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Japanese knitting dictionaries have quickly become the favorite go-to reference for experienced knitters all around the world, and Japanese Wonder Knitting takes this trend a step further, giving step-by-step lessons in executing classic stitches the Japanese way. Like its companion volume, Japanese Wonder Crochet, this book introduces needleworkers to a whole new approach to classic stitches such as bubble stitches, herringbone, cockleshell, cables, smocking, entrelac and more.
A swatch pattern is provided for each stitch to help knitters learn the mechanics of the stitch before applying them to larger projects. The personal and home accessory projects included providing something for every level of time commitment.
A total of 23 projects are presented in this book, including:
Cozy hats and neckwear;
Headbands for warmth and style;
Beautiful clutches and bags;
An amazing entrelac stitch shawl;
Clever boot liners/ankle warmers;
And so much more!
An introduction by Japanese knitting expert Gayle Roehm explains the stitch charts as well as the differences and similarities between Japanese and Western styles of knitting. A guide to stitch symbols and extensive lessons provide visual guidance.
With this book and a little practice, knitters who love Japanese knitwear and patterns will be ready to try their hand at the many wonderful fashions and home goods so many Western knitters love to make.
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Hats, Blankets and More
youll find in this book a range of techniques to play with, and some fun small projects for
practice. The book was originally published in Japan, so youll see that instructions and
patterns use a lot of graphics and illustrations, with less text than you may be used to.
information here. Take the time to read through your selected pattern, too; lots of details
can be found among the schematics.
symbols, start here. This is also where youll find the abbreviations used throughout
(p. 51). In addition, there are a few basic crochet stitches used in the finishing of some of
these projects.
guide you through the symbols and the chart, and answer questions that you may have.
more pictures and fewer words. Its a logical, concise way to present a lot of information.
the illustrated formats.
counts, finished measurements, and other instructions. Also important, youll find an
arrow to show the direction of knitting.
row numbers, arrows showing the direction of rows, and other hints that will help you
complete the pattern.
handles, and how to position an edging, for instance.
correlation.
work the stitches. Some charts include arrows as reminders.
operation, so that your stitches will read correctly on the right side. That is, if the
chart shows a knit stitch on the right side, you know to purl on the wrong side. In
this book, weve provided definitions for wrong side operations when necessary.
reverse stitches.
knit (and crochet) stitches with illustrations and explanations.
pattern. Be sure to work the swatch in the Point Lesson before working on a larger
project.
crochet techniques used in the book can be found in the back.
wrong side rows. Pay attention! A few of the stitch patterns in this book reverse that,
with even numbered right side rows and odd-numbered wrong side rows. Stay alert.
countries. The original yarn is identified for each pattern. Most likely, you will want to
substitute a different yarn. On page 50, youll find an illustrated list of the original yarns
used in these projects: weight, fiber content, meterage/yardage and so on.
your project looks like the one photographed.
specified stitch and row gauge for the pattern. The swatch is the most important step in
making an effective substitution. The needle size given in the pattern is only a starting
point. Depending on your knitting style, you may need a smaller or larger needle to
achieve the stated gauge.
but are actually all made by combining basic knitting techniques. Please refer to the
Point Lessons for techniques that are hard to understand through the charts alone.
repeat numbers from the finished items. When you are making one of the items, please refer to their
charts and directions in the Instructions section starting on page 51.
row. The key point is to make the distance between each pulled up stitch and the
height of each row even, to create nicely rounded bubbles.
stitch using the first color.
Change to the next color, knit
1, and insert the tip of RN into
the second stitch in row 2.
stitches in the 4 rows above
needle to drop off LN and onto
RN. Slip these stitches back
to LN.
stitches on the left needle.
stitches (skipping the first k1
in step 1) to the end of the
row. Do this for the second
row of each color.
the next stitch, across the row. What characterizes the herringbone stitch is that two rows
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