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..'

4 Projects Modern Aran Style - Martin Storey This impeccable collection of Aran Knits from Martin Storey is perfect for cold-weather style. The stunning, interlocking cables in earthy tones of Alpaca Soft DK, Kid Classic and Brushed Fleece offer luxurious warmth and make the ideal top layer. Knitters with some previous experience will enjoy the variety of textures and techniques in these intriguing and captivating designs, creating classic knitwear to last a lifetime. Featured yarns - Brushed Fleece, Kid Classic

The Knitter - Issue 168 September 2021 Get set for autumn with Issue 168, on sale now! To inspire your seasonal knitting, we bring you our special 'Autumn Forest' pattern collection. It's filled with colourwork and cable designs, including a checked cardigan, an elegant cabled jumper, Fair Isle sweater and a raglan sweater. Other lovely designs include a Fair Isle yoked sweater for children, a cabled hat, and a vintage-inspired cabled A-line jumper by Debbie Bliss. Plus, our special supplement features a modern top with a fascinating construction, designed for us by Francesca Hughes.

The Knitter - Issue 179 August 2022 As we enjoy the last days of summer and look ahead to autumn, we bring you seasonal knits using fascinating stitch patterns in Issue 179. From elegant cables, textures and lace, to intricate Fair Isle, stacked stitch patterns and Nordic motifs, there’s lots for you to explore. Among our designs is an elegant stacked stitch wrap, a colourful Fair Isle tank top, a versatile poncho and a cabled sweater for men. Anniken Allis brings us a lace T-shirt, and Sarah Hatton uses a soft, tweedy yarn for her V-neck slipover with cable details. We bring you stories from the farms of Caithness Yarns and The Doulton Flock, and find out The Fibre Co.’s exciting plans for autumn. Plus, our Masterclass offers a guide to sock darning, and our special supplement features a timeless sweater decorated with blackwork embroidery.

Cosy Knits - Carol Feller Cosy Knits is a book that you reach for when you want to snuggle down and cherish your knitting in quiet contemplation. This thought provoking book explores why we knit, our friendships and deeper meaning woven into our stitches. Designers included in this collection are: Rachel Coopey, Eimear Earley, Carol Feller, Joan Forgione, Louisa Harding, Kate Heppell, Bristol Ivy, Jimenez Joseph, Louise Tilbrook