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Hooked on Style: Fabulous Fashions to Crochet
By Catherine Blythe

Patons has a reputation for being the preeminent choice for fashion yarns and designer patterns, offering hundreds of exclusive patterns and the highest-quality yarn. Now, for the first time, the yarn company has compiled a spirited collection of forty fun and fashionable crochet patterns for every season and occasion. Treat yourself to a cozy mockneck pullover and sumptuous earth-toned poncho, both ideal for cool-weather wear. And when the mercury rises, stitch up a chic swimsuit and an ultra-feminine lace tank for the beach. Packed with hours of fashionable fun, Hooked on Style is destined to become a classic for crocheters of all skill levels.

Hardcover • 176 pages

Nicky Epstein Knitting a Kiss in Every Stitch
By Nicky Epstein

In this gorgeous new collection, award-winning knitwear designer Nicky Epstein sets her needles—and her boundless creative energy—on handmade knitted gifts. She’s created more than 35 unique gifts for all your loved ones, and for any occasion. Inside you’ll find:

• an adorable reversible baby hoodie
• a beautiful carry-all adorned with cables and leaves—perfect for your favorite knitter
• a cozy boyfriend scarf in three variations
• a stunning bride’s bag embellished with knitted flowers, cables and pearls
• a colorful patchwork afghan a group can make for a friend or for a charity
• and many more designs that are sure to become heirlooms

There’s also a comprehensive list of charities that will accept the fruits of your labor, so get set to give the gift of handknits to everyone in your life. And don’t forget, when you do, you’ll be Knitting a Kiss in Every Stitch.

Hardcover • 172 pages • Approximately 80 color photographs
Vogue Knitting 2011 Early Fall
FASHION

INTO THE WOODS
Little Red's all grown up—and scarlet capelets are her storied accessory of choice.

MAGICAL MOHAIR
Meet the winners of the Magic of Mohair Design Competition, then feast your eyes on their victorious garments.

ANNA SUI
The ever-daring designer draws inspiration from the Age of Aquarius.

EASY KNITS, EASY FITS
Simple-stitch staples prove that fashionable doesn't have to mean complicated.

INVERSION THEORY
A stunning sculptural jacket with a secret—there's no up or down!

LACE NOIR
Dress up evening wear with the perfect pairing of lace and luxury yarns..

KNIT CONSTRUCTION
The fall fashion blueprint calls for columnar tunic-length sweaters.

FEATURES

MADELINETOSH: WHAT'S IN A NAME?
In less than five years, this indie hand-dye has grown from Etsy darling to LYS mainstay. We chat with the artist behind the moniker.

SPOTLIGHT ON: THE COLOR OF THE YEAR
This is the year to think pink. Pantone's stylemaker tells us why.

MEG SWANSEN: KNIT ONE KNIT ALL
How an all-new Elizabeth Zimmerman book came to me.

THE BIG LITTLE PICTURE: MAKING SENSE OF SCHEMATICS
Carol Sulcoski pieces together the best ways to use schematics to your best advantage.

IN EVERY ISSUE

Editor's Letter
What's New
Inspirational Yarn Shop
Library
Techniques & Abbreviations
Patterns
Mail Order
Authorized Retailers
Yarn Buying Guide

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Finishing School: A Master Class for Knitters

The word “finishing” fills many knitters with dread. Some even abandon projects rather than complete the necessary steps to achieve beautiful, wearable garments. Now, notable knitter and designer Deborah Newton shares her expertise and love of finishing techniques in an on-the-page master class. Deborah patiently takes her student-readers step by step through the ins and outs of blocking, seaming, edging, and embellishments, giving them the confidence and skills to create professional-looking knitwear. In addition to Deborah's expert instructions, the book includes patterns for 12 sweaters, jackets, and scarves, many with variations.

Hardcover with jacket • 164 pages

Read an interview with Deborah Newton discussing Finishing School.

Vogue Knitting 2010 Early Fall
FEATURES

SPOTLIGHT ON: HANNAH KEARNEY
The Olympic gold medalist in women's moguls speaks about her off-the-slopes passion for knitting.

MEG SWANSEN: THE FOUR TOPS
Meg begins a new series on using Elizabeth Zimmerman's EPS system to calculate perfectly customized yokes.

BUDDING BEAUTIES
White blooms prolong the summer on this signature floral neckpiece from Nicky Epstein.

TO SEAM OR NOT TO SEAM
Carol Sulcoski walks you through the decision, and shows you seemly ways to make the connection.

FASHION

THE DREAM TEAM
The lush knitwear of Seventh Avenue design duo Lutz & Patmos has the fashion world buzzing.

MAKE ME BLUSH
Pleats and pale pinks pair up for a dreamy interlude.

CRYSTALS & PURLS
Artful beads elevate the elegance of knitted neckpieces.

URBAN COWGIRLS
Lasso the latest in texture and Western flavor.

THE WEEKENDERS
Before you pack for that getaway, you'll want to knit up a versatile cardi strightaway.

SUN SALUTATION
New shades of yellow wake up your stitching.

A FINE ROMANCE
Lace designs with a soupçon of French flair, flirty in shades of lilac.

IN EVERY ISSUE

Editor's Letter
What's New
Inspirational Yarn Shop
Library
Techniques & Abbreviations
Patterns
Mail Order
Authorized Retailers
Yarn Buying Guide