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Back Issue Yarn #5
$6.50
Yarn Magazine
Yarn magazine began via a group of knitters at a pub in Adelaide, SA. As Barbara Coddington, the original editor said, “As knitters and crafters we like to have a yarn as much as we like to play with the stuff, so making a magazine that is smart and fun to read and explore throughout – not just in the patterns section – was essential. We think of it as ‘craft journalism’, rather than simply pretty things to make (although that is important too).”
Yarn is filled with many different techniques of playing with yarns and fibres, as well as instructional, inspirational and just plain fun articles.
You will find knitting, crochet, felting, spinning, weaving, travel, and so much more in this magazine.
Having begun in Adelaide, Yarn is still an Australian magazine, created here in Australia, and read worldwide.
For more information on contents of this issue click on “Description” below.
This issue is also available on CD (HERE).
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Description
Published Summer 2007, this wonderful magazine is now published each March, June, September and December.
Just because it’s warm weather that’s no reason to down needles and hooks. In fact, what better way to relax through the heat than by indulging yourself in yarn?
Issue 5 features projects in cool silks and cottons to keep you motivated; total t-shirt renovations sure to freshen up your outlook; little gifts to whip up for any special occasion, and when the heat gets a bit much, we’ve got good reading — Mel Clark on her book with Tracey Ullman; leisure reading lists of the int’l kniterati (including Margaret Stove, Anne Bartlett and the Yarn Harlot herself, Stephanie Pearl-McPhee).
Check out our fresh array of patterns, news and reviews that tell it like it is:
Meet Mel Clark – a Q&A by Barbara Coddington
Knitting in Public – the healing art of craft by Kylie Gusset
Spin Out in the Park – the South Australian Handspinners and Weavers Guild by Barbara Coddington
Pocket Science – creating pockets in knitting by Melissa Deutsch Scott
Yarn on a Shoestring – the time for giving by Sarah Golder
Simple Gifts – a number of patterns by Sarah Colder:
- Knitted Tea Cosy
- Reversible Cushion Covers
- Coat Hanger Covers
- Techie Pocket Socks
- Simple Socks
Teed Up – 3 designers, 5 inspirational T-shirt renovations – Mitsuko Tonouchi, Kylie Gusset, Prudence Mapstone
Vintage-inspired Paisley Skirt – a knitted and crocheted skirt by Vivian Tng
Windflowers – a retro-inspired jumper by Mary-Helen Ward
Gumleaf Lace Shawl by Kathryn Gunn
Outback Opera Camisole by Juliana Ellis
Holiday Halter by Gitta Schrade
Amanda’s Shawl by Beth Cohen
Brighton Beach Bag by Melissa Deutsch Scott
Sashay Silk Belts by Liz Haywood
Daria Choker by Kylie Gusset
This issue is also available on CD (HERE).
Want to Subscribe? Subscribe for 12 months HERE or 24 months HERE. Subscriptions will start with the next issue out so that we don’t double up on one you may have purchased already – please refer to the subscriptions page for clarification.
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