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| Collections | Farm & Fiber Knits Fall 2026 Collection |
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| Author | Farm & Fiber Knits Contributors |
| Format | Magazine |
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Login Buy the IssueFall in love with our newest pattern collection and get ready to cast on in time for sweater weather. Whether you are looking for a loose-yet-tailored cardigan or a finely cabled pullover, these knits will easily transition between seasons. Along with 11 projects, you’ll get plenty of tips for knitting your best buttonholes, exploring yarn substitutions, and trying new cast-on methods.
But that’s not all; you’ll also:
Meet Hey Mama Wolf, yarns inspired by German flora and fauna.
Learn about recycled yarns and get a closer look at yarns you can knit with now.
Take a pasture walk with Amanda Barcenas and her sheep at Prado de Lana, and learn about the Mexican sheep breeds she loves.
Join us as we embrace the joys of fall knitting with Farm & Fiber Knits Fall 2026.
Kullvi Whims: Knitters in India's Kullu Valley by Chitra Balasubramaniam
Ewetopia: Growing a Local Mill by Shaina Scott
Prado de Lana Sheep Farm: Connecting Fiber Farmers in Mexico and the Berkshires by Kate Larson and Sandi Rosner
Your Best Buttonhole: Six Methods to Try by Kate Atherley
Sustainable Stash: A Look at Recycled Yarns by Carol J. Sulcoski
Exploring Four Recycled Yarns by Heavenly Bresser
Knitting Saddle Shoulders: Three Methods and Tips to Try by Lisa Shroyer
Swatch Study: Three More Yarns for the River Rock Pullover
Hey Mama Wolf: Yarns Inspired by German Flora and Fauna by Mary Lou Egan
Persinette Shawl by Juliette Pécaut
Blazing Star Mitts by Mary Lou Egan
Field Fences Cardigan by Deborah Newton
Hairst Handwarmers by Hazel Tindall
Auxetic Scarf by Xandy Peters
Echo Small Shawl by Kate Larson
Galaz Jumper by Kristen TenDyke
River Rock Pullover by Jenny Williams
Chalk Stripe Vest by Seth Richardson
Evergreen Hat by Amanda Buckley
Grainline Scarf by Anna Husemann
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