This is a “one skein” project perfect for fingering colorful yarns, but you can adapt it easily to any type yarn and scarf size.

Wisteria is an ornamental flowering climbing plant with lots of bright green leaves and long lilac flower racemes. I tried to imitate its leaves and flower racemes combining two different lace patterns

This scarf is a present for my husband, knitted with a yarn I bought for him some time ago.

Sometimes we know exactly what we want: since last summer I dreamed about a red cotton top with cables. Finally I found the adequate yard and worked out the design. This pattern is the result.

After having knit Namibia for my daughter, my son asked me to knit one for him. He gives me precise instructions about design and yarn. This pattern is the result.

I was requested to knit a hat for the cold winter mornings in Namibia. The main design guidelines and the yarn choice where made by the petitioner. I only developed the idea that was given me, knitted, and finally put my notes on paper.

I’m always afraid I can not knit symmetrical or equal when I knit two or more parts separately in centimeters. I developed this pattern in rows and stitches to ensure I knit both hands exactly equal. Both hands are identical, and there is no difference between front or back side. The only difficulty is you have to count rows, but you are always ...

This top is an easy all-in-the-round top, ideal for hot summer days.

What can you do with a skein of 150m?

Created this for my daughter following her instructions of how she wantet them. She is very happy with the result and she asked me to make a few more in different colors. She used them moostly during her guitar lessons