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The projects include ever-popular fingerless mittens, a feminine collar and thick socks. The perfect book for needlework enthusiasts who want to try the unique Japanese style of knitting! ' -- Gayle Roehm, knitting teacher, designer and author. The perfect book to try the unique Japanese style of knitting. Some are challenging, some are variations on a theme, and all are new and interesting. 55 Fantastic Japanese Knitting Stitches is the perfect book for experienced knitters who love knitting the Japanese way, or those who want to give this style of knitting a try for the first time opening the door to new horizons and the work of creative Japanese knitwear designers. We offer sustainable and thoughtfully sourced yarns, knitting & crochet notions, and gifts for the modern handcrafter in a welcoming, inclusive environment based on the fictional town of Stars Hollow. Popular and prolific author and knitwear designer Kotomi Hayashi presents 55 innovative stitch designs--specifically for those who have never tried Japanese-style knitting before.
- Patterns with motifs in relief that add dimension and texture to your knitwear
- Delightful reversible patterns you get two garments in one.
- Surprising variations on classics such as cables, basket weaves, bobbles and popcorn stitches, among others
- Patterns and stitches with unusual colour combinations, offering endless opportunities for creativity
Reviews
CC2
This book is amazing im super excited to try it. Not suitable for beginners, designs have their complexity. I have just got the book so I'll update this.
A McInerney
It is still worth it because the patterens are awe inspiring. When my mom makes me that scarf, I'll leave a comment about what the patterns are like to use.
Valentina Huber
But it does mean that when laid flat, the spine bends the pages which makes things difficult to read. I just didnt realise i would have to learn a whole new system to be able to read the patterns. Neither method is wrong, both are equal skills. It is charts.
Pasquale Angiolillo
Not everyone can read charts, not everyone can work from written out patterns. The "Japanese Knitting Stitch Bible" is a lovely book that does exactly that, taking us into a beautiful world of detailed possibilities with its intricate and gorgeous designs. For that, when making something I would probably photocopy the section needed to keep with my extensive project notes. I'm in English, I can't speak English, but I'm okay with a translator
Rosanna
That said, the book is fabulous, the nicest I own (and I definitely don't have a few of mesh books). It’s not easy, it is a skill not suitable or possible for everyone. The impression is very good. As a picture book alone, it deserves 5 stars.
Romina Belloc
The book is of very good quality. This is not lazy as some have suggested; it is just different. I can't imagine how long or how many people it took to do that. There are 260 schemes one more beautiful than the other, divided by techniques.
Losha
It's a short yet sweet area that shows an original pattern on the left with a variation of that pattern to the right. All the designs are excellent.
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