Amirisu – Issue 27 Autumn/Winter 2023 Cheap

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Amirisu – Issue 27 Autumn/Winter 2023

• Yarn Notes
• Yarn Suggestions
• The Brand

• We are delighted to stock this gorgeous magazine from Japan. The patterns in Amirisu are truly inspiring and so very wearable.
  
  Issue 27 is inspired by “music”. Each designer freely interpreted the theme and demonstrated their creativity, resulting in 12 pieces that were light and filled with attention to detail.
  
  Special Feature: Interviews with Fiber Artists
  We speak with two of our favourite artists, Julie Weisenberger of Cocoknits and Cassandra Harada of Harada Wool, about the businesses they have developed and their visions for the future.
  
  Plus, an interview with beadwork artist Madison Holler, a project from Lori Ann Graham, two sewing projects (a machine-quilted project bag and a tea cozy with details any wool lover will enjoy), and much more.
  
  Participating designers: Ainur Berkimbayeva, Alice Caetano, Alma Bali, Cecilia Flori, Derako, Eri Shimizu, Keiko Kikuno, Megumi Sawada, Mizuho Komiya, Rachel Illsley, Rievive
  
  See pattern previews here!

  Particulars

  • Download Code: A Ravelry download code of the entire magazine is printed on an inserted card.

  • A4 size, 130 pages

  • Printed in Japan

  Check out our Instagram Live on our top Yarn Recommendations!

   

• Our top yarn recommendations for each pattern in this publication are here! Also, check out our Instagram Live which goes through each one too.

  1. Dolly by Keiko Kikuno
  

  Eco Llama by Illimani
  Balayage by Pascuali
  Hand-Dyed Silk Yak
  Le Petit Lambswool by Biches & Buches
  Merino Cloud by artyarns
  Opus by Walcot Yarns
  Sabri by Illimani

  2. Undulate by Eri Shimizu
  
  Main Yarn:
  Amelie by Illimani
  Eco Soft by Isager
  Manchelopi by Wooldreamers
  Le Gros Silk & Mohair by Biches & Buches

  Cuff yarn:
  Any of our lace weight Silk Mohair yarns

  3. Curly Hair Poncho by Derako
  
  Main Yarn:
  Merino Silk Yak Undyed
  Woolstok Worsted by Blue Sky FIbers
  Sweater Yarn by Blue Sky Fibers
  Origin by Walcot Yarns
  The Croft Shetland Colours by WYS

  Contrast Yarn:
  Belangor by Galler Yarns
  Fluff by Walcot Yarns
  Brushed Suri by Blue Sky Fibres
  Plump DK by Mrs Moon

  4. Curly Hair Socks by Derako
  
  Same yarns as above

  5. Swingin’ Shirt by Rievive
  
  Cautiva by Wooldreamers
  Woolstok Light by Blue Sky Fibres
  Baby Camel Silk, undyed
  Balayage by Pascuali
  Merilin by Isager

  6. Harmony by Megumi Sawada
  
  Merino Cloud by artyarns
  Silk Garden Sock Solo by Noro
  Lalland DK by Di Gilpin
  Eco Melange by Isager
  Road to China Light by TFC
  Suave by Pascuali

  7. Post by Alice Caetano 3.5mm, 4mm, 5mm
  
  Lalland DK by Di GIlpin
  Cautiva by Wooldreamers
  The Croft DK by WYS
  Lore by The Fibre Co
  Sheepsoft DK by ByLaxtons
  Origin by Walcot Yarns

  8. Heather’s Path by Alma Bali

  Alpaca 1 by Isager
  Plus 3 strands of any of our lace weight Silk Mohair yarns
  OR (just 1 strand of):
  Woolstok Worsted by Blue Sky FIbers
  Amelie by Illimani
  Feli by Illimani

  9. Bossanova by Cecilia Flori
  
  Fluff by Walcot Yarns
  Brushed Suri by Blue Sky Fibers
  with
  Cautiva by Wooldreamers
  Lalland DK by Di GIlpin
  Pudding by Mrs Moon
  Lore by The Fibre Co
  Suave by Pascuali
  Eco Melange by Isager
  
  10. Prelude by Mizuho Komiya

  Isager Tweed with a Silk Mohair 
  Eco Melange by Isager
  Jensen by Isager
  Cautiva by Wooldreamers
  Lalland DK by Di GIlpin
  Dìle by Uist
  Haunui Cotton by Noro
  Silk Garden Sock Solo by Noro 

  11. Walking on a Dream by Rachel Illsley

  MC:
  Le Petit Lambswool by Biches & Buches
  Lamb 2 by Einrum
  Isager Tvinni
  Holst Supersoft
  Socks Yeah! by CoopKnits

  CC:
  Fluff by Walcot Yarns
  Brushed Alpaca by KAOS
  Belangor by Galler Yarns

  12. Syncopate by Ainur Berkimbayeva

  Bespoke DK by Clinton Hill
  Lalland DK by Di GIlpin
  Plump DK by Mrs Moon
  Mota by Wooldreamers
  Sheepsoft DK by ByLaxtons
  Origin by Walcot Yarns
  Socks Yeah! DK by CoopKnits

• ABOUT US

  Inspiration from Japanese knitting and craft scene.

  amirisu is a new online/paper magazine launched in August 2012.
  It is the only online magazine focused on knitting and related crafts in Japan.
  We aim to bring interesting contents to young knitters who want to knit what they can actually wear everyday.
  Since 2014, amirisu became available in print, and as a subscription. We now sell Japanese books and original items from Japan.