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Tunisian Crochet - The Japanese Way
by Nihon Vogue
- ISBN
- 9780804857055
- Published
- 2024-05-07
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Synopsis
Combine the best of knitting and crochet using Japan's visual notation style! Tunisian crochet, the knitwork style that combines the cast-on method of knitting with the hook method of crochet, results in beautiful woven-look fabrics. Tunisian Crochet--The Japanese Way gives knitting and crochet enthusiasts a chance to create these beautiful patterns and textures using the clear, visual chart-and-symbol method of notation pioneered in Japan and now popular worldwide. Step-by-step illustrations for 13 classic stitches are provided, along with the 20 stylish projects including: An intricate multi-colored shrug (wave stitch) Bags of all sizes, from a fabulous drawstring bucket bag (scallop stitch) to a beautifully patterned pencil case (seed stitch) A colorful vest and splashy tippet (both in cube stitch) An elegant beret (domino stitch) And much more! Each project comes with complete instructions and schematics. A dedicated section at the end shows you in detail how to execute each stitch, providing a visual reference to help you perfect your skills. For "technique collectors" and practitioners looking for new angles or new challenges in their needlework, Tunisian Crochet--The Japanese Way is a fantastic adventure that they'll enjoy for years to come.
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