I only subscribe to two knitting magazines, Interweave Knits and Vogue Knitting. Vogue Knitting is usually a little "out there" for my taste, but I can't let go. I keep renewing. Interweave Knits is hands-down my favorite, but the fall 2014 issue, which arrived in my mailbox yesterday, has totally outdone itself. So many gorgeous patterns. I've already cast on one, and I got the issue less than 24 hours ago.
Here are my faves:
Really cute integrated pockets. I love the cable patterns and also that there is a large expanse of textured stitch to give a break from the cables.
Another great use of cables that aren't all over
The cover sweater. It looks so beautiful in the slightly variegated yarn.
I think this would be great for my climate in a linen-blend maybe. I love the yoke detail and thumb holes.
The back is the superstar on this one, but the front is lovely, also. So, so gorgeous in a rustic wool.
A little different from a plain cabled beret. This is what I cast on. I don't think I'll have enough yarn for the mits also, unfortunately.
This was almost the one I cast on, but the beret won out in the end since I wasn't sure how soft my alpaca yarn would be on the neck. Really pretty pattern stitch.
These were just my very favorites. There are even move lovelies in there. A great issue for fall! Do you subscribe to knitting magazines, or do you get your patterns from Ravelry or another source?
The Meadow Tunic is my favorite! I'm not a knitter, so I don't understand what it means when you say you "cast on" one???
ReplyDeleteOh Lisa, I mean started making a new pattern. "Cast on" means that I cast stitches onto a knitting needle. Very official terminology :-) You should check out knitting. If you love cross stitch, I think you'll find it quite addictive.
ReplyDeleteA-ha! Maybe I can take up knitting after I retire and catch up on a few of my projects!
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