Knit Together!
In association with the Keep Yarn on our Streets campaign
Autumn is now arriving, and in lots of ways life has started to return to normal - we’ve certainly loved being able to visit our favourite local yarn shops again. If you’re near Hampshire, we’ve rounded up a selection of shops packed with fine wools and accessories, plus we’ve chatted to Laili from Emily Foulds and Mia from naturally dyed yarn brand Brambles & Me. We also got to know the delightful Needle Niche knitters, and Daniel Ball from the Army Flying Museum, who’s hoping you can help out with some knitted medals for an upcoming art installation. And turn the page to read about a world-record attempt to create the longest knitted bunting ever made, currently on display in Devon.
Please do tell us about any shop, club or charity recommendations you may have, and remember to send in your community stories and charity knit pics. We can’t wait to hear from you!
Editor
SAY HELLO!
SEND PHOTOS OF YOUR CHARITY KNITS TO US AT Knit Together, Simply Knitting magazine, Immediate Media, Eagle House, Bristol BS1 4ST.
EMAIL US AT simplyknitting@immediate.co.uk
WHAT IS THE ‘KEEP YARN ON OUR STREETS’ CAMPAIGN?
“It’s a campaign to bring together yarn shops across the UK. Yarn shops are such a great resource, with workshops, socials and more and we want to shout about it!” says founder Louisa Sheward.
Find out more by visiting www.keepyarnonourstreets.co.uk or follow the Instagram account @keepyarnonourstreets.
A KNITTER‘S GUIDE TO
Hampshire
This coastal county is packed
