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Issue 232 of The Knitter Magazine is on sale from 3rd September and is available to order online or download as a digital issue via our app. The Knitter is also available to download instantly as a PDF via the Gathered Shop.
Take a look inside issue 232 of The Knitter magazine
Enjoy stylish designs for early autumn with Issue 232! Our designers have used stunning stitch patterns and shapes to create our latest pattern collection. Designs include a jumper with a lovely striped lace yoke, a sideways-knit mosaic top, and a vintage-inspired belted cardigan.
We also have stylish accessories for you, including two shawls, Fair Isle mittens, colourwork socks, a cabled hat, and a spectacular lace scarf from Lisa Richardson.
We go behind the scenes at Susan Crawford’s knitting retreats – and bring you a lovely 1940s Fair Isle tank top pattern from Susan, too. We look ahead to the Yarndale festival, discover the story of the Manchester Wool & Yarn shop, and explore folded hems in our masterclass.




The Knitter Magazine corrections
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Your bonus gift included with issue 232

Our special supplement features a cable and openwork cardigan from designer Emma Vining. ‘Celsiana’ is a raglan design with an elegant fabric which feels cosy, too, as it’s knitted in Cascade’s 220 worsted wool.
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Issue 231

Cast on the colours and textures of spring with Issue 228! Among our fresh designs is a Fair Isle tank top, an exquisite lace shawl, and an intricately cabled V-neck top. Accessories include a glamorous mosaic wrap, a Fair Isle beret, and lace socks.
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Issue 230

Discover sunshine knits and layering pieces for cooler days in Issue 230! Bright designs include a short-sleeved Fair Isle cardigan, lacy tops, a spectacular lace shawl, a mesh shirt, and a cool cotton tunic.
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Issue 229

Create lightweight pieces for summer using lace, colourwork and cables with Issue 229! Our pattern collection includes a chic colourwork top, a lacy T-shirt, a contemporary shawl, and a stylish bobble and cable cardigan.
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Helen Spedding
As Operations Editor of The Knitter, Helen makes sure that everyone works together to produce the best magazine they can – and that they hit their deadlines! As well as keeping the magazine running smoothly day-to-day, she sources all the latest stories for the news section, writes features, interviews top designers, and checks every word that makes it into print. When she gets a spare minute, Helen enjoys reading knitting books and blogs, and working on her own projects. Her first love is lace, but she’s also on a mission to improve her stranded colourwork so she can cast on more Fair Isle projects from her favourite designers, Kate Davies and Mary Henderson.
