NEW YORK, NY, July 12, 2012 (Press-News.org) Following successful events in New York and Los Angeles, where knitting and crocheting fans gathered to celebrate a timeless craft, the editors of Vogue Knitting magazine announce that Vogue Knitting LIVE is heading to Chicago, October 26-28, 2012, at the Palmer House Hilton Hotel.
The first of its kind in the Midwest, Vogue Knitting LIVE brings Vogue Knitting magazine to life with knit couture fashion shows, a Marketplace featuring thousands of new products, inspirational master-level technique and design classes for novices and experts, and more. Knitting's popularity is on the rise as there are currently more than 800,000 knitters in the United States and growing.
Thousands of enraptured of knitters flocked to previous Vogue Knitting LIVE events in New York and Los Angeles to experience all that this one-of-a-kind event focusing on fashion, fiber, and education has to offer. Knitters in the Windy City this October can expect:
• More than 200 master-level technique and design classes taught by 40 of the biggest names in the knitwear industry, such as Stephanie Pearl-McPhee, Ysolda Teague, and Chicago resident Franklin Habit.
• A Marketplace featuring the latest and greatest products—including hard-to-find fibers such as qiviut and buffalo, patterns to create your own mini knit gnomes, and a knit art gallery.
• Knit couture fashion shows displaying more than 100 hand-knit garments in today's latest fashions and colors.
• Free learn-to-knit and crochet lessons for the novice knitter. Knitters, bring your friends!
• Celebration of Vogue Knitting magazine's pearl anniversary, where we will toast Vogue Knitting magazine to 30 years as the knitting world's style leader.
"We are excited to bring the buzz of our New York and Los Angeles shows to Chicago, and we expect everything to be just as spectacular as previous shows, if not more. Knitters love to be able get together and learn new techniques and connect over their love of knitting, and Vogue Knitting LIVE provides that opportunity for our fans," says Vogue Knitting Editor in Chief Trisha Malcolm. "2012 is a special year for Vogue Knitting magazine. We look forward to toasting our thirtieth anniversary with all the knitters that made it possible. "
Vogue Knitting LIVE offers a full range of package options, from single-day Marketplace passes to a weekend jam-packed with classes, lectures, shopping, and exclusive evening events. Vogue Knitting LIVE has something for every knitter.
For more information regarding Vogue Knitting LIVE, including images and/or interview opportunities, please contact Beth Ritter, Vogue Knitting Publicity Manager at 212-225-9006 or beth@sohopublishing.com.
SoHo Publishing is an established leader in the craft magazine and book publishing arena. SoHo creates and publishes the most widely known and respected magazine titles in the knitting, crochet and handicraft industry. Our expertise also allows us to successfully partner with some of the most recognizable names in the craft and fashion industry to produce customized magazines and books. Originally created as a divi- sion of the Butterick Pattern Company, SoHo has been an independent, full-service publishing company since 2001. Vogue Knitting is SoHo Publishing's flagship title. Launched more than twenty-five years ago, VK has set the bar for knitting, working with the biggest and most talented names in fashion today, includ- ing Michael Kors and Anna Sui. Led by Editor Trisha Malcolm, VK is published five times a year. Follow us on Facebook and Twitter.
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