A stranded cowl picturing the Weirwood trees from George R. R. Martin’s novel series “A Song of Ice and Fire”.

Pedo mellon a minno!

Fish for sale! Socks in stranded colorwork technique with a fishy motif.

Top-down raglan sweater in colorful slip-stitch pattern. The marvelous Kauni colors will surely make it a favorite. The whole sweater is knitted in one piece - no sewing required.

A lacey summer top for a 6 to 9 year old girl. It is knitted in the round, so new sewing is required. Since the piece is worked top-down it can be tried on frequently while in progress. The pattern is quite stretchy and can easily be modified for a tighter or looser fit.

Summer, sun and sailing! Socks in stranded colorwork technique to celebrate sailing and my long-term home town Kiel.

This is a double-knitting pattern suitable for many rectangular flat-knitted pieces like potholders, scarves, baby blankets. Make it as large as you want! Use fingering to aran weight yarn in two contrasting colors.

Socks with a mosaic pattern, inspired by oriental rugs.

Easy socks with a quick-to-memorize slip-stitch pattern. The pattern does not contain instructions for the heel and the toe. Feel free to use your favourites.

A basic glove pattern, suitable for both men and women. The back of the hand is textured in double moss stitch (“moss stitch” in the US), which is sometimes also called “Irish moss stitch”.

Tiny 1/1 cables running over a reverse stockinette background form a lattice of honeycombs and diamonds. A good project to practice cabling without cable needle.

Funny lighthouse socks for adults or children dreaming about the wide blue sea. Feel free to adapt the stripes to your favourite lighthouse. The windows are embroidered on afterwards.

Imagine a rocky shore at night time… A pale moon lights the waves rolling in slowly from the ocean (the foot) and the spray as they break at the cliffs (the leg). Can you hear the thunder?

An earwarmer headband in double-knitting technique. A good first double-knitting project.

A classical men’s vest in fingering weight yarn.

A reversible scarf in entrelac technique, suitable for the men in your life (or yourself if you are male ;-)). I recommend using a solid colour yarn to make the structure stand out clearly.