Once again, knit.purl turns to accessibly high-end knitwear with sleek, wearable, modern designs worked in luxe materials and finished with a couture polish. In this issue, the project collections focus on sleek menswear-styled fabrics and high-fashion tomboy shapes for her; minimalistic Desert Modern tunics and accessories; and projects that utilize the uber-popular gradient yarns to full effect. Amy Gunderson takes us backstage of the yarn world with a trip to the Handerbeit show in Germany, where trends for the forthcoming seasons are revealed; author Romi Hill educates us on customizing shawl patterns with lace math; and we take a look into two few brand-new patterns from forthcoming Interweave books, as well as the coolest in new trends and products

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