Rowan Knitting - Magazine, Issue 38

Two decades after its release, Issue 38 is still celebrated for its three distinct visual narratives that redefined what a knitting magazine could be:

: A focus on "elevated everyday" dressing, this section showcased luxurious pieces designed to be wardrobe staples. It introduced many knitters to the versatility of Wool Cotton and Kid Classic for structured, sophisticated silhouettes. Rowan knitting magazine, Issue 38

Article: The 20th Anniversary of Issue 38: A Masterclass in Texture Two decades after its release, Issue 38 is

: Adding a youthful, bolder edge, this story utilized "street style" photography in central London to contrast modern design with traditional handknitting. Issue 38 was notable for expanding Rowan’s "stable"

Issue 38 was notable for expanding Rowan’s "stable" of designers. Beyond stalwarts like Kaffe Fassett , it introduced the work of internationally renowned fashion names like Antoni & Alison and Clare Tough , alongside the graphic, wit-filled designs of Kid Acne . It also featured early contributions from Sarah Hatton , including the fan-favorite "Capone" pattern.

First published in the fall of 2005, remains a landmark edition for its fusion of traditional craft and high-fashion aspiration. This issue features over 60 designs from a legendary roster including Kaffe Fassett , Martin Storey , Sarah Dallas , and Louisa Harding .

: This story draws inspiration from natural landscapes, mixing delicate lace with dense, chunky textures. It prominently features core Rowan yarns like Kidsilk Haze and Felted Tweed to create ethereal yet grounded garments.