Mûres and Framboises are two variations around a mesh-like stitch pattern. They were both designed with a desire to play with reversible textures that would work well with variegated yarns. The result is two playful, light, drapey and scrunchable scarves.

Pétales de pivoine is a gorgeous cowl knit in what I like to call “solid lace”: not too delicate, with some texture.

Chunky cables in three versions: long or snug, with or without buttons. Make one, or make three, this is such a fast knit !

Geometric yet feminine, Après la pluie is a striped shawl with an interesting shape that will wrap your shoulders and stay put however you decide to style it. Thin columns of slipped stitches add some visual interest to the geometic shape. An all-around built in I-cord edging gives a neat finish to the piece and creates the final scalloped bord...

An adorable and feminine little accessory, Campanule is all about texture. Discrete tiny cables forming the spine blend in the subtle knit and purl motifs of the body of the shawl. It is finished with an unassuming ruffle but, for an absolutely romantic look, eyelets enable you to adorn it with ribbon and bow.

Bouillon d’Ecume is a wide scarf or shawlette with an elongated stitch pattern that is the perfect showcase for those pretty variegated sock yarns. The fabric is light and foamy and makes for a great transitional weather accessory.

Kermario is a simple hat with a thick fabric for warmth and just a little bit of slouch for style. The extra room places itself at the lower back of the head thanks to clever short row shaping.

Ondine is a small and pretty accessory. It features a feather and fan border on a stockinette background. Classic but with a twist. Short rows are used to shape the ends of the scarf and to enhance the undulations of the lace border.

Marie-Florine is a warm and chuncky hat knit in the round, featuring wide cables. It can be made as a beanie or as a longer slouchy hat.

These are basic fingerless gloves, knit in the round from the cuff.