Noro Magazine Issue #21

FEATURES

FAREWELL MR. NORO
A collection of fond memories of an unforgettable man.

CASHMERE
Noro’s newest yarn, KASHIRUKURU, is a worsted-weight dream.

CLOSE QUARTERS
Open up to new possibilities with three yarns in like-minded gauges.

A VOYAGE EAST
Celebrate Noro Magazine’s 10th anniversary with Deborah Newton’s KAL blanket, featuring Japanese motif squares.

SINGING A SONG OF COLOR
Designer Irina Poludnenko wields her Noro yarns like paint, and her needles like brushes.

PATTERNS GALLERY

PATTERN INSTRUCTIONS

GLOSSARY & ABBREVIATIONS

STOCKISTS

THE STORY OF NORO

PROJECTS

MONT BLANC
Stand out on the slopes (or around the neighborhood) in a 60s throwback balaclava.

SILKEN SPIRALS
Neutral-hued cables are always in demand with a chill in the air.

PLAYING WITH COLOR
Go bright or go home: these pieces are knit to be noticed.

INSPIRED BY NATURE
When the weather turns cold, bring your garden inside with botanical palettes and patterning.

WEEKEND BINGE
Got a little free time? Even a novice can whip up this laid-back vest in no time.

REGAL IN RED
A trip through the archive brings us timeless wraps and sweaters from the Silk Garden Collection.

EVERYDAY BEAUTY
Easy-going silhouet tes and understated vibes will have you knit ting (and wearing) these pieces again and again.

ORIGAMI SCARF
This archival favorite is the definition of geometrical elegance.

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