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Looking up at palm trees and blue sky
Becky and Melissa sitting back to back poolside enjoying cocktails. Both are wearing denim shirts and Beach Hair Don't Care headbands and laughing. The knitting pattern can be found in issue one of Nomadic Knits creative knitting magazine.
Blue, green and white Shawl hanging from a huge rock on the beach. Shadows in the Rain knitting pattern by Melissa Kemmerer using indie yarn dyer Kristin Omdahl bamboo yarn, can be found in issue one of Nomadic Knits creative knitting magazine
All the issue one Knit garments folded and stacked; bright tropical colors including blues, turquoise and white. All can be found in Nomadic Knits creative knitting magazine.
Brunette woman riding a beach cruiser bicycle on a road lined with banyan trees. She is wearing white pants and a knitted short sleeve sweater. The sweater is navy with pink flecks on the bottom and white with pink and blue flecks on top. The knitting pattern can be found in issue one of Nomadic Knits creative knitting magazine
A woman is sitting on a dock over the water; only her legs and feet are visible and she is wearing short grey, blue and white striped socks. The sock knitting pattern can be found in Nomadic Knits creative knitting magazine. The indie dyed yarn used is from indie yarn dyer String Theory colorworks
Brunette woman wearing a green knitted tee against a beach backdrop. The tee is a knitting pattern found in Nomadic Knits creative knitting magazine. The colorway is from indie yarn dyer Olive and Two Ewe.
Brunette woman in a floppy straw hat sitting poolside with a cocktail and a derpy white poodle. She is wearing a turquoise mesh-looking knitted swim coverup. The knitting pattern can be found in issue one of Nomadic Knits creative knitting magazine.
Brunette woman from the back walking along a dock over the water. She is wearing a flowing lacy cardigan that is pale grey/blue with navy trim at the bottom. The knitting pattern was knit with Malabrigo lace yarn and can be found in issue one of Nomadic Knits creative knitting magazine
Brunette woman on the beach in front of a huge jagged rock. She is wearing a white with blue speckles knitted tank and tan shorts. The knitting pattern is Safe Haven and is shown in Emma's Yarn, indie dyed yarn. It can be found in issue one of Nomadic Knits creative knitting magazine.
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Welcome to the very first issue of Nomadic Knits! 

Nomadic Knits Magazine was founded in 2018 as a knitting travelogue featuring regional yarns and the makers behind them. Utilizing beautiful designs, Nomadic Knits will feature regional fibers in designs reminiscent of that region. It is printed on beautiful matte paper in the US.

Nomadic Knits issue one : florida features nine designs from Melissa Kemmerer of Melissa K Designs. Each design is perfectly suited for warm-weather wear and features Florida-dyed yarn.

Beautifully photographed, we hope the issue transports you to the sun and sand and inspires you to knit for the too-often neglected warmer seasons.

We'll see you on the beach!

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 one : florida

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Welcome to the very first issue of Nomadic Knits! 

Nomadic Knits Magazine was founded in 2018 as a knitting travelogue featuring regional yarns and the makers behind them. Utilizing beautiful designs, Nomadic Knits will feature regional fibers in designs reminiscent of that region. It is printed on beautiful matte paper in the US.

Nomadic Knits issue one : florida features nine designs from Melissa Kemmerer of Melissa K Designs. Each design is perfectly suited for warm-weather wear and features Florida-dyed yarn.

Beautifully photographed, we hope the issue transports you to the sun and sand and inspires you to knit for the too-often neglected warmer seasons.

We'll see you on the beach!

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 1 Cover

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– Stephanie Pearl-McPhee

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– Judy Blume

Knitting is the saving of life.

– Virginia Woolf

Maybe the finished product is not the whole point. Maybe the finished us is not the entire point. The point is the learning and the growing and creating of something really cool.

– Emily Watts

The purpose of art is washing the dust of daily life off our souls.

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Try to be a rainbow in someone's cloud.

– Maya Angelou

What you do makes a difference, and you have to decide what kind of difference you want to make.

– Jane Goodall

It always seems impossible until it's done.

– Nelson Mandela

Creativity is intelligence having fun.

– Albert Einstein

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Keep some room in your heart for the unimaginable.

– Mary Oliver

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