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knees-down view of a woman sitting on an old truck; she is wearing burnt orange textured socks over skinny jeans. The knitting pattern is Hell Gate by Deborah Breland, knit using indie dyed yarn from The Periwinkle Sheep
Blond woman sitting on the tailgate of an old brown Ford truck (1970s era). She is wearing jeans, a white tee, and a knitted cardigan. The cardigan is grey, green, and navy, and is a knitting pattern by Melissa Kemmerer using Periwinkle Sheep indie dyed yarn, and can be found in issue two of Nomadic Knits creative knitting magazine.
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Brunette woman from the back, view only from hips to neck, hands clasped behind her. She is wearing a marled sweater in shades of dusky purple and brown. The sweater is called Seneca and is a knitting pattern by Melissa Kemmerer using indie dyed yarn from Into the Whirled. The pattern can be found in issue two of Nomadic Knits creative knitting magazine.
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Blond woman from the back at a distance on a cloudy day, walking towards the woods carrying a clear plastic umbrella. She is wearing jeans and a beautifully cabled grey knitted coat. The coat is a knitting pattern by Adrienne Larsen knit in Hudson Valley Wool. The pattern can be found in Nomadic Knits creative knitting magazine.
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Woman wearing knit hat while holding a mushroom outside. She is also wearing a dark brown knitted sweater. Both knitting patterns are found in Nomadic Knits creative knitting magazine
Woman holding drink in Green Room of 205 Dry restaurant; there are Edison lights hanging from the ceiling in a darkened room. She is wearing a little black dress, black heels, and a sparkly pale green mohair and silk shrug with beads. The yarn is from indie yarn dyer Artyarns, and the knitting pattern can be found in Nomadic knits creative knitting magazine.
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blond woman wearing green to tan gradient fingerless mitts holding a mug of tea.
Fishkill sweater
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Upstate New York is known for apples, farmland, rivers and lakes galore, and unmatched foliage every autumn. We did our best to capture the feeling through beautiful knitting patterns and colorways from local indie yarn dyers.

Featuring yarn from:
7th Floor Yarn
Artyarns
CeCe's Wool
Hudson Valley Fibers
Hudson Valley Sheep & Wool Company
Into the Whirled
Llady Llama
Spun Right Round
The Periwinkle Sheep

With designs by:
Deborah Breland
Laura Dobratz
Vanessa Ewing
Melissa Kemmerer
Adrienne Larsen
Nataliya Polyakov

See you in New York!

Although the print copies of this issue are sold out, digital copies are available.

Nomadic Knits was founded in 2018 as a creative knitting magazine featuring regional yarns and the makers behind them. Utilizing beautiful designs, Nomadic Knits features regional fibers and local indie yarn dyers in designs reminiscent of that region. Each issue contains knitting patterns in a range of skill levels. 

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Upstate New York is known for apples, farmland, rivers and lakes galore, and unmatched foliage every autumn. We did our best to capture the feeling through beautiful knitting patterns and colorways from local indie yarn dyers.

Featuring yarn from:
7th Floor Yarn
Artyarns
CeCe's Wool
Hudson Valley Fibers
Hudson Valley Sheep & Wool Company
Into the Whirled
Llady Llama
Spun Right Round
The Periwinkle Sheep

With designs by:
Deborah Breland
Laura Dobratz
Vanessa Ewing
Melissa Kemmerer
Adrienne Larsen
Nataliya Polyakov

See you in New York!

Although the print copies of this issue are sold out, digital copies are available.

Nomadic Knits was founded in 2018 as a creative knitting magazine featuring regional yarns and the makers behind them. Utilizing beautiful designs, Nomadic Knits features regional fibers and local indie yarn dyers in designs reminiscent of that region. Each issue contains knitting patterns in a range of skill levels. 

Issue 2 Cover

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