Knitting Digital Products

Our lives are filled with digital products and all kinds of technology: computers, phones, tablets, eReaders, and more. Now technology can be used to fuel your passion for knitting! Online knitting magazines, knitting eBooks, video downloads and digital knitting instructions are just a click away...

We have all sorts of knitting digital products that you can download and carry around with you. Here are some of my favorites.

Sockupied: This revolutionary eMag is so much fun. Each issue combines patterns, video tutorials, in-depth technique lessons, designer profiles, and much more. The interactivity is really cool, too—there are all kinds of images to click on and get a bunch of extra information. So neat!

Digital Knitting Magazine CD Collections: Are you missing some of your issues of Interweave Knits? Well now you can have the entire collection at your fingertips, all on searchable, printable Interweave Knits CD! I love having the Interweave Knits library on my computer. You can also get CD collections of PieceWork and Knitscene!

Knitting Daily Workshops: Want to learn how to work with color? How to knit from the top down? Tons of tips and tricks from Eunny Jang? All about knitting cables? How to work intarsia? Well then, our Knitting Daily Workshops are for you. Each DVD workshop is an in-depth master class with a professional knitwear designer. You'll learn so much; I know I have!

Designer Profile Knitting eBooks: We all have our favorite designers, and Interweave knows that. So we've gathered patterns from fan-favorite designers into eBooks! We've featured Pam Allen, Shirley Paden, Kathy Zimmerman, and Kate Gagnon Osborn and Courtney Kelly. You'll love seeing patterns by your favorite designers all gathered together in one eBook.

Video Tutorials: Did you know that perennial bestseller The Knitter's Companion is also available on DVD? Author Vicki Square demonstrates EVER technique covered in the book. It's really wonderful. As is Nancy Bush's video of Knitted Lace of Estonia. Nancy will show you all kinds of techniques used in knitting those fabulous, light as air shawls made famous by master knitters in Estonia