This collection of patterns is a tribute to spring, to rain, to flowers blooming everywhere! Let the spring fall down on your needles and bring the freshness of springtime knits. Let lightweight yarns seduce you with their softness and airyness…

Choose your favorite 2 colors and watch them collide into a fun yet simple striped shawl. The textured stitch pattern at the end will keep your interest all the way through. The picot bind-off adds a feminine flare, while its whimsical wing shape helps it to stay on your shoulders effortlessly.

This quick knit will rejuvenate your knitting with easy to follow instructions that result in simple but great looking stitch patterns. This super comfortable pullover is worked from the top down, seamlessly and in the round. Finishing steps are minimal, so you can wrap yourself up in On the grass in no time…

Enjoy a beautiful landscape created by your favorite variegated yarn or show off a semi-solid in this fashionable sweater.

This little cardigan is worked seamlessly from the top down, with raglan sleeves. The neckline is shaped with short rows for a more comfortable fit. With its feminine features and interesting stitch pattern, this project will complement any transitional weather outfit.

Imagine the softest, most luxurious yarn, in your favorite color, creating a beautifully draped piece of fabric there to wrap your shoulders on a chilly day.

Spring is just around the corner. What better way to welcome the change in seasons than with a darling little cardigan! It will be just right for the surprises that spring weather always brings. Neon is designed in Plucky Sweater yarn and features a top down construction, using the Contiguous method. That means that there is no need to worry abo...

A lovely triangular shawl worked in 3 colors.

When I started designing Even Flow, the yarn was so round and bouncy that it seemed to call for a lot of texture… I wanted something with a relaxed look that could be worn effortlessly… And I also wanted pockets, since I never know what to do with my hands.

The shawl is worked from tip to tip, sideways, in one piece, using short rows for shaping. I tried to keep the design with simple lines using textured stitch patterns that showcase beautifully the softness and sheen of this luxurious silk blend.

A little bit of Ecuador, a little bit of Opposite Pole… with different back and shoulders.

This shawl pattern is the result of a group work with Lioness Arts Yarns, a friend and dyer from Brighton, England.

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Oh lá lá is a basic seamless cardigan worked from the top-down, with set-in sleeves and carefully placed pockets.

Boxy is a very simple modern sweater, with a very wide body and skinny sleeves. Worked with a lightweight yarn it is very flattering, drapey and stylish!

Dragonflies is a very feminine and comfortable jumper, worked in a beautiful textured stitch pattern which is very stretchy and will adapt to your body shape and hug you. :D

This tunic is the perfect go to pullover when you need something simple yet stylish. It’s a simple and quite quick knit, with a few twists that will keep the process of knitting it interesting, starting with knitting the collar in one direction, and the rest of the body in another. Since Tourist sweater is designed to be the perfect travel...

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The first little drops of a rain make me happy… They don’t wet you. They rest on your shoulders like tiny sparkling jewels…

Small Errata

Do you ever watch raindrops running down a window? Creating watery vertical lines and paths… There is something so soothing about watching the rain…

I’m singing in the rain, just singin’ in the rain

The cables crossing in the back take the centre of the attention in this hoodie, but it has so many little details that make it beautiful: horizontal braiding in the yoke, side pockets with smaller braids, roomy hood…

“Fly me to the moon

Worked from the bottom-up, seamlessly. Sleeves are worked in the round, from the top down.

Things don’t always have to be complicated to be nice… right?

In Japan the dragonfly symbolizes success, victory, happiness, strength and courage.

Every girl in your circle of family and friends will fall in love with the romantic flowers and leaves on this cardigan. Girly is comfortable for going to the park and cute to wear to a birthday party. It is knit in one piece up to the armholes and then dividing for front and back, with set in sleeves worked from the top down. It is sized for 2 ...

Enjoy making yourself a very girly cardigan… It is romantic, beautiful, full of little details that make it interesting…

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You just found out a friend or family member is having a baby. You want to knit the new ray of sunshine something quick but also original and with a bit of challenge in the knitting, not to make it too boring. The baby looking adorable and cozy in it will be a big bonus!

This pattern is 50% off if you have already purchased a copy of Pole!

“Emma Woodhouse, handsome, clever, and rich, with a comfortable home and happy disposition, seemed to unite some of the best blessings of existence; and had lived nearly twenty-one years in the world with very little to distress or vex her.”

A seamless cabled cardigan, with an A-line shape, reversible shawl collar and set-in sleeves.

Astrid is a very romantic scarf. Worked in two coordinating colors, I wanted it to resemble the look of vintage lace edgings. With an irregular shape, Astrid is something frilly and fun to wear with your dull winter coats.

This is a seamless cardigan, featuring a very simple textured pattern.

Pattern is up!!!

I used to have a lot of time to knit, and I often made blankets and other elaborated hand-knits for every baby that popped up in my family and circle of friends. But as time went by, my knitting time became very limited, and also, it seems that more and more babies are on their way! So I had to come up with something that I could knit in one wee...

This pattern was updated September 2012 to match my current writing style. Please save the new pattern to your libraries! :D

(Four-in-one)

Pattern was re-edited on October 2011. The construction was improved and I also added schematics.

A chunky oversized cowl worked in a delicious thick n’ thin yarn.

A very feminine top, worked seamlessly in one piece, with yoke detailing and gathers in the bust to give it a loose fit.

May 26th 2010

We designed this beautiful cowl using one of our most popular yarns: Florcitas.

It´s a very easy turtleneck poncho, to fit a 1-2 year old girl, but easily adaptable to bigger sizes.

This vest was knit using a lighter yarn for the borders and a heavier yarn for the rest of the garment. I cast on more stitches for the hem and then did decreases when reaching the transition to the heavier yarn. You can knit it this way or you can use only the heavier yarn and cast on directly the same amount of stitches necessary for the body....

I decided to write down and publish this pattern since many people had favourited this project in Ravelry… It´s my first time writing down a pattern and my English is a little poor, so bare with me if there are any mistakes…