Trisha Malcolm's guest appearances

Trisha Malcolm

Yarn Thing with Marly Bird

Podcasting with Purpose for Life Coaches

Knight Kraft

Liz Gipson

Dora Ohrenstein

Rachael Herron

Robyn Chachula

Marly Bird

Ellen Gormley

Stacey Trock

Norah Gaughan

Beth Whiteside

Lena Skvagerson

Felicia Lo

Deborah Norville

Laura Nelkin

Barb Demorest

Carol Sulcoski

OwlTail

Erika and Arabella are delighted to be joined "across the pond" by one of the most knowledgeable and well-connected women in the world of knitting, the warm and wonderful Trisha Malcolm. A conversation about craft and creativity with insider insights into the workings of the hand knitting industry from the ex-editor of Vogue Knitting, the overlap of hand knit and fashion, and musings on the future of craft.  If you enjoy this episode please rate and review on your preferred podcast platform and subscribe to make sure you are the first to know about the next episode.  For inspiration and news about designs, books and new projects, please follow instagram and facebook @knightkraft.  Get full access to Knight Kraft Newsletter at knightkraft.substack.com/subscribe

Erika and Arabella are delighted to be joined "across the pond" by one of the most knowledgeable and well-connected women in the world of knitting, the warm and wonderful Trisha Malcolm. A conversation about craft and creativity with insider insights into the workings of the hand knitting industry from the ex-editor of Vogue Knitting, the overlap of hand knit and fashion, and musings on the future of craft.  If you enjoy this episode please rate and review on your preferred podcast platform and subscribe to make sure you are the first to know about the next episode.  For inspiration and news about designs, books and new projects, please follow instagram and facebook <a href="https://www.instagram.com/knightkraft/?hl=en" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">@knightkraft</a>.  Get full access to Knight Kraft Newsletter at <a href="https://knightkraft.substack.com/subscribe?utm_medium=podcast&amp;utm_campaign=CTA_4" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">knightkraft.substack.com/subscribe</a>

Knight Kraft Episode Six - with Trisha Malcolm

Today Kara talks to the Editorial Director and Vice President of Vogue Knitting, Trisha Malcolm. Trisha was the very first guest on this podcast, so we're so glad to have her back again today! Trisha is a magazine publisher with a focus on fashion-forward designs that adapt to the needs of today's knitters. Listen in as we talk about the special 35th anniversary issue of Vogue Knitting Magazine!    “It's a creative job because every issue is different, and every time something new happens, it's exciting!”   -Trisha Malcolm   [Tweet "Behind the scenes of @VogueKnitting - listen in on the #PowerPurlsPodcast!"] Episode highlights:  Trisha started her career as a high school teacher. Then she got a job at a crafting magazine because she was a teacher who also knew how to do several crafts. This year marks Trisha's 20th anniversary with Vogue Knitting! Vogue Knitting started in 1932, so even though this is our 35th anniversary, the brand is 85 years old. In 1972 they stopped publishing the magazine when Conde Nast sold the pattern side to Butterick Patterns and stopped the magazine. In the 1980s there was a big knitting boom again, and Trisha's boss asked Conde Nast to start publishing the magazine again. The magazine focuses on fashion, but Trisha feels this has become less important because fashion itself has become so much more casual in recent years. Trisha looks at online videos and photos for fashion shows each season, and then she finds all the sweaters and bundles those images together to create a trend report. Trisha is starting to see more shawls and wraps on the runway, and she thinks the designers are taking a nod from the knitters of the world (we love our shawls, don't we?). Trisha redesigned the magazine a year ago to include more "behind the scenes" with designers. Trisha has big plans to take the magazine into a broader digital environment in order to make the content accessible via phone. She doesn't envision that the print issue will disappear, though. For the anniversary issue, they invited regular advertisers to choose a favorite pattern========I take ONE new podcast launch client per month because this how I keep the highest quality in my work, the white glove treatment for YOU.  Invest in the podcast you want to give to the world. So here’s what you need to do if you want to lock in your spot with me:Visit karagottwarner.com/services and click on the Ready, Set, Launch program and I will immediately be in touch to set up your onboarding session. If you have questions about the program, feel free to email me at kara@karagottwarner.com

Today Kara talks to the Editorial Director and Vice President of Vogue Knitting, Trisha Malcolm. Trisha was the very first guest on this podcast, so we're so glad to have her back again today! Trisha is a magazine publisher with a focus on fashion-forward designs that adapt to the needs of today's knitters. Listen in as we talk about the special 35th anniversary issue of Vogue Knitting Magazine! <blockquote> “It's a creative job because every issue is different, and every time something new happens, it's exciting!” <h3>-Trisha Malcolm</h3> </blockquote> [Tweet "Behind the scenes of @VogueKnitting - listen in on the #PowerPurlsPodcast!"] <h1>Episode highlights:</h1> <ul> <li>Trisha started her career as a high school teacher. Then she got a job at a crafting magazine because she was a teacher who also knew how to do several crafts.</li> <li>This year marks Trisha's 20th anniversary with Vogue Knitting!</li> <li>Vogue Knitting started in 1932, so even though this is our 35th anniversary, the brand is 85 years old. In 1972 they stopped publishing the magazine when Conde Nast sold the pattern side to Butterick Patterns and stopped the magazine. In the 1980s there was a big knitting boom again, and Trisha's boss asked Conde Nast to start publishing the magazine again.</li> <li>The magazine focuses on fashion, but Trisha feels this has become less important because fashion itself has become so much more casual in recent years.</li> <li>Trisha looks at online videos and photos for fashion shows each season, and then she finds all the sweaters and bundles those images together to create a trend report.</li> <li>Trisha is starting to see more shawls and wraps on the runway, and she thinks the designers are taking a nod from the knitters of the world (we love our shawls, don't we?).</li> <li>Trisha redesigned the magazine a year ago to include more "behind the scenes" with designers.</li> <li>Trisha has big plans to take the magazine into a broader digital environment in order to make the content accessible via phone. She doesn't envision that the print issue will disappear, though.</li> <li>For the anniversary issue, they invited regular advertisers to choose a favorite pattern</li></ul>======== I take ONE new podcast launch client per month because this how I keep the highest quality in my work, the white glove treatment for YOU. Invest in the podcast you want to give to the world. So here’s what you need to do if you want to lock in your spot with me: Visit <a href="https://karagottwarner.com/services" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">karagottwarner.com/services</a> and click on the Ready, Set, Launch program and I will immediately be in touch to set up your onboarding session. If you have questions about the program, feel free to email me at <a href="mailto:kara@karagottwarner.com">kara@karagottwarner.com</a>

072 Trisha Malcolm publishes a magazine for fashion forward knitters

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Vogue Knitting's editor Trisha Malcolm