Knit Nation • Issue 3
Knit Nation • Issue 3
Knit Nation • Issue 3
Knit Nation • Issue 3
Knit Nation • Issue 3
Knit Nation • Issue 3
Knit Nation • Issue 3
Knit Nation • Issue 3
Knit Nation • Issue 3
Knit Nation • Issue 3
Knit Nation • Issue 3
Knit Nation • Issue 3
Knit Nation • Issue 3
Knit Nation • Issue 3
Knit Nation • Issue 3
Knit Nation • Issue 3
Knit Nation • Issue 3

Knit Nation • Issue 3

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📬 A Collector’s Must-Have! Get Your Hands on the Print Newspaper Dedicated to Knitting!

Missed out on Issue 3 of Knit Nation? Now’s your chance to grab this back issue and dive into the magic of knitting, delivered straight to your mailbox!

What’s Inside Issue 3?

  • Ever picked up luxury yarn, then panicked about what to make? On page 18, Grandma Ange calls it what it is: skein fear. And she gives you 4 solutions that’ll get that beauty off the shelf and onto your needles.
  • Want to knit a sweater but terrified of seams, shaping, and size? The Ullin Sweater on page 10 is your warm-weather training ground: just knits, purls, and straightforward construction—plus a texture that flatters all bodies.
  • Feel guilty for not finishing that “perfect” project? On page 18, “Attack of the UFOs” turns that guilt into comedy—and gives you permission to let go or stitch forward anyway.
  • Still using merino for everything? Page 8 introduces 6 shockingly soft British breeds—including Romney and Southdown—that might just replace your go-to yarns forever.
  • Bought a gorgeous indie yarn but can't match it to a pattern? On page 3, the Knit Scrunchie turns that leftover skein into a quick, giftable win—with bonus cool points on your wrist or ponytail.
  • Think wool is just cozy—not historical? Page 4 reveals how Cistercian monks built castles and funded wars using fleece—and why some British breeds still carry that legacy.
  • Bored of your standard rib, seed, and garter go-tos? Page 16 introduces linen stitch—a color-loving, texture-building, bulletproof pattern that’s ready to be your next obsession.
  • Keep misreading your gauge or wondering why your knit “grew”? Page 14’s deep dive into yarn memory will change how you match yarn to project—and why wool always wins at bounce-back.
  • Hesitant to tackle lace but craving something light and elegant? The Arlo Lace Cardigan on page 15 gives you a step-by-step entry point that’s stylish and forgiving—even if it’s your first try.
  • Want a modern, stash-busting project that’s actually useful? The Knotted Market Bag on page 7 uses rhythmic shaping and just two colors to give you a summer essential you’ll carry every day.
  • Tired of hat patterns that fall flat—or fit weird? Page 3’s Bier Bucket Hat uses garter ridges and crown shaping that stays put and flatters any face, even poolside.
  • Think baby sweaters are only for fall? Page 13’s Baby Raglan is a lightweight, short-sleeved gift knit that won’t overheat—and you’ll actually finish it before the baby outgrows it.
  • Curious about breed-specific yarns but don’t know where to start? The full Wonder of Wool feature on pages 8–9 gives you breed-by-breed breakdowns, sourcing tips, and project pairings so you stop guessing.
  • Need a break from heavy patterns but still want to learn something new?Page 14’s memory vs. elasticity article turns you into a smarter yarn shopper, without any charts or swatching required.
  • Feel like everything you make looks “homemade” (but not in the good way)? Page 16 teaches you horizontal mattress stitch and perfect seaming—the invisible secret that makes any piece look pro.
  • Looking for a page-turner between projects? The Nine Patterns of Emily North (Installment 3) unspools mystery, clues, and coded swatches in a literary thriller made for knitters.

Why You’ll Love It

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✔️ Curated for knit lovers, featuring both fun and functional content.
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Overall rating: 4.5 / 5 from 6789 reviews.

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I’m learning so much. And I really appreciate that. It’s a paper newsletter and not electronic. I’m an older gardener and I like reading and highlighting what I want to remember.

Gardening Nation • Issue 1

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I'm one who loves physical versions of my crochet patterns and never really know what to do next. When I got my first crochet nation newspaper in the mail I really fell in love. Not only are there puzzles for me to do inbetween my crochet breaks but the different articles really catch my attention. I don't know many other people who crochet so the tips/advice that are in the different articles really help me out too. I'm looking forward to my next one and can't wait to see what it all includes. I'm definitely going to have a newspaper collection because I can't see myself ever getting rid of these.

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It’s really nice to have a knit newspaper, and more than just patterns but stories, knitting history and fun facts, added extras that magazines don’t always cover and some I’ve not seen at all in knit magazines. I enjoy the grandma stories. They also have kint crosswords for those who enjoy. Good patterns from known designers. I recommend to at least get one to see what it’s like, you may get hooked.

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Gardening Nation • Issue 4

I like the patterns in the newsletter, but I wish there were more patterns for household things like dishcloths, decorative towels, and toys for children. I do like the comic and mystery story a lot.

Crochet Nation • Issue 18

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It's a great resource and many of the articles serve as solid reminders of what it's time to do. I'm a moderately experienced gardener, not a novice but by no means an expert, and found most of the info gauged pretty appropriately for me. It's a beautiful publication, with color throughout. Good writing and terrific editing. I worked in newspapers for 25 years and have some idea of the work and talent behind the publication, and I'm impressed and delighted!

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