In this time where there is a lot of talk about different knitting and crocheting techniques, about various styles and influences, soft, subtle, and available types of wool, we want to take you through a somewhat forgotten topic. Take a look with us into the world of non-industrial, minimally processed wool and find inspiration in this fantastic raw material with great properties.

The coaster is made using the mosaic crochet technique. Coasters are one of those useful and cute home decor pieces, that are very easy to make. And once you try how easy and simple this pattern is, let your imagination loose, and make a scarf or even a blanket by joining these heart squares together. Detailed instruction for this technique is ...

If you are a fan of lace knitting, you will enjoy knitting this bonnet. This is a simple hat that is quick to knit and looks so adorable.

A simple but effective oversized sweater is a must for cold, long winters. Comfortable and always fashionable, this take on a classic design will become a new staple in your closet and your favorite everyday wear.

This balaclava is inspired by the sunshine and warmth of the South. As a symbol of eternal shine and strength, there is a sun on the nape in a traditional and typical crochet square, known as a granny square. The sun doesn’t stand out as much due to the one color, but you definitely get an interesting pattern and look. If you have several diffe...

Poncho is inspired by Slovenia! This little Balkan country is known for its wonderful nature; more than half of the country is covered with forests (slo. Gozd).

This helmet-hat got its name from the port of Balaklava on the Black Sea, where British soldiers during the Crimean War wore similar hand-knitted models to protect them from the harsh sea wind and cold.

Archipelago - a group of islands piercing the seaside, just like the beautifully rugged Croatian coastline. The flattering, oversized body is cinched mid-hip for a bulky look. Sleeves are pleated using a couple of increases at the upper edge. The irregular color changes are achieved by knitting the short rows. There is no intarsia or changing c...

The inspiration for the design was found in traditional Bosnian motifs; the symbol of the star, which means guide, shine, and landmark in the darkness.

The inspiration for this cowl was found in traditional Bosnian motifs. The simple yet effective pattern fits nicely into the cowl, and is certainly going to spice up your winter style!

If you are familiar with knit and purl stitches, you are ready for this simple yet effective project.

The deep blue color of this rustic yarn reminded me of lapis lazuli, a semi-precious stone prized since ancient Egypt. It was said to be reminiscent of “the blue of the heavens”, and that beautiful blue hue inspired me to create a light and airy cowl with a simple lace motif, which is still warm and cozy despite being lacy, thanks to the insula...

Soven slipover is inspired by nature and the change of seasons. It is knitted to be worn on rainy autumn days but also on fresh spring mornings. The ultimate fashion accessory of every woman.

The top is knitted in five pieces, which are joined together as you go. First, you will make two fronts and backs and join them in the shoulder seam. Fronts and backs are then overlapped in the lace section and the waistband is crocheted. It is very easy to make tope which will soon become an essential part of your summer outfits!

For all cat lovers and crocheters out there, we are bringing you a quick and simple crochet pattern for a cat toy!

For all dog lovers and crocheters out there, we are bringing you a quick and simple crochet pattern for a dog toy!

I really love winter and snow. I enjoy walking outside, but to be honest, there is nothing better than sitting in a warm room with knitting in my hands! This hat is designed for those kinds of moments.

This sock is knitted in the round, from the cuff down, and with three colorwork sections on the leg. The heel is shaped using the German short rows method.

The Pamukkale blanket is knitted in an airy pattern, very simple, and suitable for a beginner. It consists of 9 stitches and 6 rows. The frame of the blanket is made in garter stitch. It is knitted on circular needles but can be also done using longer straight needles depending on your affinities.

The pink ribbon is an international symbol of Breast cancer awareness. Although you can see it mostly in October, awareness about breast cancer should be every month.

This pumpkin is knitted in the round. The pattern is an 8 stitch, 8 round repeat.

This bag is knitted in the round from the bottom up. First, the bottom is worked, then the lace section for the body of the bag, and at the end the handles.

Crochet bags are a real summer hit. They are very practical as a beach bag because they don’t take up much space in your luggage and a lot can fit inside them (towel, book, sunscreen – this was tested). For an evening in the city, for a walk or a coffee with friends, you can line a bag with a scarf and tie it to the handles, so your keys and ot...

Available in English, Bosnian/Croatian/Serbian, and Slovenian language!

Pattern includes written and chart instructions. If you want a larger or smaller pillowcase, you will find instructions for that, too.

Inspired by traditional Bosnian knitting style and colorwork, these socks are the second in Tea Bercek Balkan Heritage sock patterns collection. Her wish is to capture the rich history and knitting styles of the Balkans and reinterpret them as modern and wearable designs.

As the title says, these easter crochet egg decorations are done quickly and can be made by anyone with basic crochet skills.

Inspired by the beautiful island of Krk (Croatia), its rich history of lacework, Baška tablet, and its ornamental pattern - pleter, these socks are the first in Tea Bercek Balkan Heritage sock patterns collection. Her wish is to capture the rich history and knitting styles of the Balkans and reinterpret them as modern and wearable designs.

Inspiration for this knitted cowl is winter and snow. Is there anything better?