The Lazy Days of Summer story has been curated with carefree summer days in mind. From laid back mornings and relaxed daytimes through to breezy summer evenings, each piece has been thoughtfully crafted to capture the laid-back spirit of summer while maintaining a touch of elegance and versatility. Start the day slow and cosy, add a pop of colour and pattern for daytime and dress it up in the evening with some light layers. Allow your lazy summer days to unfold with this latest collection of summertime designs. In Retrospective we revisit some past favourites of renowned and much-loved designer Martin Storey. Eight designs from past Magazines and collections have been reimagined in current yarns and new shades. These timeless classics have been given a new lease of life in a fresh palette of cool blues and whites
Magazine 77
by Martin Storey, Quail Studio, Lisa Richardson, Kaffe Fassett, Erika Knight, Vibe Ulrik, Chloe Thurlow, Anna Hull, Brandon Mably, Florence Spurling
The Lazy Days of Summer story has been curated with carefree summer days in mind. From laid back mornings and relaxed daytimes through to breezy summer evenings, each piece has been thoughtfully crafted to capture the laid-back spirit of summer while maintaining a touch of elegance and versatility. Start the day slow and cosy, add a pop of colour and pattern for daytime and dress it up in the evening with some light layers. Allow your lazy summer days to unfold with this latest collection of summertime designs. In Retrospective we revisit some past favourites of renowned and much-loved designer Martin Storey. Eight designs from past Magazines and collections have been reimagined in current yarns and new shades. These timeless classics have been given a new lease of life in a fresh palette of cool blues and whites.
Rowan Magazine 75
Rowan Magazine 75 takes us on a knitting journey from the historic Sheffield Botanic Gardens in Yorkshire to a sun-drenched vineyard in the south of France.
Over 40 designs from your favourite Rowan designers using a wide range of spring summer yarns. We begin in Yorkshire with our Botanic Garden story. Summer silhouettes and lightweight layers are key to this collection, including tops, sweaters, cardigans and shawls. Taking inspiration from botanical gardens – from the plants to the glass structures – our designers have created fabrics using texture, lace, colourwork and embroidery in a palette of greens, neutrals and pops of bright florals.
Slip Into Summer is a story of modern summer knits which celebrate the slip stitch technique. Even in their simplest form, slip stitches can create unique multicolour patterns and here designers Lisa Richardson, Martin Storey and Georgia Farrell explore the endless possibilities resulting in a beautiful collection of garments and accessories using Summerlite 4ply and Creative Linen.
Rowan Magazine 74
In Rowan Magazine 74 we are shining a spotlight on two yarns – the first being a firm favourite that has been in the Rowan range for nearly a quarter of a century, Felted Tweed, and new kid on the block, Fine Tweed Haze.
Felted Tweed My Way celebrates this very special yarn whilst championing the individuality of the Rowan design team. This is a yarn which is as fantastic for bold and brilliant colourwork as for a classic one colour sweater. The designers do Felted Tweed their way, resulting in a wonderfully eclectic mix of designs and styles which is synonymous with Rowan.
In Fine Tweed Haze we explore our new yarn which is a lightweight version of much-loved Tweed Haze. With a modern tweed look, punctuated with flecks of contrasting colours, it is as perfect for one-colour designs as it is for Fair Isle and slip stitch. The designers explore interesting stitch work and techniques, including top down and in the round.
ROWAN – MAGAZINE 72
In Rowan Magazine 72 we are celebrating 20 years of Kidsilk Haze! This iconic yarn has been a mainstay in the Rowan range for two decades and remains a firm favourite with knitters all over the world today. To mark the occasion, we have introduced 39 new shades, creating a true paintbox palette, which is explored in our main magazine story Kidsilk Haze Collection. Your favourite Rowan designers bring you a beautiful collection, photographed against the statuesque backdrop of a grand stately home.
The second story Textures in Nature, continues with the celebratory theme, this time championing our British yarn, Moordale. Lisa Richardson's classic autumn winter collection delivers in both style and practicality, with timeless nature-inspired designs which will transcend the autumn winter seasons. This British yarn is truly at home in the Yorkshire countryside, the backdrop to this beautiful story.
Featured Designers: Martin Storey, Quail Studio, Lisa Richardson, Kaffe Fassett, Erica Knight, Georgia Farrell, Brandon Mably, Chloe Thurlow.
Featured Yarns: Kidsilk Haze, Moordale and Fine Lace.
Magazine 77
by Martin Storey, Quail Studio, Lisa Richardson, Kaffe Fassett, Erika Knight, Vibe Ulrik, Chloe Thurlow, Anna Hull, Brandon Mably, Florence Spurling
The Lazy Days of Summer story has been curated with carefree summer days in mind. From laid back mornings and relaxed daytimes through to breezy summer evenings, each piece has been thoughtfully crafted to capture the laid-back spirit of summer while maintaining a touch of elegance and versatility. Start the day slow and cosy, add a pop of colour and pattern for daytime and dress it up in the evening with some light layers. Allow your lazy summer days to unfold with this latest collection of summertime designs. In Retrospective we revisit some past favourites of renowned and much-loved designer Martin Storey. Eight designs from past Magazines and collections have been reimagined in current yarns and new shades. These timeless classics have been given a new lease of life in a fresh palette of cool blues and whites
The Lazy Days of Summer story has been curated with carefree summer days in mind. From laid back mornings and relaxed daytimes through to breezy summer evenings, each piece has been thoughtfully crafted to capture the laid-back spirit of summer while maintaining a touch of elegance and versatility. Start the day slow and cosy, add a pop of colour and pattern for daytime and dress it up in the evening with some light layers. Allow your lazy summer days to unfold with this latest collection of summertime designs. In Retrospective we revisit some past favourites of renowned and much-loved designer Martin Storey. Eight designs from past Magazines and collections have been reimagined in current yarns and new shades. These timeless classics have been given a new lease of life in a fresh palette of cool blues and whites.
Rowan Magazine 75
Rowan Magazine 75 takes us on a knitting journey from the historic Sheffield Botanic Gardens in Yorkshire to a sun-drenched vineyard in the south of France.
Over 40 designs from your favourite Rowan designers using a wide range of spring summer yarns. We begin in Yorkshire with our Botanic Garden story. Summer silhouettes and lightweight layers are key to this collection, including tops, sweaters, cardigans and shawls. Taking inspiration from botanical gardens – from the plants to the glass structures – our designers have created fabrics using texture, lace, colourwork and embroidery in a palette of greens, neutrals and pops of bright florals.
Slip Into Summer is a story of modern summer knits which celebrate the slip stitch technique. Even in their simplest form, slip stitches can create unique multicolour patterns and here designers Lisa Richardson, Martin Storey and Georgia Farrell explore the endless possibilities resulting in a beautiful collection of garments and accessories using Summerlite 4ply and Creative Linen.
Rowan Magazine 74
In Rowan Magazine 74 we are shining a spotlight on two yarns – the first being a firm favourite that has been in the Rowan range for nearly a quarter of a century, Felted Tweed, and new kid on the block, Fine Tweed Haze.
Felted Tweed My Way celebrates this very special yarn whilst championing the individuality of the Rowan design team. This is a yarn which is as fantastic for bold and brilliant colourwork as for a classic one colour sweater. The designers do Felted Tweed their way, resulting in a wonderfully eclectic mix of designs and styles which is synonymous with Rowan.
In Fine Tweed Haze we explore our new yarn which is a lightweight version of much-loved Tweed Haze. With a modern tweed look, punctuated with flecks of contrasting colours, it is as perfect for one-colour designs as it is for Fair Isle and slip stitch. The designers explore interesting stitch work and techniques, including top down and in the round.
ROWAN – MAGAZINE 72
In Rowan Magazine 72 we are celebrating 20 years of Kidsilk Haze! This iconic yarn has been a mainstay in the Rowan range for two decades and remains a firm favourite with knitters all over the world today. To mark the occasion, we have introduced 39 new shades, creating a true paintbox palette, which is explored in our main magazine story Kidsilk Haze Collection. Your favourite Rowan designers bring you a beautiful collection, photographed against the statuesque backdrop of a grand stately home.
The second story Textures in Nature, continues with the celebratory theme, this time championing our British yarn, Moordale. Lisa Richardson's classic autumn winter collection delivers in both style and practicality, with timeless nature-inspired designs which will transcend the autumn winter seasons. This British yarn is truly at home in the Yorkshire countryside, the backdrop to this beautiful story.
Featured Designers: Martin Storey, Quail Studio, Lisa Richardson, Kaffe Fassett, Erica Knight, Georgia Farrell, Brandon Mably, Chloe Thurlow.
Featured Yarns: Kidsilk Haze, Moordale and Fine Lace.
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