tatting lace Knitting diagrams drawing patterns (10 artists) - Japanese Craft Book

Release date: ‎ 2013/4/26
Language ‏ : ‎ Japanese
Book: ‎ 88 pages

It features works by 10 of Japan's leading artists and 83 drawing patterns. It's very useful for people who want to take their work to the next level.

A publication commemorative exhibition will be held at Crossroads 7 on the 7th floor of Nihonbashi Takashimaya from May 15th to 21st, 2013, where you can see the actual works featured in the book.

This book brings together works by well-known Japanese teachers and comes with knitting diagrams. The photographs of the works are also very clear and beautiful.
Since everyone is different, it's also good for finding out your own preferences.
The knitting diagrams may be difficult for complete beginners to understand, but they may encourage you to want to create works like these someday.
There were some techniques that seemed quite advanced, so I learned a lot.

It contains knitting patterns and tips on the key parts, but does not include basic knitting methods or techniques, so it is intended for those who have some knowledge of tatting lace. The techniques used are often difficult, so the barrier to entry is high, but after learning the basics, you will be excited to read it and realize that you can do things like this!

If you are just starting out with tatting lace, I recommend that you first get a grasp of the basics with books such as "Tatting Lace: The New World" by Arisa Seikoin, one of the authors of this book, before reading this book.