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.
Yarn is published in March, June, September and December each year.
Issue 57 Animalia Published March 2020
Articles:
- All Dressed Up – Naomi James
- Secret Colour – Simone Cross
- Dyeing with Avocados – Simone Cross
- Growing Avocados – Alan R Jones
- Yarns from Pet Fur – Naomi James
- Animal Print in Tapestry Crochet – Mara Cunnett
- Creatures and Cloth – Dianne Osborne
- Tips and Tricks – My Photostitch – Rie Natalenko
Fiction: Grumblefloof – Amy Lane
People: Interview with Ruth Marshall – Maria Layne
Patterns:
CROCHET
- Arnold the Sheep – Jenny Occleshaw
- The Very Heavy Caterpillar – Bryar McClellan
KNIT
- Loopy Lulu the Sheep – Jenny Occleshaw
- Rosie Rabbit and Fergal Fox – Jenny Occleshaw
- On the Farm (blanket) – Michelle Gordon
- Fur Baby Vest – Michelle Gordon
- Hermione Hippo and Edwina Elephant – Jenny Occleshaw
OTHER YARN CRAFTS
- Cute and Easy Dog Coat (repurposing) – Elayne Watson
- Butterfly Brooch (needle felting) – Reena Harwood
- Animal Hand Puppets (felting) – Rachel Preston
Plus: Stitch and Pattern Difficulty Guide, Yarn Library, and more…
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.
Yarn is published in March, June, September and December each year.
Issue 57 Animalia Published March 2020
Articles:
- All Dressed Up – Naomi James
- Secret Colour – Simone Cross
- Dyeing with Avocados – Simone Cross
- Growing Avocados – Alan R Jones
- Yarns from Pet Fur – Naomi James
- Animal Print in Tapestry Crochet – Mara Cunnett
- Creatures and Cloth – Dianne Osborne
- Tips and Tricks – My Photostitch – Rie Natalenko
Fiction: Grumblefloof – Amy Lane
People: Interview with Ruth Marshall – Maria Layne
Patterns:
CROCHET
- Arnold the Sheep – Jenny Occleshaw
- The Very Heavy Caterpillar – Bryar McClellan
KNIT
- Loopy Lulu the Sheep – Jenny Occleshaw
- Rosie Rabbit and Fergal Fox – Jenny Occleshaw
- On the Farm (blanket) – Michelle Gordon
- Fur Baby Vest – Michelle Gordon
- Hermione Hippo and Edwina Elephant – Jenny Occleshaw
OTHER YARN CRAFTS
- Cute and Easy Dog Coat (repurposing) – Elayne Watson
- Butterfly Brooch (needle felting) – Reena Harwood
- Animal Hand Puppets (felting) – Rachel Preston
Plus: Stitch and Pattern Difficulty Guide, Yarn Library, and more…
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