The magazine amirisu has been renewed, and a new pattern book series, amirisu assemblage, has begun.
The theme of the second issue is the top-down sweater, knitted three-dimensionally. While top-down sweaters may sound simple, knitting techniques have evolved rapidly in recent years, opening up a wide variety of styles and possibilities. For this issue, designers from around the world have created a collection of 13 unique top-down sweaters, ranging from simple designs to more intricate pieces. Experience the joy of seamless knitting and the range of designs gathered in this one inspiring volume.
Item breakdown : 10 pullovers, 2 cardigan, 1 bolero
Participating Designers
Alice Caetano, Ayako Kataoka, Ayano Tanaka, Derako, Elena Solier Jansà, Eri Shimizu, Esti Juango, Eun Mi Ahn, Hiromi Nagasawa, Julie Weisenberger, Marie Régnier, Megumi Sawada, Saori Hirano
Basic information
・A4 size, 184 pages
・Raverly download code included
・Japanese-English bilingual (booklet not included)
The magazine amirisu has been renewed, and a new pattern book series, amirisu assemblage, has begun.
The theme of the second issue is the top-down sweater, knitted three-dimensionally. While top-down sweaters may sound simple, knitting techniques have evolved rapidly in recent years, opening up a wide variety of styles and possibilities. For this issue, designers from around the world have created a collection of 13 unique top-down sweaters, ranging from simple designs to more intricate pieces. Experience the joy of seamless knitting and the range of designs gathered in this one inspiring volume.
Item breakdown : 10 pullovers, 2 cardigan, 1 bolero
Participating Designers
Alice Caetano, Ayako Kataoka, Ayano Tanaka, Derako, Elena Solier Jansà, Eri Shimizu, Esti Juango, Eun Mi Ahn, Hiromi Nagasawa, Julie Weisenberger, Marie Régnier, Megumi Sawada, Saori Hirano
Basic information
・A4 size, 184 pages
・Raverly download code included
・Japanese-English bilingual (booklet not included)
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