Issues & Subscriptions
Browse and purchase individual issues of Knit Wit Magazine or subscribe for annual delivery. Each issue is a thoughtfully crafted celebration of fiber, textiles, and the maker community.
- Individual issues — $20.00 each
- Annual subscriptions — $40.00 for two issues per year
- Rich photography and storytelling in every edition
Individual Issues
Each edition of Knit Wit brings together captivating photography, artist profiles, and fashion editorials — all priced at $20.00.
Issue 4
The latest edition of Knit Wit, continuing the magazine's tradition of rich visual storytelling and fiber-arts exploration.
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Issue 3
Released November 2015. A celebration of darker themes — featuring artist Ben Cuevas and editorials inspired by Blair Witch and Caravaggio.
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Issue 2
An earlier edition of Knit Wit, filled with the magazine's signature blend of craft, design, and maker stories.
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Issue 1
The debut issue that launched Knit Wit as a new voice for the modern craft movement.
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Each subscription includes two issues annually. Subscribers received Issue 4 right away and Issue 5 in December 2016. Sign up for our newsletter for special offers and exclusive content.
Subscribe TodayKnit Wit is a magazine about fiber, textiles, and the people who make things with their hands. Each edition gathers photography, artist profiles, and fashion editorials into a single, carefully paced read, treating craft as a living culture rather than a niche hobby. The shop page is where readers meet that work directly, offering individual back issues alongside a subscription route for readers who want every edition delivered as it appears.
The shop is organised around two simple paths: picking up a single issue to browse at your own pace, or committing to a subscription so that new editions arrive without thinking about it. Either way, the emphasis stays on the same thing — a thoughtfully crafted celebration of yarn, cloth, technique, and community. The layout keeps that focus uncluttered, with product cards, soft rounded corners, and clear outlined buttons guiding the eye from browsing to checkout.
Beyond the shop, a magazine like this lives through its events, its stockists, and its social presence, all of which appear elsewhere in the site navigation. Those touchpoints matter because the modern craft movement is fundamentally communal: makers share patterns, swap advice, and inspire one another in studios, guilds, and fibre festivals. Subscribing is simply one more way to stay close to that conversation between issues.
Visually, Knit Wit carries a clean, clinical confidence: deep navy headlines, a warm coral accent for labels and icons, and alternating pale blue and white section blocks that give the page its rhythm. Sans-serif typography throughout, generous spacing, and line-style outline icons inside light badges keep everything feeling friendly but professional. The result is a reading and shopping experience that puts the work in front of you without shouting for attention.