Exploring Japanese Knitting Patterns & Designers: 11 Stunning Designs You’ll Love!

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2. Fabulous! I’m knitting the Kumo Pullover by Emi Shimizu now. It’s a great pattern. 😊

3. Please do Spain 🙂

4. I love the poncho/cape/vest! It's so fun and versatile.❤ I am going to have to make that.

5. I would love to see Austrian knitting traditions highlighted, especially twisted stitch patterns from the Enns Valley. I'd also like to see knitting traditions from Germany. My ancestors were from Austria and my mom's side of the family was from Germany.

6. Thank you for compiling this video. One of the most amazing Japanese designers is Bernice Lim @yamagara . She publishes her patterns in English – I has an honor of testing some of them and enjoyed both patterns and fit immensely!

7. I love Japanese fashion. Thank you! I also love the idea of featuring different countries.

8. Brazilians do amazing crochet, maybe they do great knitting?

9. These are beautiful elegant patterns. Thank you 😊

10. Actually Japan also has a northern climate so heavy sweaters are worn there. I’ve been in Japan in January, as well as Korea and it is cold!

11. Lovely Japanese knit patterns

12. If you ever consider Canadian knitwear designers, you might want to see Mary W Martin's Fusion knitting creations. A truly unique technique with reversible aspects not explored before.

13. I’d enjoy hearing more about history of Japanese knitting, like you did in your later videos in the series. Maybe you could revisit Japan in the future.

14. Hope to see videos on using fine needles of diameter= 0.5 mm , length= 12 cm to knit V- neck sweater. The reason they only make 12 cm long is due to needle this fine is so flexible and soft to hold in hands.

15. I would love to see some Spanish patterns

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18. I’d love to see you do some knit designers from Eastern Europe- Ukraine, Estonia, Latvia… they are so innovative.

19. Ich habe noch keinen Ranunculus gesehen der mir gefallen hätte. Total überbewertet das Teil. Ansonsten liebe ich die japanischen Designs !

20. I bought the Alice pattern a while ago & have always loved pattern #2, but it's probably a bit much for me 😢
    The other patterns you featured are also beautiful ❤
    Every cable pattern I love on Pinterest is inevitably in Russian 😂

21. One more amazing video on knitting around the world. I wonder if Italy would be a good choice. My mother in law, my son’s Nonna is Italian and has been knitting since she was 4. She is the most skillful knitter I have met. She can knit anything with or without a pattern with the most complexe stitches or technique. She was born in Calabria before world war 2, a time during which all women learned how to knit. She knitted wool socks for her brothers when she was only 5 years old.

22. This was very well done & interesting. When I think of Japanese knitwear, I think of Noro yarn and patterns, and their big influence all over the world. As for countries, as a Swiss-American I would love to see you feature Switzerland.

23. You mention some patterns are only in Japanese – you can get the pattern and translate it with ChatGPT! i was just in Iceland and I bought a whole book of lopi patterns in Icelandic and the translation is working well!!

24. annika, you are an absolute gem for making videos like these. absolutely high quality. thank you for taking the time to go through these designs and selecting them for us 😊

25. Hi,my dear where can I buy single yarn for lace knitting designs from 🇬🇧❤️

26. Thank you, Annika, for the interesting selection of models."

27. I absolutely love love this series of knitting designers and yarnculture around the world❤ I hope you make it to all of them eventually❤

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