoos and Woolfolk - working to make the world a better place through ethical, sustainable, and regenerative business practices. Plus a project from Lori Ann Graham, holiday gift ideas, handmade projects using bassen indigo dyeing and weaving and more! Download Code: A Ravelry download code of the entire magazine is printed on an inserted card. A4 size, 130 pages Printed in Japan

Classic Tweed Style - Quail Studio Featuring seven beautiful wardrobe essentials, this timeless collection of elegant designs epitomises the easy sophistication of the classic tweed look. The chic simplicity of tailored shapes, combined with subtle cables and charming colourwork, make these patterns pleasing to knit and a joy to wear. Featured yarns - Kidsilk Haze, Valley Tweed

Mode Collection Two - Quail Studio, Georgia Farrell, Annika Andrea Wolke, Martin Storey, Lisa Richardson, Lisa Thurlow Spring Summer 2020 is the second season from MODE at Rowan. Following on from a much loved Autumn Winter range, we bring you MODE Collection Two, showcasing stunning summer knits for your wardrobe. Featured yarns - Creative Linen, Summerlite 4ply, Cotton Cashmere, Kidsilk Haze, Handknit Cotton

Rowan Magazine 76 Featured Designers Martin Storey, ARNE & CARLOS, Quail Studio, Lisa Richardson, Kaffe Fassett, Erika Knight, Georgia Farrell, Galina Carroll, Vibe Ulrik, Chloe Thurlow, Anna Hull, Annika Andrea Wolke, Brandon Mably, Florence Spurling Rowan Magazine 76 is a celebration of the heartland of Rowan, told through one captivating story, ‘Heritage’. Our designers looked to our Yorkshire roots for the inspiration for this story, the instantly recognizable landscape being synonymous with Rowan. From charming stone buildings, cobbled streets and drystone walls to the bracken and heather of the open moors, it is a seasonal and ever-changing landscape, rich in inspiration. The result is a carefully crafted story of beautiful knits, showcasing texture and colourwork, set against the background of this majestic Yorkshire landscape. Featured yarns: Kidsilk Haze, Felted Tweed, Alpaca Soft DK, Alpaca Classic