Mittens and gloves. Japanese techniques and patterns. 28 unique knitting projects

In recent years, mittens and gloves have ceased to be simply knitted things necessary for everyone in our not too friendly climate. They, like socks, have become the subject of a cult, which determines the skill of the knitter and its desire to follow the trends of modern knitted fashion.
More recently, Scandinavian patterns standing on the top of Olympus are gradually replaced by elegant and filled with hidden meaning by Japanese motives on everyday things, including mittens.
In this book you will find 28 designs of mittens and gloves, both female and male, combining traditional Japanese methods of knitting with beautiful, thin and simple performed by copyright patterns from Japanese craftsmen, whose names are by hearing not only in Japan.
Saeko Endo, the author of Japanese bestsellers in manual creativity, developed the basic method of knitting five -floor gloves with a rare ability to attract a look to the fingers. And Tomoko Wecki offers patterns repeating the national embroidery of Kogin. Motives in the form of Sakura flowers or shoots of bamboo, traditional cows from Fukushima Prefecture, a horse in the technique of Ita, Seigaykh’s sea waves and many other interesting discoveries are waiting for you in this book.
Each model of mittens and gloves is equipped with a clear scheme, detailed understandable instructions and is very beautifully illustrated in a truly Japanese style!
Knit with pleasure!