I am very much looking forward to seeing more from this designer. Nor have I run into Maria Molodova before, but let me tell you, I do love this yoke sweater that she designed: If any of yins know her, please introduce me at the first opportunity! I will buy you a drink, Jacqueline. I have never met Jacqueline van Dillen (unless it was in a drunken haze) but I would love to, as she has contributed many wonderful designs to VK over the years. Check out Melissa Leapman’s combination of color and cables:Īnother one of my girl-crushes, the inimitable Sarah Hatton, has designed a lovely unisex cable sweater. It just so happens that several of my favorite designers have pieces in this section. My absolute favorite section is called “Exploring American Landscapes,” inspired by American artists like Wyeth, Hopper and Sargent. So let’s do a quick preview of the new VK magazine: We’ve barely had a chance to scratch the surface with Norah, as this fall’s issue is only her second or third. I’ve always admired Norah Gaughan and been a big fan of her designs. The flip side of change is that it can create opportunities for new things that are good. I was crushed to hear that Trisha Malcolm was moving on as editor, even though I understood that everyone needs a new challenge from time to time. I was disappointed when I heard that Vogue Knitting was going to reduce its publication schedule to two issues a year (although I do hope that this will increase in the future). And of course the only constant in life is change.

Vogue knitting 2021