Knit How

Radicle Threads | Issue 2: GROWTH/SUNNY & BRIGHT

Radicle Threads is a BBIMP grassroots company that aims to create a sustainable, ethical, and equitable online and print publication with a focus on crafting. Radicle Threads mission is to uplift, amplify, and empower BBIMP voices and to share our knowledge, skills, and experiences with the goal of increasing accessibility for all.

Inside this issue:
 - 5 REFRESHING RECIPES
 - 12 CROCHET & KNIT PATTERNS
 - 5 CRAFTING PROJECTS
 - 4 ARTICLES, a must read journey of what can and should be!
 - Journal of Fennigan’s Farms, with an update of their story.

11.75 × 14.5 × 1.5 in

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“Walking barefooted on a meadow wet with morning dew. A call of a bird echoing over a silent lake. Wandering home through the sleeping city at sunrise.”

Issue 14, summer 2022, is inspired by the light Nordic summer nights – gentle, delicate and carefree. The 10 designs featured in our summer collection embody that summer night’s magic and explore colourwork, texture and delicate details.

• 148 pages

• 10 knitting patterns, beautifully photographed and illustrated (both charts and written instructions provided)

• an interview with knitwear designer Aleks Byrd whose debut book is published in May 2022 by Laine Publishing

• an article about Sisters United

• an article about vegan knitting

• a column about the challenge of running into a creative rut by our regular columnist Päivi Kankaro

• a column about how to find comfort in learning a new craft by our regular columnist Jeanette Sloan

• seasonal recipes

• book reviews

• Laine Favourites section.

Designers featured in this issue: Pablo Aneiros, Isabella Clark, Evgeniya Dupliy, Lindsey Fowler, Katrine Hannibal, Anna Husemann, Ema Marinescu, Claudia Quintanilla, Maria Walters and Sylvia Watts-Cherry.

Print only. No digital download code available.

Printed in Estonia.

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OUTSIDE represents an open mindset reminiscent of childhood joys brought by Spring and Summer days. The projects in this issue radiate a warm and playful mood inspired by bounces of light and gentle breezes on the hills, paths, and plains of our collective journey as makers.

No. 13 / OUTSIDE – includes projects, artwork, and poetry by Jess Lucas, Arounna Khounnoraj, Kristine Vejar, Louisa Burtonshaw, Sanae Ishida, Daisy Aschehoug, Silvia Sutters, Youngmin Lee, Sara Cooley, Jessica Jeong, Cassidy Seidler, Allison Jane, Paula Pereira, Nataliya Guseva, Nicole Knutsen, Leila Raven, Susan B. Anderson, Johanna Kunin, Marie Régnier, Naama Ido, Tiffany Chen, Sunghee Park, and Ocean Rose.

Knit and sew garment patterns are sized up to fit at least a 60" bust measurement.

KNIT • SEW • QUILT • EMBROIDER • WEAVE • CROCHET • RECIPES + MORE

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The world’s first comic-strip knitting book, Knitstrips presents 22 original patterns, boundless humor, and seriously appealing knitting instruction

Inspired, original, and laugh-out-loud funny, knitstrips are patterns and knitting instruction mixed with advice and humorous commentary—and presented in illustrated comic book panels. Launched in 2016 on the mega-popular knitting site Modern Daily Knitting, the strips gained instant popularity and have attracted thousands of avid fans. The book includes 22 brand-new patterns and is designed to mimic a bound collection of comic books in a series: each “issue” with its own cover and wry theme—from yarn stashes to binge knitting—that is close to the heart of knitters. Issues offer four to six knitting patterns each, plus designer highlights and a variety of stories and technical discussions. The result is a fresh, lively knitting adventure that is like nothing the fiber world has seen before.

ABOUT THE AUTHORS
Alice Ormsbee Beltran is the creator of Knitstrips, knitting pattern comics launched in 2016, and is based in Long Beach, California. She works with her writing partner and expert knitter, Karen Kim Mar, who lives in Upland, California.

160 pages
Paperback
8.5 x 0.5 x 9.88 inches

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Knitting guru Norah Gaughan shows you how to make rectangles, squares, and simple shapes—then fold, twist, and pleat them to create unique, fashionable clothes and accessories

Simple shapes are ideal for the novice knitter, but the clever folds and fastenings of Knit, Fold, Pleat, Repeat will intrigue the experienced crowd too. These techniques are easy to learn, and the design possibilities—and new combinations that come to light once you begin—are nearly endless. Each design starts with a simple rectangle, square, or triangle and builds from there: to fold, drape, or twist the shape into a garment or accessory, and to introduce pleats, welts, and slices along the way. Every pattern has a gorgeous high-fashion style, and the projects are so addictive to knit—you may find yourself making the same garment in new colors and yarns so you'll have one for each season. The book includes thirty-six patterns in all, each with variations.

224 pages
Hardcover
8.75 x 1 x 10.25 inches

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Vogue Knitting Spring Summer 2022 features 18 knit designs in three collections: 

Inspiration Exploration: Journey to New Mexico with textile artist Rhiannon Griego whose work is most inspired by the landscapes of, and her connection to, the deserts of the American Southwest through her Mexican, Spanish and Tohono O'odham lineages.

Travel Knitting: Don’t forget to pack for fun! Colorful graphic knits take you where you want to go.

Into the Mystic: Once a significant seaport, now a beautiful vacation spot, Mystic, Connecticut is the ideal destination to eat, shop and take in some maritime history while showing off your classic handknits.

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