Synopses & Reviews
Japanese designer Eisaku Noro creates some of the world's most magnificent yarns-made from exquisite natural materials and color-blended into stunning hues, they're prized by knitters everywhere. This lush, beautifully styled book offers needleworkers of all skill levels a collection of patterns that make the most of Noro's breathtaking creations. The projects, which range from an Entrelac Scarf and Cowl Neck Vest to a Felted Cloche and Chevron Throw, include on-trend fashion and accessories.
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Located in the Peruvian Andes, the Mallkini Ranch breeds alpacasandmdash;and also supports its employees via the Mirasol Project, which runs a boarding school for local children. To aid this project, Jane Ellison has created 25 designs that all use Mirasol yarns. The glorious garments range from a chunky turtleneck sweater and moss-stitched mittens to a cozy bobble hat and wraparound cardigan.
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With no more than three skeins of the most beautiful wool available, advanced beginners can knit 30 stunning projectsand#8212;hats, bags, cowls, shawlettes, shrugs, toys, and even a lacy cardigan and empire-waist top. Sumptuous, vivid Noro yarns are synonymous with unmatched color and luxury, and this collection by major knitwear designers features perennial favorites Kureyon, Silk Garden, and Taiyo, as well as the newly available Ayatori and Mossa.
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Celebrate the 25th anniversary of Noroandrsquo;s popular Silk Garden yarn with this elegant collection. Made in Japan, Silk Garden is a truly unique yarn consisting of 45% silk, 45% kid mohair, and 10% lambandrsquo;s wool. Featuring sweaters, hats, scarves, shawls, and more, these designs all showcase the yarnandrsquo;s hand-dyed, vibrant colors and luxurious texture.
About the Author
About Noro:
For more than 40 years, Noro has been producing yarns renowned for their fabulous textures and stunning color combinations. Led by founder Eisaku Noro, the company creates yarns from only the highest-quality natural fibers, with strict attention to environmentally friendly practices.and#160;