This all-Noro pattern book will be getting some company in my physical library very soon |
While the bulk of patterns in this first edition are knit, there are a few crochet pieces - Yoko Hatta's crocheted slippers, done in Kureyon, should be a big hit (and I don't do socks and slippers!). No doubt for me, the star is the gorgeous use of color and texture throughout the magazine. It is eye-poppingly wonderful. You just want to reach out and touch all of the garments and accessories.
And Noro is slated to publish an all-crochet edition in the fall. Oh yeah.
You know this magazine will make it to my physical library. I'm already rearranging space in my mind as I write this.
What are your favorites? And how many of you already have the Noro in stash to get started? Definitely let me know in the comments below.
UPDATED 5/23/12: A correction above: the crochet book being published in the fall is not affiliated with Noro Magazine, but a Sixth & Spring publication, which can be preordered.
I have a real love/hate relationship with Noro yarns. It's twisty and kinky and a lot of it is itchy and it gives new meaning to the term thick/thin yarn. It just doesn't feel like quality yarn when I'm using it, but I'm still a sucker for the colors. That all crochet edition does sound tempting.
ReplyDeleteAnother Noro fan here. I'm drawn to yarns with vivid and interesting colors and I love Jane Ellison's designs so I will be looking for this new Noro magazine - have several Noro yarns in stash and ready to go!
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