A first look at Rowan Knitting Magazine 75 for SS2024 

You are so welcome! Which is your favorite?

@@CrazyForEwe I liked Pollinate. That technique you mentioned intrigues me. I like to learn something new in my knitting. I think there are several other patterns which would fall in that category too.

I like that one too. Very interesting technique!

I think so too!

Thanks for watching!

Sadly Vogue Knitting Magazine has ceased publishing 😞

I’m sorry. It is disappointing.

@@CrazyForEwe boys can do great crochet and knitting, we need them in the craft industry. Many would rather crochet or knit than stand in a bar. Let’s help with ideas. I’m not that impressed with the rowan patterns on the video. A bit dull.

Men are very skilled, it is true, and it is a much better hobby than drinking on all levels! I will tell you that mode had a very nice collection of men’s designs last season. I will mention it to the Rowan design team.

@@CrazyForEwe hi thanks for the reply, sorry for the rant. I’m a crochet, knitter and machine knitter. I was wondering. Could you talk to your team about yarn size. I have been looking at Rowan yarns for years. I’m doing a study on yarn sizes as I repair the vintage knitting machines. I’m looking for smooth even yarns on a 3mm size needle. Yarns on the standard gauge machine are not easy. I’m not asking for industrial quantities, 100g skeins. I’m never sure about yarn size, these machines are fickle, 3ply or 4ply does not explain yarn size very well. Need to see if domestic yarns can be included. There is a market, and would be a plus.

@Sewingtrue100 hi there, and no worries on the rant! I get it. But I must tell you that I am not part of the Rowan company, just the owner of a Rowan Flagship store and lover of their yarns. That being said, I want to help. What exactly are you looking for? Are you looking for sport or fingering weight yarns? They have a new sock weight yarn that would knit nicely on a 3 mm needle.