• Pom Pom Quarterly - Issue 31 - Winter 2019 - Terrain Issue
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Pom Pom - Winter 2019

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Issue 31, TERRAIN

Pom Pom Quarterly features contemporary knitting patterns from both established and up-and-coming designers, recipes, articles, tutorials, and more. Each issue brings something new and exciting to crafters across the globe.

This beautifully produced publication (printed in the UK on heavy paper) is an Izzy Knits favorite! The publication itself is drool-worthy, featuring stunning photography, outstanding graphic design, and inspiring color palettes and themes.

Issue includes 9 knit patterns & 1 crochet pattern.

Features & Content

Welcome to winter, a collection of patterns inspired by terrain awaits you. The designs are a nod to the tactile and three-dimensional nature of knitwear, but also explorations of the deeper meanings of maps, journeys, and boundaries. The designers, yarn producers, and writers come from, have moved to, and have cultural roots in many different parts of the world. We hope that the stories that are woven into their words and designs will ground you at this busy time of year.

Featuring designs by: FIONA ALICE // AINUR BERKIMBAYEVA // SARI NORDLUND // GERALDINE YANG // JUDITH BRAND // LOTTA H LÖTHGREN // NOMA NDLOVU // SARAH SOLOMON // CHRISTELLE BAGEA // CLAIRE WALLS

These designers are also joined by Sophia Cai, discussing the powerful meaning behind an important jumper project, Yukako Satone of Loop of the Loom with a unique mud-dyeing tutorial for a striking wall hanging, and sweet treats are provided by Kat Goldin with her twist on the chocolate classic rocky road.

Our location for this issue was Pedernales Falls State Park in central Texas, a significant place of natural beauty and ecological importance. In recognition of the Indigenous communities that were stewards of this land, a percentage of this issue’s sales will be donated to the Society of Native Nations.

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