Get ready for sweater weather with the Fall 2026 issue of Farm & Fiber Knits, a beautiful collection of knitting inspiration, thoughtful fibre stories and 11 gorgeous projects designed to carry you through the changing seasons.
Whether you’re looking for a relaxed yet tailored cardigan, a finely cabled pullover or a smaller accessory project, this collection offers plenty to inspire your next cast-on. Alongside the patterns, you’ll find helpful techniques and articles covering everything from buttonholes and cast-on methods to yarn substitutions and recycled fibres.
Inside This Issue
Explore the world of fibre, farming and knitting through a collection of feature articles:
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Kullvi Whims: Discover the knitters of India's Kullu Valley with Chitra Balasubramaniam.
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Ewetopia: Shaina Scott explores the journey of growing a local mill.
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Prado de Lana Sheep Farm: Kate Larson and Sandi Rosner explore fibre farming and Mexican sheep breeds in Mexico and the Berkshires.
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Your Best Buttonhole: Learn six different buttonhole methods with Kate Atherley.
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Sustainable Stash: Carol J. Sulcoski takes a closer look at recycled yarns.
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Exploring Four Recycled Yarns: Heavenly Bresser explores four recycled yarn options.
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Knitting Saddle Shoulders: Lisa Shroyer shares three methods and helpful tips.
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Swatch Study: Discover three more yarn options for the River Rock Pullover.
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Hey Mama Wolf: Mary Lou Egan introduces yarns inspired by German flora and fauna.
11 Knitting Projects
This issue includes a beautiful mix of garments, accessories and shawls:
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Persinette Shawl – Juliette Pécaut
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Blazing Star Mitts – Mary Lou Egan
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Field Fences Cardigan – Deborah Newton
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Hairst Handwarmers – Hazel Tindall
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Auxetic Scarf – Xandy Peters
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Echo Small Shawl – Kate Larson
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Galaz Jumper – Kristen TenDyke
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River Rock Pullover – Jenny Williams
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Chalk Stripe Vest – Seth Richardson
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Evergreen Hat – Amanda Buckley
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Grainline Scarf – Anna Husemann
From seasonal garments to smaller accessories, Farm & Fiber Knits – Fall 2026 is packed with beautiful projects and fascinating fibre stories to enjoy throughout the season.
Please note: All patterns and content are intended for personal use only and must not be distributed without written approval.
