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Issue 8 Cover of Nomadic Knits creative knitting magazine
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Issue 8 Cover of Nomadic Knits creative knitting magazine

Fall in love with Washington from the comfort of your home; explore the region with us as you turn the pages, meet the local indie dyers, and pick a new project to cast on.]

Nomadic Knits issue eight : washington features eleven beautiful designs, local indie yarn dyers, and stunning views of the Washington landscape! 

The knitting patterns include socks, two hats, two shawls, and six sweaters, ranging from fingering weight to worsted and from beginner to advanced.

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

 

Featuring yarn from:
Bedhead Fiber
Cedar House Yarns
Dandelions & Daisies
Fidalgo Artisan Yarn
Hazel Knits
Huckleberry Knits
Jorstad Creek
Seattle Sky Dyeworks
Serial Knitter
Spincycle

 

With designs by:
Duke Akiba
Deborah Breland
Sumayyah Chougle
Katrina Gilbank
Melissa Kemmerer
Tristen Molina
Sierra Morningstar
Mhairi Morris
Nadya Stallings
Dominque Trad
Mona Zillah

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

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Fall in love with Washington from the comfort of your home; explore the region with us as you turn the pages, meet the local indie dyers, and pick a new project to cast on.]

Nomadic Knits issue eight : washington features eleven beautiful designs, local indie yarn dyers, and stunning views of the Washington landscape! 

The knitting patterns include socks, two hats, two shawls, and six sweaters, ranging from fingering weight to worsted and from beginner to advanced.

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

 

Featuring yarn from:
Bedhead Fiber
Cedar House Yarns
Dandelions & Daisies
Fidalgo Artisan Yarn
Hazel Knits
Huckleberry Knits
Jorstad Creek
Seattle Sky Dyeworks
Serial Knitter
Spincycle

 

With designs by:
Duke Akiba
Deborah Breland
Sumayyah Chougle
Katrina Gilbank
Melissa Kemmerer
Tristen Molina
Sierra Morningstar
Mhairi Morris
Nadya Stallings
Dominque Trad
Mona Zillah

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

Issue 8 Cover of Nomadic Knits creative knitting magazine

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