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Jane Austen Magazine

Jane Austen FALL 2012
  $14.99

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This issue offers:

  • Over 30 knitting patterns for shawls, jackets, socks, hats, mitts, and more.
  • Focus on a variety of techniques such as lace, colorwork, and cables, as well as embroidery for knitting.
  • Fascinating articles that dive into the history, textiles, and characters of Jane Austen’s world.
  • Plus, this issue has a special look at crochet during the Regency era with examples of camisettes and a pattern to create your own.

Whether you are an avid knitter, a Janeite, a lover of the Regency era, or all of the above, you will find something to fit your fancy in this magazine. 

     
 
Jane Austen Spring 2012   $14.99

The second issue of Jane Austen Knits, a special issue from the editors of Spin-Off magazine, our Summer 2012 issue explores the Regency era through patterns inspired by one of the greatest writers to come out of this time—Jane Austen. In this issue, discover 30 knitting patterns inspired by author Jane Austen's works and the Regency era. Techniques range from lace to cables for hats, socks, sweaters, shawls and more.
   
       
Paisley Leaf Elizas Wrap        
       
Entrelec Reticule Sotherton        
           
           
Jane Austen Spring 2012

 

Collectors Item: $20

This issue is sold out at Interweave - we can no longer reorder. We have onlyl 4 or 5 copies left - first come first served!
The premiere issue of Jane Austen Knits, a special issue from the editors of Spin-Off magazine, it explores the Regency era through patterns inspired by one of the greatest writers to come out of this time—Jane Austen.

  • FEATURES

    KNITTING TO AUSTEN by Amy O'Neill Houck

    THE MIGHTY MUSLIN by Susan Forgue

    JANE'S WORLD IN HISTORY by Susan Forgue

    SENSE AND SENSIBILITY PATTERN COMPANY by Joanna Johnson

    JANE AND KNITTING by Sheryl Craig

    REGENCY FASHION IN COLOR by Meghan Fernandes

    WHAT WOULD JANE KNIT? by Larissa Brown

    JANE AUSTEN, MULTITASKER by Rebecca Dickson

    PROJECTS

      COUNTRY

    Linen Work Apron by Annie Modesitt

    Short Stays by Larissa Brown

    Fitz Fingerless Mitts by Catherine Shields

    Pemberley Slippers by Kristi Schueler

    Lydia Bennet Secret Stockings by Susan Strawn

    An Aran for Frederick by Kathleen Dames

    Georgiana Shawlette by Susanna IC

    Modern Reticule by Heather Zoppetti

    Frivolous Socks by Katie Franceschi

      MANOR

    Woodhouse Spencer by Jennifer Wood

    Marianne Dashwood Stockings by Ann Kingstone

    Lambton Top by Theressa Silver

    Barton Cottage Shrug by Kristi Schueler

    Elinor's Tea Cozy by Anne Berk, Valerie Allen, Jill Betts, and Elaine Blatt

    Flower and Lace Cuffs by Carol Huebscher Rhoades

    Fiori Pullover by Mary Annarella

      GARDEN

    Northanger Abbey Hood by Catherine Salter Bayar

    Elinor Tunic by Kristi Schueler

    Scarlet Capelet by Heather Zoppetti

    Chawton Mittens by Anne Blayney

    Lydia Military Spencer by Annie Modesitt

    Mr. Knightley's Vest by Jenny Sorensen

    Frederick & Anne Scarf by Kirsti Johanson

    Leafy Muff by Karen Holmes

    Theme Scarf by Stephenie Gaustad

    Variation Scarf by Stephenie Gaustad

      TOWN

    Emma Shrug by Tian Connaughton

    Josephine Shawl by Rebecca Blair

    Meryton Coat by Stephanie Earp

    Kensington Mitts by Annie Modesitt

    Miss Morland's Neckcloth by Kendra Nitta

    Miss Bennet's Beaded Bag by Joanna Johnson

    Sense and Fashion Handwarmers by Hannah Poon

    Diamond and Cross Reticule by Kendra Nitta

    Evening Spencer by Corrina Ferguson

    Picturesque Cape by Sharon Fuller