20 Knitting Patterns by East Asian Designers

Artikel veröffentlicht unter: 25. Jun 2026 Autor des Artikels: Cindy Mu
20 Knitting Patterns by East Asian Designers
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I started a Youtube Channel recently so that I could chat to you guys about my ongoing knitting projects, chat about fibre-related topics from Asia, and share any news related to The Yarn Archive.

It's been really fun so far but I'm still learning the ropes of filming and editing. Talking to the camera doesn't come naturally to me so there's been a learning curve but now that I've successfully posted my second video, I feel more confident on the content I'm producing.

If you're interested, you can watch '20 Knitting Patterns by East Asian Designers' linked here.

I've linked a Raveley bundle in the video's description box so you can easily find the patterns after if you'd like to check them out yourself. Maybe you'll even find something new to add to your never-ending queue? 

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Thank you for this Cindy. I’ve just come across your YouTube channel and think it’s good. I also love Japanese & Korean designs – quite a number of what you linked to were already in my favourites, though I’m a 67 year old Englishwoman. Their designs have so many lovely details, including so many beautiful stitch patterns, and as you said, often quirky ideas. I’m a relatively classical dresser, but I would make an exception for many of those designs. I particularly like the colour work pattern in the black and white jumper(?) on the front of Monotone Knits, but get the impression that it’s actually very oversized- is there a Ravelry page for it?
Also are you planning to stock this book, please? https://www.ravelry.com/patterns/sources/eclogue-

And finally do you follow Michelle of Easily Knitfluenced https://youtube.com/@easilyknitfluenced?si=ZEHw637GBMBwiA_A
She’s half Japanese and often posts links to Japanese patterns, as well being a very easy watch.
I hope your business is going well. I’m impressed at your bringing in all the Eastern yarns. Was it a nightmare dealing with Customs? Jill

Jill Springbett

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