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Join us for the official Twelve Days of Knitmas Mystery Knit-Along; a twelve-day knitting extravaganza that kicks off December 26th.

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two hands wearing grey fingerless mitts, designed by Kate Atherley and knit using a soft grey from a Michigan indie yarn dyer; pattern available in Nomadic Knits creative knitting magazine
Young blond woman looking over her right shoulder. She is wearing the Mile Road tank, a knitting pattern by tina tse, knit in indie dyed yarn by Hawari Bazaar. Mile Road tank can be found in Nomadic Knits knitting magazine. Picture demonstrates negative ease in knitting.
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Blond haired young woman holding a grey kitten, wearing the higgins lake hat with a faux fur pom pom; knitting pattern by Jodi Brown of Grocery girls knit, available in Nomadic Knits knitting magazine subscription
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beautiful white woman with hot pink hair wearing a purple and sand striped shawl, sitting on a rock wall
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Beautiful dark skinned Black woman wearing a golden yellow knitted cowl; pattern in indie dyed yarn in creative knitting magazine
nk issue 7 cover photo michigan

Overflowing with twelve beautiful designs featuring local indie yarn dyers and stunning views of the Michigan landscape, Nomadic Knits issue seven : michigan is our largest yet!

The knitting patterns include a hat, socks, shawls, and sweaters, and range from fingering weight to worsted and from beginner to advanced. 

Explore Michigan with us as you turn the pages, meet the local indie dyers, and pick a new project to cast on.

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

Featuring yarn from:
Adelaide Fiber Co.
AJHC Wools
Aquarius Make
Briar Rose Fibers
Driftwood Dyeworks
Graphic Dyeworks
Hawari Bazaar
Knitterly Things
Mint Rain
Roberta Rae Fibers
The Plucky Knitter
The Yarn and Us
This Craft or That
Twisted Fiber Art
UP North Yarns
Why Knot Fibers

With designs by:
Kate Atherley
Jodi Brown
Ann Budd
Christina Danaee
Laura Dobratz
Michelle Grace
Melissa Kemmerer
Tracie Millar
Cassondra Rizzardi
Tina Tse
Mona Zillah


Each print copy contains a Ravelry digital download code on the last page so you can add it to your Ravelry library.

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. It is printed on beautiful matte paper in the US and is filled with knitting patterns in a range of skill levels. 

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Overflowing with twelve beautiful designs featuring local indie yarn dyers and stunning views of the Michigan landscape, Nomadic Knits issue seven : michigan is our largest yet!

The knitting patterns include a hat, socks, shawls, and sweaters, and range from fingering weight to worsted and from beginner to advanced. 

Explore Michigan with us as you turn the pages, meet the local indie dyers, and pick a new project to cast on.

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

Featuring yarn from:
Adelaide Fiber Co.
AJHC Wools
Aquarius Make
Briar Rose Fibers
Driftwood Dyeworks
Graphic Dyeworks
Hawari Bazaar
Knitterly Things
Mint Rain
Roberta Rae Fibers
The Plucky Knitter
The Yarn and Us
This Craft or That
Twisted Fiber Art
UP North Yarns
Why Knot Fibers

With designs by:
Kate Atherley
Jodi Brown
Ann Budd
Christina Danaee
Laura Dobratz
Michelle Grace
Melissa Kemmerer
Tracie Millar
Cassondra Rizzardi
Tina Tse
Mona Zillah


Each print copy contains a Ravelry digital download code on the last page so you can add it to your Ravelry library.

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. It is printed on beautiful matte paper in the US and is filled with knitting patterns in a range of skill levels. 

nk issue 7 cover photo michigan

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