Rowan Knitting & Crochet Magazine 48
For Autumn Winter 2010, the recent
move towards handicraft remains strong, and catwalk trends are all about
sustainability. Rustic, felted and roving yarns provide warmth, comfort
and security in the form of easy to wear, relaxed, big knits. Patterning
is heavy, with floral folk, tartans, fairisles and stripes combining
perfectly with complex cabling and structure throughout the following
three stories,
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wonderful designs;
Nomad embracing natural textures with
a soft palette:
Nomad designs 1 - 8 /
Nomad designs 9 - 11
Russian Doll embodying the very
meaning of pattern:
Russian Doll designs 1 - 7 /
Russian Doll designs 8 - 16
Timeless classic styles that look good
on young and more mature alike:
Timeless designs 1 - 4 /
Timeless designs 5 - 9
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Rowan Knitting & Crochet Magazine 47
Whispers of all things feminine encircle
Spring Summer 2010, with elegance, vintage and drape being the central
qualities. Natural, sustainable yarns are fast becoming the norm and not
the exception. Hemp, linen and corn provide heavier, rustic textures,
whereas sumptuous silk and viscose tease with their perfect fluidity,
stitch definition and understated shine. We also see the much
anticipated emergence of recycled yarns, groundbreaking in the form of
silk, cotton and viscose.
These trends are reflected in the
following three stories Serenity, Halycon Days and Jamboree, click on
the following links to view the wonderful designs;
Serenity designs 1 - 6 /
Serenity designs 7 - 12 /
Halycon Days designs 1 - 6 /
Halycon Days designs 7- 12 /
Jamboree designs 1 - 6 /
Jamboree designs 7 - 14
Kaffe Fassett designs 1 - 3 /
Kaffe Fassett designs 4 - 10
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Rowan Knitting & Crochet Magazine 46
With resurgence in handicrafts
and all things handmade, winter 2009/10 sees the celebration of
traditional craftsmanship. Hand knitwear is the perfect opportunity for
the discerning consumer to express their creative flair in an
environmentally responsible way. Consumers are willing to invest their
precious time and money creating ageless knitwear that offers quality,
luxury and longevity. With a continuing trend for natural fibres, yarns
are light and fluffy, warm and airy or dense including matted, scrubbed,
hairy and primitive. The heavily textured fabrics are infused with
cashmere, baby alpaca, kid mohair and silk to create beautifully soft
textured fabrics. Traditionally British fabrics such as tweeds, checks,
tartans, fairisle and plaids are used as well as chunky structured
cables in soft rounded and felted yarns completing the traditional craft
inspired look. These trends are
reflected in the following 3 stories,
Heritage,
Shadowland
and
Folklore
Yarns covered include:
Big Wool, Cocoon, Pure
Wool 4 Ply, Pure Wool Aran, Shimmer, Wool Cotton, Kidsilk Haze, Kid
Classic, Kidsilk Aura, Felted Tweed, Felted Tweed Aran, Felted Tweed
Chunky.
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and take a
look at some of the
designs featured!
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Rowan Knitting & Crochet Magazine 45
All things natural are
the main driving force behind the yarn trend for spring 2009. The
knitwear eco trend is ever expanding with the introduction of a wider
choice of environmentally sound yarns. The trend for finer, light weight
yarns continues with emphasis placed on drape and comfort. Surface shine
is a prominent trend with an overall look which is sophisticated and
elegant. The natural perspective of the main yarn trend translates
itself in relaxed, textural casual pieces as well as an ultra fine,
smart urban look. Raised surfaces and textures are important with the
look acheived by inconsistences in the yarn or by stitch structures.
Open lace and mesh patterns provide interest in knitwear using non
textural yarns. These three major themes are reflected in the three
design stories: 'Bloom', 'Evergreen' and 'Driftwood'.
Yarns covered include:
Fine Milk Cotton, Shimmer, Cotton Glace, Kidsilk Haze, Summer Tweed,
Calmer, Handknit Cotton, Denim and All Seasons Cotton.
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designs featured!
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Rowan Knitting & Crochet Magazine 44
Winter 2008 is the season of big
statements and knitwear takes the centre stage. Colour is strong and contrasting
as well as beautifully graduating. Yarns are lighter in weight, textures are
prominent and there is a triumphant return to patterns. Yarns are classic with
soft handles and innovative blends. There is a growing trend for simplicity we
see the rapidly increasing significance of sustainable fibres which highlights
our social responsibility and our impact on the planet. Winter 2008 celebrates
the 30th anniversary edition of the Rowan magazine. To reflect this important
event Rowan is promoting sumptuous stories:
Nostalgia,
Renaissance and
Elegance. Colour,
pattern and texture are all very prominent and the garment designs reflect the
seasons important trends. Each of the stories is styled in a simple wearable way
which helps showcase the designs featured in the magazine.
Yarns covered include:
4ply Soft, Pure Wool 4ply, Wool Cotton, Kid Classic, Shimmer, Tapestry,
Felted Tweed, Kid Silk Aura and Scottish Tweed 4ply.
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designs featured!
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Rowan Knitting & Crochet Magazine 43
The
new Spring 2008 season is
inspired by a return to simplicity. The need for clothing which is becoming
comfortable to wear but also made from basic and classic materials is becoming
more and more important. The growing demand for products which have a hand made
quality reflect this trend and handknitting is the perfect muse for this. As
fashion moves torwards simpler and cleaner forms, the real trend for the season
is based on colour. This is the season of the palest neutrals , warn sun dried
brights and library greys. To reflect these trends, Rowan is promoting three
stories Heavenly, Weekender and Elemental. Each of the stories is styled in a
simple, wearable way which helps showcase the beautiful designs featured within
the magazine.
Yarns covered include:
Cotton Glace, Kidsilk Haze, Kidsilk Spray, Kidsilk Night, 4ply Cotton, Bamboo
Tape, Damask, Handknit Cotton, Summer Tweed, Rowan Denim and Calmer.
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designs featured!
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Rowan Knitting & Crochet Magazine 39
Spring is almost here, and with it comes Rowan's
Magazine 39, which is filled with over 40 inspiring garments and
accessories from some of the best known names in handknitting design.
Magazine 39 contains three beautifully
photographed stories plus interesting articles - read about Lucinda Guy
and the inspiration for her wonderful children's books, learn how to
embellish and customise Rowan's ever popular Denim yarn or be inspired by
our Fashion Revival spread where we use Kid Silk Haze to create beautiful
designs with a vintage feel.
All skill levels are catered for in the easy to read patterns and charts,
and the regular features and articles provide plenty of reading material
too
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Rowan Knitting & Crochet Magazine 38
With over 60
projects, Rowan Knitting Magazine 38 has something for everyone.
Containing
three inspirational stories with designs from some of today's best-known
handknitting designers as well as emerging new talent, Magazine 38 is
packed with beautiful knitwear designs in over 15 of Rowan's winter yarns.
The magazine also includes tips and techniques for this season's latest
felting trend - plus information on what's hot for this winter.
All skill levels are catered for in the easy to read patterns and charts,
and the regular features and articles provide plenty of reading material
too.
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