Making Stories Issue 11

With designs ranging from sweet colorwork to intricate texture, blending geometric lace with soothing stockinette, and throwing in a few cables and swooping silhouettes for good measure – Issue 11’s designers have absolutely outdone themselves!

With Making Stories Magazine, we strive to create wearable collections of knitwear that you’ll love and wear for years and years to come. The yarns we feature are all produced with utmost care for our planet and its inhabitants, be they human or non-human. We hope to inspire you to make conscious and informed decisions about what you make, with which materials, and with a lot of joy in your heart.

Magazine Specs

•  Content: 12 patterns, 1 poem

• Recommended Retail Price: €26.90

•  Format: Every print copy comes with two download codes printed inside: One for a

  digital copy, and one for adding the magazine to your Ravelry library.

•  Length: 136 full-color pages

• Dimensions: 20x26x1cm/7.9x10.3x0.4”

• Weight: Approx. 400g

Sustainability Check

• Made out of 100% recycled paper with a coated finish to make the photos really stand out

• Printed with Königsdruck in Berlin, a family-run printer with a focus on sustainability

Issue 11 Features:

Designs by...

Audrey Borrego, Imke von Nathusius, Jenn Lampen, Jule Kebelmann, Katrine Birkenwasser, Lindsey Fowler, Louisa Gauge, Marina Skua, Natalia Milas, Regina Wimmer, Sidney Rakotoarivelo, and Tania Dejoie

Yarns by...

&Make, De Rerum Natura, Erika Knight Yarns, Garthenor Organic, Holst Garn, John Arbon Textiles, Laine Rebelle, Marina Skua, Ovis Et Cetera, Pascuali, and Walcot Yarn

Contributions by...

Liza Laird

Who’s behind Making Stories Magazine?

Making Stories GmbH is an independent knitwear design publisher, owned by Hanna Lisa Haferkamp who runs it together with her small, kick-ass team. 

“We believe in choosing to use resources and capacities, be they human, environmental, social or financial, in a way that can be sustained in the long run. We believe in being aware of and actively reflecting on all parts of our (work) process and communicating them openly and honestly. We believe in treating all living beings involved in our work fairly, respectfully and lovingly and in caring about and for their physical and mental well-being. We believe in not discriminating against anyone based on gender, race, ethnicity, sexual orientation, age, health, physical appearance, economic situation, education or any other factor, being mindful of what that means for their lives and their stories and working towards a world where everyone is free to create the life they wish to live.”