Let’s Knit is the UK’s best knitting magazine! Every issue is packed with patterns for knitters of all ages and skill levels, with a fun and fashionable flavour that’s perfect for today’s knitter. It has all the practical help, informative features and shopping info you could possibly want, along with a fantastic high-value free gift with every issue.
LandScape magazine reflects the interests of people living rurally or semi-rurally in the landscape and nature around them, the uniqueness of British traditional crafts, the satisfaction of growing and cooking their own food, and the joy of simple activities within their circle of family, friends and community. The magazine covers seasonal gardening, cookery, craft, people and places in the British countryside, and its nature. Each issue delivers a wealth of information in an easy-to-read style, with simple layouts and an expansive page allocation for each subject, illustrated with beautiful images.
Kitchen Garden is Britain’s best best specialist magazine dedicated to those who love to grow their own fresh fruit and vegetables. Every month our expert team of writers – all of whom are highly experienced kitchen gardeners – bring you in-depth features on all aspects of growing your own produce whether on an allotment, a veg patch in the garden or even a patio or balcony. We have regular features for experienced growers and complete novices alike on all aspects of this wonderful hobby.
KIPLINGER’S PERSONAL FINANCE provides down-to-earth advice on managing money and achieving financial security. We provide our readers with trustworthy information and practical guidance on saving, investing, planning for retirement, paying for college, buying an automobile, home and other major purchases, as well as reliable advice for all stages of their financial lives. Our readers are affluent and influential men and women who are actively involved in their personal-finance decisions, and we are guided by the expectation that they will act on what we write about and benefit from doing so.
– Just CrossStitch magazine is absolutely bursting with new, exciting patterns and techniques that are chosen with you in mind! You’re guaranteed to find plenty of patterns to stir your imagination and keep your creative juices flowing.
Incorporated in 1958, the Jaguar Clubs of North America (JCNA) has become the hub of Jaguar enthusiasts from Canada, Mexico, the United States and around the world. As a social organization with a common interest in the Jaguar marque, JCNA strives to provide members with the widest range of services and activities for those with an enthusiasm for all Jaguars, both old and new. We find that the entire family participates in many events because activities span a large cross section of interests.
Interweave Crochet magazine offers innovative approaches to crochet, exploring both stitchwork and garment construction. Each issue offers at least twenty patterns, suitable for a range of crocheters from beginner to experienced. In addition, each issue features crochet tips, a review of yarn suited to crochet, and intriguing editorial about global crochet or other topics. Interweave Crochet is dedicated to engaging crocheters with timeless designs, supported by clear instructions, stitch diagrams, and crisp photography.
Inside Soap is Britain’s most popular magazine about Britain’s most popular TV shows!
Homes & Interiors is a leading lifestyle publication featuring beautiful interior-designed homes and cutting-edge architecture. The 270-plus page, award-winning title leads in its trends’ coverage, from the latest wallpaper, paint and fabric to furniture, food and gardens – complemented by sharp, informative writing. Work by both flourishing and established artists and makers is included to reflect the country’s creative landscape. Homes & Interiors Scotland is an invaluable design and cultural source book, intent on spreading the word.
It’s the toughest time of the year: the cold and flu season. How can you stay healthy while others around you are coughing and sneezing and feeling downright miserable?
