Amirisu – Issue 26 Spring/Summer 2023 For Sale

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Amirisu – Issue 26 Spring/Summer 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.

  Inspired by the landscapes of Finland, the sea, and the many forms of water in nature, this issue features 
  
  12 refreshing knitwear pieces perfect for Summer.
  
  Participating designers:

  Emily Greene / Fiona Alice / General Hogbuffer / Inese Sang / Karen Miller of Mrs Moon / Kitman Figueroa / Pope Vergara / Ronja Hakalehto / Sari Nordlund / Susanne Sommer / Veera Välimäki
  
  Feature: Craft City Guide to Helsinki, Finland

  Helsinki has a strong knitting culture and a wonderful climate where you can wear hand-knits almost all year round. We share some of our favourite places in the city and talk with three Finland-based artists.

  Plus, an interview with an artist who creates animals from fabric, a machine-quilting project, an introduction to international yarn festivals, and more!

  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 on 6th June!

   

• 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. Sivu by Fiona Alice
  
  
  Woolstok Worsted by Blue Sky Fibers

• Origin by Walcot Yarns
  Reborn Jeans by Kremke
  Croft Colours or Croft Tweed by WYS
  Clinton Hill Bespoke DK
  Silky Twist by artyarns

• Amelie by Illimani
  Feli by Illimani
  
  2. Wave Breaker by Susanne Sommer
  
  

  Organic Cotton by Krea Deluxe
  Holst Supersoft
  Merino Cloud by Artyarns
  Balayage by Pascuali
  Sabri by Illimani
  Le Petit Lambswool by Biches & Buches

  3. Kuusi by Karen Miller

  Plump DK by Mrs Moon

• Lore by The Fibre Co

• Lalland by Di Gilpin
  Jensen by Isager
  Croft DK by WYS
  Socks Yeah DK
  Reborn Jeans by Kremke
  Beacons by Garthenor
  

• Jensen by Isager
  
  4. Baltika by Inese Sang
  

  
  Alpaca 2 by Isager
  Spinni by Isager
  Bomulin by Isager
  Hør Organic by Isager
  Trio 2 by Isager
  Meadow by The Fibre Co
  Marina by Manos del Uruguay
  
  5. Oblique by Emily Greene
  

  
  

• Croft DK by WYS

• Reborn Jeans by Kremke

• Jensen by Isager
  

• Lalland by Di Gilpin
  Lore by The Fibre Co
  Fras DK by Uist
  Scout by Kelbourne Woolens
  
  
  5. Taimi by Ronja Hakalehto
  

  Amble by The Fibre Co
  Socks Yeah! by Coopknits
  Signature 4ply Sock Yarn by WYS
  Rainbow Mini Skein Set by Riverknits
  Le Sock Yarn by Biches & Buches

  6. Neimi by Kitman Figueroa

  
  
  

• Merino Cloud by Artyarns
  Organic Soft Merino by KAOS
  Balayage by Pascuali
  Isager Tweed by Isager
  Gathernor No 2
  Le Petit Lambswool by Biches & Buches
  
  7. Aalto Vest by Veera Valimaki

• Sweater Yarn by Blue Sky Fibers
  Eco Baby by Isager

• Fras DK / Sith DK by Uist

• Jensen by Isager
  

• Lalland by Di Gilpin

  8. Suomi by General Hoggbuffer

• Amble by The Fibre Co
  Socks Yeah! by Coopknits
  Signature 4ply Sock Yarn by WYS
  Rainbow Mini Skein Set by Riverknits
  Le Sock Yarn by Biches & Buches

  9. Fjellu by Sari Nordlund

• Sweater Yarn by Blue Sky Fibers
  Origin by Walcot
  Eco Baby by Isager
  Kokon Bleu Cotton
  Nikkim by Vinnis Colours

  10. Sea Dress by Pope Vergara

  Any of our Silk Mohair yarns
  Lithuanian Linen
  Alpaca 1 by Isager
  Jaipur Silk Fino by BC Garn
  Veranita by Qing Fibres

  11. Floe by Susanne Sommer

• Croft DK by WYS

• Reborn Jeans by Kremke

• Jensen by Isager
  

• Lalland by Di Gilpin
  Lore by The Fibre Co
  Fras DK by Uist
  Scout by Kelbourne Woolens
  Sweater Yarn by Blue Sky Fibers
  Eco Baby by Isager

• 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.