Showcasing Noro’s most popular crochet patterns alongside several brand new and exclusive designs, Timeless Noro: Crochet is a stunning collection of 25 accessories, garments, and household items. Watch as Noro’s beautiful yarns transform into hats, shawls, oversized pullovers, blankets, and more. The array of projects, skill levels, and techniques across these engaging patterns ensures that every crocheter will always have something fun and unique to make. Whether stitching something for yourself or a loved one, you can rest assured that it will be a cherished item for years to come.
This Noro Style book has been designed around five yarns: Kureyon, Silk Garden, Silk Garden Sock, Kochoran, and Kogarashi. Keeping high fashion in mind, this range of garments has the versatility to complement an array of styles, from the most modern, to a more classic feel.
Made from rich natural materials and employing innovative color-blending techniques with long-repeat variegation, Noro yarns are acclaimed worldwide. For this book, designer Cornelia Tuttle Hamilton traveled to Japan to meet the enigmatic artist and discuss his craft, his continuing commitment to sustainability and his unwavering dedication to yarn-making as an art form. The result is this beautifully illustrated guide. Packed with color photographs and insights. into the world of Noro, it features 40 stunning projects, including pullovers, cardigans, accessories and more.
Combining the most popular blanket patterns from Noro Magazine with several brand new and exclusive designs, Knit Blankets: 25 Colorful & Cozy Throws is the ultimate collection of knit afghans, blankets, and throws. With simple textures, modular projects, and more, these blankets are as diverse and fun to knit as their colors are vibrant. Knit with Noro’s trademark self-striping colorways, as well as their stunning solids, these blankets will brighten your home and warm your heart.
What is it? A soft cover pattern book featuring iconic yarns Kureyon, Silk Garden, and Silk Garden Solo Yarns. Those yarns are for sale in this store.
Shown is a couple of Mrs. Knits’ favorite designs (finished garments not included with this listing). Noro has released eight plus new colors for Spring 2024, and we are adding them to our store and eBay as quickly as possible. Curious about Noro Book Designers? Vogue Knitting publishes Noro Magazine. Noro contracts with world-class yarn designers who create outstanding and fun patterns inspired by Noro's "Colors of Nature" theme. These designers are from Europe and Scandinavia, and occasionally, the US frequently designs for the sister company Euro Yarns, which is a topic for another discussion. That means that the best patterns are developed from the Noro Magazine designs into a full collection of patterns - some soft cover and others hardbound. Non-Knitters can enjoy the "coffee table art books" featuring gorgeous photography and inspiration.
Shawls are one of the hottest knitting projects today, and with 25 diverse shawls that range in style, construction, and skill level, Knit Shawls is a vibrant and essential knitting book for every knitter's pattern library. Combining the most popular shawl patterns from Noro magazine and the Knit Noro book series with several brand-new and exclusive designs, Timeless Noro: Knit Shawls boasts 25 knitting patterns that are fashionable, diverse, and fun to make. Including a range of skill levels, constructions, and styles, this pattern collection has something to entice and engage every knitter, from beginner knitting patterns to more complex designs. Start simple with a textured rectangle or go bold by creating individual leaf motifs to later sew together. Play with color by using short rows, color-blocked textures, or Noro's signature self-striping colorways. Add movement with simple eyelets, miters, or origami-inspired folds. Using only Noro yarns, every single one of these shawls is a feast for the needles, the body, and the eyes. Fans of other knitting pattern books featuring Noro yarn will find the same dedication to beautiful, high-quality knits in this book. Whether you're searching for a variety of multicolored projects to help use up extra yarn, or just need another entry in your stash of knitting books and patterns, Knit Shawls is the perfect choice for knitters of all levels.
The vibrant colors of Noro yarn and the striking stitch patterns of lace knitting provide a unique opportunity for design inspiration. For this collection of 30 projects, some of today’s top knitwear designers have risen to that challenge, and to new heights of beauty: from flattering tops, dramatically draped shawls, and cozy hats and mitts, to a structured tote and a cozy blanket, these creations, knit in a variety of Noro yarns, will open your eyes to openwork in a whole new way!
With no more than three skeins of the most beautiful wool available, advanced beginners can knit 30 stunning projects--hats, bags, cowls, shawlettes, shrugs, toys, and even a lacy cardigan and empire-waist top. Sumptuous, vivid Noro yarns are synonymous with unmatched color and luxury, and this collection by major knitwear designers features perennial favorites Kureyon and Silk Garden.
A pattern book with a great twist! This collection of hand knits continues Jane Ellison’s philosophy from her first book, Simply Noro, to create easy patterns with no complicated abbreviations or techniques, just straight-forward, simple patterns. The patterns in Noro Knits use stitch techniques to create garments that fit to any body shape and complement all shapes and sizes due to the very nature of the stitches used.
A classic pattern book with timeless classics! This collection of hand knits continues Jane Ellison’s philosophy from her first book, Simply Noro, to create easy patterns with no complicated abbreviations or techniques, just straight-forward, simple patterns. In Noro Unlimited, patterns include several various tops, mittens, and a handbag. Patterns can be knitted in Silk Garden, Kureyon, and Iro (Ito is a good substitute for Iro).
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