Feb/March 2008

What's New(s) in Knitting

New in this edition of KnitNet

This edition of KnitNet is a milestone.

We're starting our 10th year, albeit a little later than we planned. Thanks for your patience with this delayed edition!

To mark the occasion, we asked Sally Melville, KnitNet's long time friend, to write about the future of knitting.

We also have patterns that, appropriately, celebrate embellishment. Embroider, add furry touches or wonderful buttons to make your knitting even more beautiful!

Along with these patterns, our Special Delivery feature brings you a new pattern from a just published knitting book, Glamour Knits at Home by Erika Knight. Knitting the Web directs you to Elann, an online store with scores of free patterns. And our Knitting in Print brings you the most beautiful embellishment books ever printed, Nicky Epstein's On, Over and Beyond the Edge.

Happy 10th Anniversary to us and thanks, as ever, to our loyal readers!

We'll send a free online subscription for a year — or extend your subscription — to the first 10 people who can email us the name of one of the patterns in our first ever edition!

Tips, Tricks and Trade Secrets

If you're not receiving our free weekly Tips, Tricks and Trade Secrets bulletin, you're missing out on one of the best free knitting newsletters. Each week, we send along knitting tips from fellow knitters and experts.

If you submit a Tip, Trick or Trade Secret that we publish, you'll get a free one year online subscription to KnitNet or a one year extension to your existing subscription.