The People's Friend - March 14, 2026

March 16, 2026 by MusicAndBooks in Books, Magazines - Leave a comment

The People's Friend - March 14, 2026English | 76 pages | True PDF | 67.2 MB

The People's Friend is the perfect weekly magazine for everyone who enjoys good reading. Since 1869 it has been delighting readers around the world with its entertaining stories, serials and features, all with a distinctly Scottish flavour.

Every issue is packed with feel-good short stories and serials, cookery, craft, knitting, puzzles and health tips, as well as fascinating features on scenic locations around the UK. It justly deserves its reputation as the Famous Story Magazine, and will brighten any reader's day!

Knit Now - Issue 191 2026

March 6, 2026 by MusicAndBooks in Books, Magazines - Leave a comment

Knit Now - Issue 191 2026English | 73 pages | PDF | 64.3 MB

Knit Now is all about quick, simple, stylish designs that knitters love to make. We launched in October 2011 and since then, the magazine has gone from strength to strength.

Each issue is packed full of fresh ideas and inspiration, with over 30 patterns every time. Our main focus is on quick knits that use a small amount of yarn and can be made in a matter of days, but by popular demand we also now include adult garments.

As well as the latest news, each issue includes interviews with popular designers, easy-to-follow tutorials from our resident knitting superstar, Debbie Tomkies, yarn reviews from real knitters, giveaways, reader offers and fabulous shopping pages.

Traditional Knitting Patterns: from Scandinavia, the British Isles, France, Italy and Other European Countries (Dover Knitting, Crochet, Tatting, Lace)

July 28, 2025 by b1u3eyes in Books, Ebooks - Leave a comment

In this book you will find 263 different patterns and designs, the best traditional knitting material from the Arabic, Spanish, Italian, French, German, Austrian, Dutch, Scandinavian, Shetland, English, Scottish, and Irish knitting traditions. All are presented clearly so you can use them immediately in your own work, or use them for learning how knitting developed the world over.