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Knitting Pattern Handbook in English
Author: Tomoko Nishimura
Tomoko Nishimura is a knitting writer and translator with deep expertise in both knitting and the English language. She writes the popular column "Eigo de Amou" ("Let's Knit in English") in Keito Dama, the quarterly knitting magazine published by Nihon Vogue, where she introduces English-language knitting patterns and techniques to Japanese readers. Drawing on her fluency in English and her passion for the craft, she bridges the gap between Japanese and overseas knitting cultures, sharing insights into the techniques, conventions, and charm unique to each. Her work has helped countless knitters in Japan discover the joy of knitting patterns from around the world.
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A book that teaches you how to knit from English-language patterns.
Until now, English-language knitting patterns were something only serious knitting enthusiasts sought out, buying imported books for the pleasure of it. But thanks to the internet, a growing number of beginner and intermediate knitters in Japan are becoming curious about knitting culture beyond Japan.
This book is for anyone who's ever thought, "I want to try knitting from an English pattern!" It carefully walks readers through how to knit and how to read English-language patterns.
Whether you're completely new to English patterns or already have some knitting experience, this book is packed with useful tips and fresh discoveries.
The author, Tomoko Nishimura, is deeply knowledgeable about both knitting and English, and currently writes the column "Let's Knit in English" in Nihon Vogue's quarterly magazine Keito Dama. Beyond just explaining techniques, she offers a rich discussion of the differences between knitting culture overseas and in Japan, and the unique strengths of each.
This is the book knitting fans across the country have been waiting for.