Description
A stylish and colourful vintage issue of Review magazine, showcasing 9 sensational new knitting designs, 5 outstanding fashion yarns, and 5 super stitch hints and tips. The cover features a richly textured, multi‑coloured hand‑knit garment — a perfect snapshot of late‑20th‑century craft fashion.
Condition:
A very good, clean example with bright colour, minimal handling wear and fully intact pages. A lovely collectible for knitters, designers and fans of retro craft magazines.
Ideal for anyone interested in vintage knitting patterns, yarn history, textile design or period fashion inspiration.
History of Review Knitting Magazine and Its Fashion‑Craft Era
During the 1970s and 1980s, magazines like Review played a major role in shaping home‑knitting trends, offering accessible patterns, yarn showcases and practical stitch guides. These publications helped popularise textured knits, bold colourwork and creative garment construction, reflecting the era’s growing interest in handmade fashion.
Issues such as this one remain popular with collectors and makers for their authentic patterns, period styling and insight into the evolution of modern knitting culture.
Review Knitting Magazine – 9 New Designs – Vintage Craft Issue
£7.00
Description
A stylish and colourful vintage issue of Review magazine, showcasing 9 sensational new knitting designs, 5 outstanding fashion yarns, and 5 super stitch hints and tips. The cover features a richly textured, multi‑coloured hand‑knit garment — a perfect snapshot of late‑20th‑century craft fashion.
Condition:
A very good, clean example with bright colour, minimal handling wear and fully intact pages. A lovely collectible for knitters, designers and fans of retro craft magazines.
Ideal for anyone interested in vintage knitting patterns, yarn history, textile design or period fashion inspiration.
History of Review Knitting Magazine and Its Fashion‑Craft Era
During the 1970s and 1980s, magazines like Review played a major role in shaping home‑knitting trends, offering accessible patterns, yarn showcases and practical stitch guides. These publications helped popularise textured knits, bold colourwork and creative garment construction, reflecting the era’s growing interest in handmade fashion.
Issues such as this one remain popular with collectors and makers for their authentic patterns, period styling and insight into the evolution of modern knitting culture.