Knitting by Shetland lacemaker Sharon Miller. Part 4.

Knitting by Shetland lacemaker Sharon Miller. Part 3.

Knitting by Shetland lacemaker Sharon Miller. Part 2.

Knitting by Shetland lacemaker Sharon Miller. Part 1.

150 exquisite knitted patterns from one of Japan's most prolific and innovative designers. Her works know no boundaries, they range from classic to ethnic and outrageous.

150 knitting patterns from Keiko Okamoto. Part of 150 exquisite knitted patterns from one of Japan's most prolific and innovative designers. Her works know no boundaries, they range from classic to ethnic and shocking.

150 exquisite knitted patterns from one of Japan's most prolific and innovative designers. Her works know no boundaries, they range from classic to ethnic and outrageous.

Special issue No. 2. Knitting patterns. Part 2.

Special issue No. 2. Knitting patterns. Part 1.

Special issue No. 1. Knitting patterns. Part 2.

Special issue No. 1. Knitting patterns. Part 1.

In this section you will find original circles, which are a great pleasure to knit.

Any basic circle is easy to make unique, bright, and outstanding. Some of the circles from Part 1 are decorated with intarsia, stripes, motifs, loop-to-loop embroidery and two-color medallions.

Along with crochet circles, there are many beautiful and equally exquisite vintage knitted lace circles.

This chapter includes circles knitted using the entrelak technique, braids, double-sided braids, cones, leaves, brioche, dominoes, short rows and others.

There are many ways to form a circle in this chapter. You can knit spirals, turns, turns; You can form a circle using various additions and decreases.

All kinds of braids and plaits look very beautiful in knitted products. The methodical Japanese have collected many such patterns in the book below. Can be used in sweaters, vests, jackets, and scarves.

Aranas and braids in canvases and patterns from the popular designer Yoko Hatta. Part 3

Lace patterns in samples from the popular designer Yoko Hatta. Part 2