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$4.54The Story
If you're looking for lightweight knits perfect for summer – and we have some real treats for you! From a simply gorgeous wrap in coral (page 80), to a delicate lace scarf in luxe indie yarn (page 34), to a gloriously uplifting shawl in rich oranges and golds (page 56), we’re sure you’ll find a seasonal accessory to inspire you. A classic aran cardigan (page 48) means you’re covering all bases, weather-wise, and of course our Breton-inspired cover garment (page 15) is an absolute must-make – so versatile and chic, you’ll be wearing it all summer!
There’s a lovely touch of nostalgia running through this issue, whether you take a trip down memory lane with our exclusive Mr Benn dress-up doll (page 21), or read our article with intarsia knitting pioneer Sandy Black – turn to page 28 to find out what inspired her striking makes of the 1980s. Then we go even further back in our interview on page 42, which explores how a little red dress made during the Holocaust has come to symbolise hope for knitters everywhere.
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If you're looking for lightweight knits perfect for summer – and we have some real treats for you! From a simply gorgeous wrap in coral (page 80), to a delicate lace scarf in luxe indie yarn (page 34), to a gloriously uplifting shawl in rich oranges and golds (page 56), we’re sure you’ll find a seasonal accessory to inspire you. A classic aran cardigan (page 48) means you’re covering all bases, weather-wise, and of course our Breton-inspired cover garment (page 15) is an absolute must-make – so versatile and chic, you’ll be wearing it all summer!
There’s a lovely touch of nostalgia running through this issue, whether you take a trip down memory lane with our exclusive Mr Benn dress-up doll (page 21), or read our article with intarsia knitting pioneer Sandy Black – turn to page 28 to find out what inspired her striking makes of the 1980s. Then we go even further back in our interview on page 42, which explores how a little red dress made during the Holocaust has come to symbolise hope for knitters everywhere.
