When I was little, my grandparents would always take me on bike rides through the countryside of Twente. Me as a little kid with my tiny bike together with them on their big bikes. They’d take me on sandy paths and tiny bike lanes through the forest and to be honest, I hated it because I would always fall off on the sandy paths.

This pattern will launch Monday the 24th of May.

Neurosarcoidosis had flared and inflamed my eye nerves. I had 30% vision in my left eye and 15% in my right eye. Because I had high doses of prednisone, I always felt manic and restless. Knitting helped me to stay calm and sane under this stress.

As a child I would sleep over at my grandparents whenever I could. They lived across the street so it was very easy to go there! I would have my own big bed and was allowed to stay up way later than I would be at home of course. These socks were made with sleepovers in mind. An easy memorizable cable chart, with rows of stockinette in between t...

Rainbow Bridges is a sock pattern designed for Colourful Creativity’s No Rainbows Without Rain colourway. The purl ridges make the rainbows pop and add a little extra to this crazy pooling yarn!

This hat is the perfect project to start to learn to knit cables. You start at the brim, with the cables and then continue with the stockinette part of the hat with a pretty crown decrease at the end.

These fingerless mittens are the perfect project to start to learn to knit in the round with magic loop. They start at the wrist and are knit seamless to the top. With a bulky weight yarn these are a quick knit, done with 1 ball of yarn.