Knit Nation • Issue 2

What’s Inside Issue 2?

• Sick of finishing sweaters just in time for the wrong season? On page 16, Grandma Ange shows you why “preseasonal” knitters aren’t crazy—they’re the smartest stitchers in the room.
• You keep promising to finish those last five rows... and never do.On page 16, Grandma Ange delivers the tough love—and celebration strategy—you need to finally bind off (and love it).
• Tired of stitch patterns that look great in theory but fall flat in real life?The Knit Sampler Blanket on page 9 walks you through four proven textures—with no guesswork and stunning results.
• Want to knit faster without sacrificing beauty? Page 3’s Easy Triangle Scarf is your secret weapon: a modern cotton design that flatters every frame and flies off the needles.
• Still scared of lace? The Tasseled Shawl on page 10 holds your hand through yarn overs, color changes, and shaping—with foolproof clarity.
• Your yarn stash is overflowing, but your blankets still look... meh.On page 6, the Mitered Square Blanket turns leftover yarn into a bold statement piece—one square at a time.
• Want to knit socks that actually fit and feel incredible?Page 20’s Marie Schrader Socks use twisted stitches and sculpted chevrons to create sock-drawer stars with zero sag.
• Intimidated by knitting clothes that actually fit?The Striped T-Shirt on page 10 gives you sizing instructions, bust measurement tips, and modifiable neck shaping you can trust.
• This month’s “Featured Stitch” on page 11 shows you how to use Irish Moss Stitch to elevate any panel—without complicated shaping.
• Think dishcloths are boring? The Rib Ridge Dishcloth on page 4 proves otherwise—showcasing texture and technique in a beginner-friendly format.
• Your bag doesn’t fit your life—or your yarn. The Market Bag on page 7 is lightweight, strong, and actually stylish. It even teaches you how to customize stripe patterns.
• Want to start a project and finish it the same day? The Flower Headband on page 4 takes one evening—and leaves you with a cheerful accessory that turns heads and uses scraps.
• Don’t know the difference between nålbinding and knitting? Page 12 dives into the oldest known “knit” socks—and why the distinction matters more than you think.
• Feel like knitting is lonely lately? On page 5, The Knitting Tree, L.A. proves that yarn shops are more than stores—they’re sanctuaries, and you can create your own.

• Want to learn to block properly but afraid of ruining it?Page 14 gives you the “half-shawl at a time” method, so you can block in small spaces without warping your work.
• Knitting used to feel magical—now it just feels repetitive. The Nine Patterns of Emily North (pg. 18–19) weaves pattern, fiction, and suspense into one immersive knitting experience.

Why You’ll Love It

✔️ A beautiful print-only experience—delivered straight to your mailbox.
✔️ Curated for knit lovers, featuring both fun and functional content.
✔️ A special first-edition keepsake—a must-have for collectors and enthusiasts!

Get your hands on Knit Nation - Issue 2 before it’s gone and be part of the beginning of something truly special! 🌟