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Mittemellan is a crocheted infinity scarf to be worn in one or two loops around your neck. It is perfect for the seasons “in between” (that’s what “mittemellan” means in Swedish). You will easily learn the two-colour, reversible stitch pattern.

Ease into inlay mosaic crochet with Maya! In this pretty little cowl, you can work inlay mosaic crochet on a small scale, as a first project or just for fun.

Come and join me On the Beach! Let’s crochet shells, pebbles and waves together. You will discover varied and original stitch patterns, both lacy and textured, while we enjoy ourselves under the beach umbrella.

North Cape is an easy knitted shawl with just a touch of lace. If you are just starting to knit lace patterns, it’s a great introduction. And if you are more experienced, North Cape will be a both relaxing and entertaining projetct.

Crossroads: a shawl with an elongated triangular shape, where roads and stitches cross!

Alice est un poncho facile à porter, sur un pull, sous une veste … Le modèle est tricoté du haut vers le bas en rond.

Draw diamonds on your bags in mosaic crochet! The pattern for the Rhombique drawstring bags includes two sizes and a complete tutorial for lining the bags and adding a sew-in stabilizer to the bottom.

Now also available in Spanish! ¡También en español!

This pattern is squarely geometric! A stitch pattern developed specifically for this design creates squares in negative space. The square theme is echoed in the pendants at each end of the scarf, worked in the round to be… square.

A buttoned cowl - a small-sized project specifically designed to hone your one-colour brioche stitch skills, including increases and decreases. You can play around with the buttons and wear the cowl in many different ways. Brioche Seeds is designed by Annette Petavy.

Please join me at my table in the old-fashioned French tavern, called guinguette! The colourful string lights above us recall the pompoms in the shawl, the simple menu is the easy textured stitch pattern, and the colours are yours to choose.

This stole is your opportunity to discover a unique stitch pattern: chevrons on the diagonal. Increases and decreases at the beginning and end of each row create waves that seem to flow to the shore in this deceptively simple-looking pattern.

Let 400 m (440 yds) of a colourful yarn unfold in the Vera scarf. Vera is an easy knit in a completely reversible lace pattern.

Lady in Red is an original shawl, both when it comes to the stitch patterns developed for the pattern and the details of the construction. It’s a shawl to crochet with a light laceweight yarn - the yarn used in the sample is a naturally dyed, extremely soft merino wool.

The cowl in soft merino wool is adorned with a giant snowflake.

Do you see pyramids or trees? In any case, Pyramidal is a half-circle crochet shawl, constructed according to the “pi” principle.

Siebold unfolds its leaves in a large crescent.

This pattern uses simple stitches to play with yarn and colour. Sibylla is a crescent-shaped shawl for beginners and up. It’s entirely reversible so you can drape it however you like around your neck or over your shoulders.

Wave is a shawl shaped like an asymmetrical triangle. Îts longest, smooth side contrasts with the zigzag edge of the other side. A simple, yet clever shaping method will make crocheting this original shape a breeze.

At first an exclusive to my newsletter subscribers, this pattern is now available for all as a free Ravelry download.

Three sizes available for these fingerless mittens in the softest yak down, with borders and applied flowers in laceweight alpaca.

A generous cowl or infinity scarf in a reversible knit/purl pattern. Instructions are given both written and in chart form.

Circular motifs on a classic filet bottom - using specific stitch combinations clearly explained in the pattern.

Knitted from the top down, Rytmik is a play on colours and simple stitch patterns. Fun to knit and fun to wear, this garment/accessory pairs up with a sweater and jeans as well as with a dress.

This pattern was first published in the Calendrier Libération du Fil 2016 (no longer available).

This half circular shawl is worked top-down. It is shaped by increases which are concentrated on specific rows. These increase rows are placed farther and farther apart as the shawl grows - a classical “pi” construction.

This baby blanket is knitted diagonally with the yarn held double.

This crocheted cape is worked from the neck down. The collar is then added at the neckline.

Simple yet elegant - this cowl with buttons is accessible for a beginning knitter, and a quick, satisfying project for a more experienced one.

This little capelet can be worked in organic cotton for spring and summer, but also in alpaca or merino for chillier days. You can wear it over a T-shirt or a tank top on any day, as well as over a dress for a party.

In English

A bobbly slouchy beret!

Toile d’araignée destinée à la décoration des MLF - Moments de Libération du Fil - à Villeurbanne (69) les 13 et 14 avril 2013.

Coline is a knitted cowl with three pretty buttons.

Nejlika is a rectangular stole, worked from the center out, one half after the other.

Ecume is a shawl telling the tale of the sea and its waves - “écume” being French for “foam”, those little bubbles that form on the wave.

Stole is worked from the center out, one half at a time.

Lina is a stole where your hook and your yarn draw zig-zags in the air. Play with simple shapes and three colours, to wrap yourself in warmth.

Simple, but striking… Zigs and zags in a cozy stole, inspired by a small lace sample in cotton thread in a German book.

Manon is a stylish A-line jacket for girls from 3 months to 2 years. It is worked in a simple granite stitch in four colours - only one colour per row.

Katarina is a shawl worked in filet crochet with a soft lace-weight yarn.

Arrows stole - a flow of delicate stitch patterns in angular shapes.

A collection of three scarves, just for the pleasure of playing with colours and shapes. All three scarves are worked as tubes, to add dimension.

Have a lot of sock yarn, and only two feet? Make some of it into a bag!

This pattern appeared as a freebie in my monthly newsletter in January 2007.