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Issue 4 Cover of Nomadic Knits creative knitting magazine
Kayla Maressa modeling a cozy grey sweater knit in Magpie Fibers. The knitting pattern is by Melissa Kemmerer in issue four of Nomadic Knits boutique knitting magazine
Kayla Maressa modeling Great Falls tank - a draping blue laceweight pullover, knit in Dragonfly Fiberworks. The knitting pattern by Nataliya Polyakov is in issue four of Nomadic Knits boutique knitting magazine.
View of a woman's feet. She is wearing Rocky Shores socks, knit in grey and pink. Sock knitting pattern written by Tracie Millar of Grocery Girls knit, in Nomadic Knits creative knitting magazine
Sandra, an indie yarn dyer from Duck Duck Wool, standing next to a white horse, wearing a sweater knitting pattern by Donna Estin, knit in Shalimar Yarn. The sweater is oatmeal colored with army-green stripes down the sleeves, and she is also wearing green pants and brown boots.
Kayla Maressa modeling two sweaters: Great Falls, a light blue drapey knit tank, under a navy blue open cardigan (Annapolis), both knitting patterns in Nomadic Knits creative knitting magazine. The sweaters are knit in yarn from the indie yarn dyers Dragonfly Fibers and Havirland.
Indie yarn dyer Sandra from Duck Duck Wool wearing a white shirt with blue jeans and brown boots, holding up a biased rectangle shawl in blue, grey, and white. the Blue Ridge shawl is a knitting pattern in Nomadic Knits creative knitting magazine
Kayla Maressa wearing a denim shirt and modeling maroon and pale pink mittens with a dandelion motif on the top side of the hands. It is the dandelion mittens knitting pattern by tanis gray knit in yarn from indie yarn dyer little fox yarn
anacostia cowl knitting pattern by laura aylor using yarn from indie yarn dyer backyard fiberworks
Kayla Maressa modeling a maroon hat with a gray faux fur pom pom; it's the herrington hat by jodi brown of grocery girls knit in blue skin yarn issue four
Issue 4 Cover of Nomadic Knits creative knitting magazine

Join us as we explore all the beauty that the Mid-Atlantic region has to offer. From mountains to beaches to the seat of the United States Government, the Mid-Atlantic has it all.

Nomadic Knits issue four : maryland / dc / virginia contains eleven new knitting patterns featuring beautiful yarn from Maryland, DC, and Virginia!

Every knitting pattern in this issue is sized to fit at least a 60″ bust.

Featuring yarn from:
Backyard Fiberworks
Blue Skin Yarns
Brediculous Yarns
Cestari
Dragonfly Fibers
Duck Duck Wool
Haute Boheme
Havirland
Kim Dyes Yarn
Knot House Yarns
Little Fox
Magpie Fibers
Neighborhood Fiber Co.
Shalimar Yarns
Urban Girl Yarns

With designs by:
Laura Aylor
Jodi Brown
Donna Estin
Tanis Gray
Adrienne Larsen
Melissa Kemmerer
Tracie Millar
Nataliya Polyakov
Devin Ventre

We’ll see you in Maryland, DC, and Virginia!

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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Join us as we explore all the beauty that the Mid-Atlantic region has to offer. From mountains to beaches to the seat of the United States Government, the Mid-Atlantic has it all.

Nomadic Knits issue four : maryland / dc / virginia contains eleven new knitting patterns featuring beautiful yarn from Maryland, DC, and Virginia!

Every knitting pattern in this issue is sized to fit at least a 60″ bust.

Featuring yarn from:
Backyard Fiberworks
Blue Skin Yarns
Brediculous Yarns
Cestari
Dragonfly Fibers
Duck Duck Wool
Haute Boheme
Havirland
Kim Dyes Yarn
Knot House Yarns
Little Fox
Magpie Fibers
Neighborhood Fiber Co.
Shalimar Yarns
Urban Girl Yarns

With designs by:
Laura Aylor
Jodi Brown
Donna Estin
Tanis Gray
Adrienne Larsen
Melissa Kemmerer
Tracie Millar
Nataliya Polyakov
Devin Ventre

We’ll see you in Maryland, DC, and Virginia!

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 4 Cover of Nomadic Knits creative knitting magazine

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