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do not infringe any copyright.project as this will produce the best results. The alternatives given are suggestions only, and as no two yarns DISCLAIMER: We recommend that readers use the main specified yarn for every

are exactly the same we advise readers to swatch an alternative yarn carefully before choosing to use it for their

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years of age. If making a toy for a very young child, omit any buttons and embroider the details instead. Babies should be supervised when playing with toys. Prices are all correct at time of print.

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ABOVE RIGHT: The Joyful Knits

Collection, starts on p

ABOVE LEFT:

Colourful Cushion, p

CENTRE: Millie the Ragdoll, p

LEFT: Meet Erika Knight, p

BELOW: Dexter’s Friends, p

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We can’t tell you how good it feels to

say goodbye to winter and welcome

in the season of hope and renewal –

spring! To celebrate we’re delighted

to bring you our 16-page Joyful Knits

Collection, brimming with cheery

garments inspired by the new

season. This month’s selection

features Jo Allport’s Leaf Lace jumper (left) and

Veronica Shaw’s Garden Party wrap with its intricate

motifs (p28), and it starts on page 14.

Rainbows are a theme that runs through this

month’s issue, inspiring projects such as Nicola

Valiji’s Rainbow Wreath (p33) and Julie Ferguson’s

Colourful Cushion (p37). Crafters have heartily

embraced this emblem as a symbol of hope, and we

explore this phenomenon on page 40, showcasing

many more ways you can knit the rainbow.

Val Pierce has been busy creating Millie the

adorable ragdoll (p53) and to make this toy more

inclusive she’s chosen a darker-than-usual shade for

the skin tone. Given how much kids learn about the

world through their toys we think it’s a great idea!

On page 70 we have an interview with the

doyenne of the craft world, Erika Knight. Find out

all about Erika’s new book, Texture, then turn to page

72 for a taster pattern, the elegant Tramline gloves.

We hope you loved the gift that came with this

month’s issue – the yarn to knit Dexter the dapper

puppy! On pages 79-82 you’ll find the patterns to knit

no less than four of Dexter’s friends. Pick your

favourite or make the whole set!

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