Featured: Anagram by Amy van de Laar
Lately I have been so inspired by everyone's Me-Made-May posts on Instagram. Me-Made-May was started by Zoe of So Zo, and is a challenge in which you wear your me-mades more often through May, and encourage people to develop a better relationship with their handmade wardrobe. Although I am not participating this year, I have been thingking more about my wardrobe, and hope I feel more confident, so that I could join in next year. Today on the blog, we introduce Amy van de Laar, the designer behind Anagram from our latest issue. Her shawls, hats, and other accessories are all so beautifully textured, but...
Featured: Geo Point Hat by Dallas Ann Prentice
Here in Japan, spring is in full bloom, and we are surrounded by the fresh greens and so much colors of flowers. It is so inspiring! I have been going through my stash, and picking out cheery colors that fits my mood, and feeling so happy. Although we are shifting on to a warmer weather, I know that some of you are still getting snow! Also if you are in southern hemisphere, you are probably looking forward to the sweater-wearing weather, which is just around the corner. On this blog, we are featuring Dallas Ann Prentice, the designer behind Geo Point Hat. This unique hat...
Featured: Hachinosu by Andrea Mowry
I can't believe how fast February and March have gone by, and how quickly the season of sakura has arrived. Since our release of amirisu Issue 15, we have been getting so many kind comments and cheers, and we are so grateful for all your support. For this issue, as always, we have asked the wondeful designers about their inspirations for the design, which never fails to facinate us. And this time around, we also asked about their recommendations on yarn shops and other places in their city! How exciting! So, today we are introducing Andrea Mowry, the designer behind Hachinosu (It means Honeycomb...
Patterns for GENMOU
GENMOU, an unique yarn made in Japan, and the collection they introduced in 2017 has been popular since its debut. It is extremely light, airy and the fabric it creates, is so smooth and dreamy. And have you already seen the new patterns? High Neck Pullover by Tomoko Noguchi Reversible Rib Hat by Natsumi Kuge These are two popular Japanese patterns that we translated into English, and is available on Ravelry. Also, all the colors are stocked up at our online shop, so hope you enjoy the texture, and the color of GENMOU! The yarn is available at amirisu's online...