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Tunisian Crochet - The Japanese Way: Combine the Best of Knitting and Crochet Using Clear Japanese-style Charts & Symbols

 

Tunisian Crochet - the Japanese Way
by Nihon Vogue, Nihon;

English | 2024 | ISBN: 0804857059 | 105 pages | True PDF | 49.18 MB


Combine the best of knitting and crochet using Japan's visual notation style!
Tunisian crochet is the knitwork style that combines the cast-on method of knitting with the hook method of crochet, resulting in fabrics that look woven as well as knitted. Tunisian Crochet—The Japanese Way gives knitting and crochet enthusiasts a chance to create beautiful patterns and textures using the clear chart-and-symbol method of visual notation pioneered in Japan and now popular worldwide.
Step-by-step illustrations for 13 classic stitches are provided, along with the 20 stylish projects:

 

 

  • Wave Stitch—Used to create an intricate multi-colored shrug
  • Seed Stitch—Perfect fun bags of all sizes, from a fabulous drawstring bucket bag (with a scallop stitch) to a beautifully patterned pencil case
  • Cube Stitch— You'll enjoy using this to make a colorful vest and splashy tippet
  • Domino Stitch—A versatile stitch that can be used to create an elegant beret
  • And many 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 visual references to help you perfect your skills. Perfect for "technique collectors" and needlecrafters looking for new angles and new challenges, Tunisian Crochet—The Japanese Way is a fantastic adventure that you'll enjoy for years to come.

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