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I have a wonderful guest interview for you this week with Meri Tanaka of Amirisu magazine from Japan. This is the last in my series of interviews from Squam.
I’m HellsBells on Ravelry, and CuriousHandmade on Twitter, Facebook, Instagram and Pinterest.
Thank you to my show sponsor:
Juno Fibre Arts is an artisan yarn and fibre company producing a unique hand dyed collection of yarns and spinning fibres for handknits, spinning, felting and weaving. The Juno studio is located in the grounds of an old, working farm in rural Devon, surrounded by British countryside and the range draws inspiration from its stunning pastoral setting.
Juno yarn is dyed in small and exclusive batches and is available in limited editions on the Juno Arts Etsy shop so look out for the monthly shop updates towards the end of each month.
Interview with Meri Tanaka, co-founder of Amirisu Magazine
Meri Tanaka together with her business partner Tokuko Ochiai are the founders and editors of Amirisu magazine.
Tokuko also has some stunning knitting designs available on Ravelry including the Yane sweater in BT Wool People 7.
Here are some photos of Meri and Tokuko enjoying Squam and the cover of their latest issue of Amirisu.
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