The Annual, Issue Six by John Arbon Textiles
The Annual, Issue Six by John Arbon Textiles
The Annual, Issue Six by John Arbon Textiles
The Annual, Issue Six by John Arbon Textiles
The Annual, Issue Six by John Arbon Textiles
The Annual, Issue Six by John Arbon Textiles
The Annual, Issue Six by John Arbon Textiles
The Annual, Issue Six by John Arbon Textiles
The Annual, Issue Six by John Arbon Textiles
The Annual, Issue Six by John Arbon Textiles

The Annual, Issue Six by John Arbon Textiles

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Estimated Arrival Date: September 4, 2026
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The Annual, Issue Six by John Arbon Textiles is a journey from platform to platform in the idyllic English countryside and Scottish landscapes. Issue Six, Power and Steam, celebrates and captures Britain's industrial heritage, railway design and signage, and steam travel wanderlust. This 120‑page issue, sprinkled with charming puzzles, illustrations, articles, and patterns, will transport you straight to the era of steam power and the boom of the mechanized textile industry. Enjoy an issue full of nostalgia and six brand new knitting patterns from colorwork socks to cabled vests and more.

Spinners, knitters, crocheters, and fiber enthusiasts will hop onto this new issue and enjoy the beautiful photography and vibes of a whimsical, antique railway journey. Each design captures a unique element of railway history to inspire and add delight to your making! 

The Annual Issue Six features the following content:

  • Brunel Cowl and Shawl – Amelia Burroughs
  • Moquette Slipover and Dickie – Nicola Diggins
  • Pic 'n' Vic Socks – Nicole Hawkesford
  • Semaphore Signal Hat by Eva Lenz
  • Flying Scotsman Vest – Rebecca Duncan
  • Great Western Shawl by Macarena Silva
  • An interview with Emma Sewell of Wallace Sewell, a pioneering British textile design studio.
  • Plus: an article about the John Arbon team's trip to Bradford, England to take a look at the various mills involved in processing the fleeces and dyeing the fiber before it makes its way to their mill.

Many of these lovely designs include John Arbon yarns which you can find in our shop.

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