Japanese Knitting Stitch Bible: 260 Exquisite Designs by Hitomi Shida: 260 Exquisite Patterns by Hitomi Shida

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The Japanese patterns are entirely charted, so you don’t need to know Japanese to use them. However, feel free to ask for help in the Japanese knitting and crochet group. Sometimes, the reverse is almost pretty as the front, in its own subtle way. (Long floats left deliberately because these pieces will only be used for photography.) Materials: 2 balls of worsted-weight yarn in different colors (approx 100 yards each), set of 5 appropriately sized double- pointed needles (or 2 circulars or 1 long circular for magic loop), a crochet hook of the same size, basic knitting toolkit We’ve been publishing a series of articles on Japanese knitting patterns in Amirisu magazine, and they are available for free (online versions). Hope that will help a lot of adventurous knitters!

There are five basic knitting styles based on the way the yarn is held and wrapped around the working needle.Once you have identified the needle size and the gauge, you can choose a yarn. The ITO retail partners will gladly advise and help with choosing a yarn to get the gauge. It is necessary to knit a gauge swatch and to wash it. Your gauge has to match the gauge of the pattern. If you get a differnt gauge, try a smaller or bigger needle size.

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If the needle slides in smoothly and sits snugly in the hole, then you’ve just identified your needle size. Mystery solved! Phoebe Lim’s bag is inspired by the traditional Japanese knot bag that is closed by pulling the two handles through an opening in the knitting. Pictured project by Jenvanant.