Preview issue one’s patterns

We’re a little less than a month away from the release of issue one and we’ve started to post some preview images on Ravelry. If things go faster than expected in the final edits, we’ll release it sooner — we don’t want you to wait any longer than you have to for this fibery goodness!

Not EVERYTHING (hey, we need to keep some surprises, right?), but this should give you an idea of some of the things you’ll see in issue #1.

If you haven’t already subscribed, make sure to do so before the issue comes out: we’ve got a great subscriber-only contest this issue and so much more. Thank you all from the bottoms of our hearts for your support thus far: we can’t wait to keep bringing you the best of the best with each issue.

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Subscriptions now available!

Great news! The long-awaited subscriptions are now available! See the Subscriptions page for more details: all subscriptions will start with issue 1 in September. Thank you so much for supporting the magazine thus far, we can’t begin to tell you how excited we are to bring you new issues.

Issue zero is on sale now!

Purchase issue zero at the discounted price of $3.99

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Issue zero premiering at TNNA

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Here’s a sneak peek at issue zero, which will be premiering the weekend of 23 June at TNNA (the National Needle Arts Association) in the Cooperative Press/Knit Edge booth #554.

We will have a limited number of print copies at the show, and will be making the PDF version of the issue available here and on Ravelry for a limited time. Issue zero includes designs by Andi Smith, Annie Modesitt, Ruth Garcia-Alcantud and Sarah Wilson, as well as articles and previews of what you can expect in issue one this fall.

Thanks to readers like you, we are now planning to issue PDF editions of the magazine as well as the app-based version. The PDF editions may not have the multimedia capabilities of the app, but in the interest of making the magazine easier to read on multiple devices, PDF will also be an option. We’d like to thank everyone who’s given us their valuable feedback as we launch Knit Edge!

If you’d like to advertise or contribute to the magazine…

We have been overwhelmed (happily!) by the thoughtful and kind reception to Knit Edge upon our announcement. If you would like to advertise or contribute to the magazine (patterns, editorial, etc), please do fill out this form so we can get back to you in an organized way! Thank you again for all your kind words about Knit Edge and we’ll see you soon!

p.s. smaller advertisers are very welcome, in fact we’re offering some special programs just for you!

Yes, it’s true.

Cooperative Press is launching a new magazine called Knit Edge in 2012.

(The news got leaked a little earlier than planned when our sponsorship of the 2012 TNNA Business Innovation Awards was announced!)

Want to be in the loop about the magazine’s launch? Sign up for the general Cooperative Press mailing list (you can use the shortcut link http://eepurl.com/gIvrr if you want to tweet about it!) and click the button under Knit Edge Magazine news.

If you’re already a subscriber to CP’s general list, it will prompt you to update your account; you can then click the magazine news link. Take a minute and update your account with your birthday and the CP books you already own, we have some surprises in store for you!