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This page holds a copy of the update notifications that have been emailed to those people that have registered their email address using our register form. knitonthenet issue 8 now onlineTuesday, 17th March, 2009
We are delighted to inform you that the latest issue of knitonthenet is now online at www.knitonthenet.com This issue celebrates Glamour, with beautiful designs for the film star in all of us. We hope you enjoy this issue of knitonthenet. kind regards knitonthenet issue 7 now onlineWednesday, 5th November, 2008
We are delighted to inform you that issue 7 of knitonthenet is now online at www.knitonthenet.com This issue has a beautiful selection of designs from Sasha Kagan, Just call me Ruby, Du Store Alpakka, Melanie Bond (UK Student Textile award winner at this years Knitting and Stitching Show) and many more. We are also very pleased to announce the launch of our 2008 Knit a Poppy Appeal in support of the Royal British Legion. Many people have already made a donation and we would like take this opportunity to thank you for your support. And finally, the exciting news that A Stitch in Time due for publication on 13th November is now available to pre order from the newly opened knitonthenet shop. Visit http://shop.knitonthenet.com Details of book signings will be available shortly on our events page. kind regards knitonthenet issue 6 now onlineTuesday, 22nd July, 2008
We are delighted to inform you that issue 6 of knitonthenet is now online at www.knitonthenet.com We hope you enjoy this latest issue of knitonthenet which is packed full of more patterns and features than ever. This issue introduces the first of our special reports from Europe's leading yarn fair - Pitti Filati, along with a new regular column from the people behind the Mirasol Project. We are thrilled to be able to support the project in this way. In every issue we will also be featuring an accompanying Mirasol pattern. Our patterns this issue focus on lacy garments for the summer and stunning accessories for you to knit and crochet. Please note that our regular news and book reviews will follow very shortly. And do look out for our bonus pattern coming soon! kind regards knitonthenet issue 5 progressWednesday, 16th April, 2008
We are delighted to tell you that issue 5 of knitonthenet is now online at www.knitonthenet.com We would like to thank everyone for their patience, and trust that it has been worth the wait. Despite a lot of complications in the last three months this issue is our biggest ever, with more patterns and features than ever before. The news pages are currently being revamped and will be updated shortly. There are still one or two more tweaks and additions to do, but they will all be completed in the next day or two. Please note, there are also a couple of corrections to earlier patterns being done in the next few days and these will be highlighted to show where the amendments have been made. We will be adding an 'errata' index to the pattern archive pages so you can check if any changes have been made to a pattern. We really hope you enjoy this issue. kind regards knitonthenet issue 5 progressTuesday, 18th March, 2008
We are very pleased to let you know that issue 5 of knitonthenet is nearing completion. Unfortunately, due to illness there has been some delay in getting the issue ready for publication. We are hopeful, however, that it will be online in the next couple of weeks. This issue is packed with beautiful original patterns and interesting articles - including an exclusive interview with Woolly Wormhead - and the start of our new regular fashion column "From Catwalk to Cast On". We believe it will really be worth the wait. Best wishes knitonthenet.com - Issue 4 now onlineFriday, 7th December, 2007
We are delighted to announce that issue 4 of knitonthenet is now online at: www.knitonthenet.com Issue Four is our biggest issue yet, with new designers, new columnists and even more articles and features. Why not add a knitonthenet button to your website or blog by visiting: www.knitonthenet.com/buttons/ We do hope you enjoy the latest issue. Best wishes
knitonthenet.com - Knit a PoppyTuesday, 23rd October, 2007
knitonthenet is proud to announce the launch of the Knit a Poppy campaign in support of The Poppy Appeal. The pattern for our elegant poppy brooch, which has been specially designed for us by Just call me Ruby, is now available to download by making a donation of 2.00 GB Pounds to The Poppy Appeal. All proceeds from the sale of this pattern will be donated to The Poppy Appeal which supports the essential welfare work of The Royal British Legion. The Royal British Legion provides financial, social and emotional support to millions who have served and are currently serving in the Armed Forces, and their dependants. Currently, nearly 10.5 million people are eligible for their support and they receive thousands of calls for help every year. Visit http://www.knitonthenet.com/poppy/ for further details Best wishes knitonthenet.com - Issue 3 now onlineMonday, 20th August, 2007
We are delighted to announce that issue 3 of knitonthenet is now online at: In this issue we have an exclusive interview with designer Sasha Kagan. Additions to the site include knitting all over the world and knitting for charity pages. More from our regular columnists, Knitwise and Lazykate, together with in-depth features from within the yarn industry. And of course, more patterns exclusive to knitonthenet. We hope you enjoy the latest issue. Best wishes knitonthenet.com issue 2 - update #1Saturday, 9th June, 2007
Welcome to the latest knitonthenet update. Our apologies for not updating you for a little while, but we have been very busy working on exciting new things. We are extremely pleased to announce that knitonthenet will be re-publishing "A Stitch in Time" by Jane Waller. We are working together with Jane to create an even better version of this classic book, with additional patterns from Jane's archive, colour photos, updated recommended yarns and a number of multi-sized patterns. The artwork and film from the original book was destroyed in a fire many years ago so the task of reproducing each and every page is a big one, but we are sure it will be worth it. To help us gauge demand for the book we would be very grateful if you would register your interest at: Go to our pattern pages for a new exclusive pattern from knitonthenet. Also, Lark Books contacted us recently about a design competition they are running. For details of how to enter go to our news page. Thank you to everyone who talked to us and made us feel very welcome at Wonderwool Wales. We had a great day. We met so many friendly, interesting and enthusiastic people, selling fantastic products and services. Many of them will feature in the magazine in future issues but in the meantime, go to our blog for images of the day. Finally a big thank you to Lee who allowed us such great access round the show. We will be out and about at Woolfest at the end of June so hope to see you there. Full details of Woolfest can be found on the news page. Best wishes knitonthenet.com - Issue 2 now onlineMonday, 2nd April, 2007
We are delighted to announce that issue 2 of knitonthenet is now online at: www.knitonthenet.com In this issue: We have some great articles including an interview with Jane Waller about her new book 'Knitting Fashions of the 1940s'. We also have a beautiful pattern from the Jane Waller archive that we have adapted for today's knitter in the first of a unique collaboration between Jane Waller and knitonthenet. Our news pages will be updated shortly with all the latest from the world of knitting and there are even more patterns on the way. We hope you enjoy the latest issue which you can read at www.knitonthenet.com Best wishes knitonthenet.com issue 1 - update #4Sunday, 25th February, 2007
Welcome to the final update for Issue 1 of knitonthenet. We have Susie Hewer‘s latest training update, telling us about the build up to the Draycote 35 mile ultra marathon. Issue 2 of knitonthenet will be with you in March, with more great articles, interviews and patterns, including an exclusive interview with the author Jane Waller about her new book, Knitting Fashions of the 1940‘s, how her pattern archive began, and also an exclusive pattern from her archive. We also have exclusive patterns from London based fashion house Weardowney, fresh from London Fashion Week, and Made with Hands a young knitwear design duo, based in London, whose hats have been bought and worn by the likes of Howard from Take That! We have a pattern from new designer, Lazykate, as well as designs from Just call me Ruby and the knitonthenet design team. Can we again take this opportunity to thank all of you who have made the first issue of knitonthenet such a success and we hope you continue to enjoy the magazine. See you in March Best wishes knitonthenet.com issue 1 - update #3Tuesday, 2nd January, 2007
Welcome to the latest update from knitonthenet.com This update sees an addition to Suzie Hewer's Training Diary, as she tells us about her Christmas training and knitting in the dark. Read her update at www.knitonthenet.com/news/susiestrainingdiary/ Here at knitonthenet, we are busy working on issue 2 of the magazine, which will again include, beautiful patterns and interesting articles from the world of knitting. We would like to wish all our readers and contributors a very happy new year and best wishes for 2007. knitonthenet.com issue 1 - update #2Sunday, 17th December, 2006
Welcome to the latest update from knitonthenet.com Our pattern update is the 'Recycowl Neck' sweater. As promised, this is the first of our patterns in our Recycle / re-use series, to help you re-use those old sweaters and to use up your stash oddments. You can read the first instalment of Susie Hewer's training diary as she attempts to run numerous marathons whilst knitting! We would like to take this opportunity to thank you all for your support and wish you and yours all the best for the holiday season. Best wishes from the knitonthenet.com issue 1 - update #1Saturday, 2nd December, 2006
Welcome to the first update from knitonthenet.com We hope you are enjoying the magazine. This update is to keep you informed of what is happening in the magazine and additions since the launch: We have an exclusive pattern from Rooster Yarns, using only one hank of their new Boucle yarn. A very easy pattern - it is perfect for last minute Christmas gifts. Help to knit a scarf for a Trafalgar Square Lion - Go to our news page for details of Stitch and Bitch London's campaign and how you can get involved. COMING SOON Extreme Knitting! Why not let us know of your extreme knitting adventures, or knitting related charity campaigns. Also visit the knitonthenet blog at www.knitonthenet.blogspot.com or follow the links from www.knitonthenet.com Best wishes, knitonthenet.com launchSaturday, 18th November 2006
We are delighted to announce that Issue 1 Please go to www.knitonthenet.com and join the handcraft revolution. Thank you all for your support and we hope you enjoy the magazine. |
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