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The Annual, Issue Five by John Arbon Textiles is a feast for your eyes: stripy swimsuits, sun-warmed sand, pastel-painted beach huts, penny‑arcade delights, and lazing by the sea with chips and ketchup. This 124‑page issue, sprinkled with charming puzzles, illustrations, articles, and patterns, transports you straight to those endless summer days of childhood wonder, hoping (in true British fashion) that the sun will finally peek through the clouds. This issue is full of playful vibes and brand new patterns - 6 knitting and 1 crochet!
Spinners, knitters, crocheters, and fiber enthusiasts will dive into this new issue and enjoy the beautiful photography and vibes of a summer holiday by the seaside! Each design features its own unique joyful element to inspire and add more delight to your making!
The Annual Issue Five features the following content:
Many of these lovely designs include John Arbon yarns which you can find in our shop here, and also Marie Wallin British Breeds 4ply here which is also milled at John Arbon's Mill.
Fun book! Love the patterns and all the extras. Lovely to gain insight to the people who work at John Arbon Textiles. Would love to visit the Mill someday. They put so much into their work and their annuals. Seems to me its much more than a job to all of them. Knitting is life! Highly recommend this book!
I love The Woolly Thistle, Corinne and the entire staff. Your yarn is special to me because it's more or less localized coming from Europe. I've ordered other items, other than yarn, from TWT and my family has purchased gift certificates from TWT for my birthday. Now.....you're probably wondering where my review is.....I was just a little disappointed with the John Arbon Annual #5 because I was expecting more of a pattern book without the "extra stuff." I've ordered other books and thoroughly enjoyed them. Please don't think I'm a mean person because of my John Arbon comments.
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