I plan to publish our spring issue at the end of March, hopefully on the 31st. Stay tuned!

Warmer weather is on it's way (in the northern hemisphere anyway) and our thoughts are turning to light and airy cotton knits, sleeveless tops and sundresses, spaghetti straps and bikinis. But if you get started now, you just might be able to finish one of these by next winter:

From hackedgadgets.com. Thanks Booker for sending it along!

-Robin

I started MPMK simply because I thought it would be fun and it would be nice to cover this little niche of the knitting world. It's still fun, but it sure is a lot of work, and it's darn expensive. My day job takes precedence, and I'd love to have a life outside of work and knitting, so it's time for me to either ask for help, or call it quits.

What I need: 
A "Director of Advertising", which is a really snazzy way of saying that I need somebody to help me get advertising going on this site. I'll give you access to our stats and whatever other info you need, and you harass gently coerce yarn stores, indie crafters, and fashionistas of various types to advertise on MPMK. I'm flexible about the whole thing, and need to nail down the details with whomever is interested.

A "Blog Manager", which is a snazzy way of saying that I need somebody to troll the internet for fashionable a ...

Submissions for our Spring 2009 issue are due on February 1, 2009. We're looking for patterns and articles and tidbits for our blog. You find more information on our Submission Guidelines page.

What's with those pictures? Find out what the Amish and fish scales have to do with Spring 2009 by reading our just posted Spring 2009 Trend Prev ...

If J. Crew has made it, you know it's going to be a classic. So all you folks who are worried about our knits being too trendy can go right on ahead and knit yourself a St. James. It's staying power is proven.

-robin

Thanks to Caroline for finding this for us!