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What if knitting could help people in poverty and make the world a little better? Check out our interview with Woolfolk.

What if knitting lifted people out of poverty and could make the world a better place? Interview with Nomadnoos.

Like illustrations from a storybook, Yuri Himuro’s textile designs have a narrative touch to them.

Many layers of bird feathers seem to comprise this small object.

These embroidery pieces are like scenes from a mysterious story. The artist, Michelle Kingdom, creates these somewhat disturbing, yet fascinating scenes with layered thread, stitch by stitch.

bookhou's silk-screen printed bags and pouches have been one of the most sought-after items in the knitting community, until their punch-needlework, small patchwork items, and a line of fabric appeared on the scene.

Vanessa Barragão’s work is breathtaking for its eclectic and wondrous mix of fiber art techniques.

We often rediscover our world through the eyes of people with different cultural backgrounds.

As all computer programs are basically made with  a combination of zeros and ones, knitting consists of knit and purl stitches.

Niime Tamaki creates light-weight shawls and clothes with soft fabrics full of colors.

The guest of this issue is knitwear designer Norah Gaughan, who left Berroco’s Design Director position in 2014, and became a freelance designer from her home studio. 

We spoke with architect and knitwear designer Kirsten Johnston about architecture and art, as well as her designs inspired by Japan.