This pattern is currently in testing. The release date is set for May 15. If you’re curious, come back then or apply for the test, some spaces are still available!

Being obsessed with texture, I love honeycomb stitch in all its variations. The one I chose for this hat is worked over 4 rows. It is easy to execute, yet very effective. It brings out the beauty of the yarn, both in the colours and the softness.

Aneta is a sleeveless vest, worked in one piece from the top down. It features a saddle shoulder construction with lace along the shoulders and short row shaping at the neck.

This one skein cowl is worked in the round on a 40 cm circular needle. This, together with the alternating slipped and knitted stitches, creates a relaxing and meditative rhythm that will make you want to carry on knitting all day! Being obsessed with textured stitches, I immediately fell in love with this honeycomb – even more for the simplici...

This classic and super soft duo will keep you cosy and snug. Plus, it’s a great stash buster. Combining three different yarns, it’s a unique opportunity to dive into that stash, and pick out a fantastic mix of colours and textures. As long as you meet the gauge, the possibilities are endless!

This pattern suits beginners and more advanced knitters who value attention to detail: it incorporates all the techniques that I consider essential for a refined finishing.

Viola is a classic beanie whose beauty lays in its simplicity. It matches every outfit and style. It’s beginner friendly but also a great opportunity to experiment with working in the round and with refined finishing techniques such as tubular cast on and symmetrical decreases. Choose a yarn with a good stitch definition and you won’t be disapp...