Moorit Magazine Issues 1 -3

Moorit Magazine Issues 1 -3There is a new crochet mag in town! Moorit is a celebration of our love for crochet for its innate beauty, for its versatility, and for its suitability to all types of garments and accessories. The designs showcase a wide, but in no way exhaustive, range of techniques, including Tunisian, tapestry and intarsia colourwork, front back posts stitches, and amigurumi. Issue 1 features three sweaters, a vest, a skirt, a pair of socks, 2 shawls, a hat, a

There is a new crochet mag in town! 

Moorit is a celebration of our love for crochet... for its innate beauty, for its versatility, and for its suitability to all types of garments and accessories. The designs showcase a wide, but in no way exhaustive, range of techniques, including Tunisian, tapestry and intarsia colourwork, front/back posts stitches, and amigurumi. 

Issue 1 features three sweaters, a vest, a skirt, a pair of socks, 2 shawls, a hat, a matching cowl and mitten set, and an amigurumi design. Plus, there's an embroidered handkerchief project to make and an article about the impact of industrialisation on garment fitting.  This issue is ready to ship now.

Issue 2 features 2 sweaters, 1 cardigan, 5 tops, 1 cowl, 1 bag, 1 shawl and a scarf.  Plus, a tasty recipe from Helda Penagary and a feature on The Birlinn Yarn Company by Meg Rodgers. 

Photos are courtesy of Moorit Magazine and @emeliaclaudia

You may also be interested in Making crafting magazine or Making Stories knitting magazine.

Dimensions

estimated 26cm x 20cm x 1cm

Product materials, sourcing and PoM Rating 

Printed in UK

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