This colourful neck warmer is knit entirely in the round. A provisional cast-on is used, after which the neck warmer is worked in the round according to the charts. Finally, the stitches from the provisional cast-on are seamlessly finished using the Kitchener stitch. A total of 5 colours is used, but never more than 2 colours per round.

This wonderful, romantic cardigan features an intricate design of delicate flowers and branches. With its cozy texture and nature-inspired elements, this cardigan offers both comfort and timeless style.

This delightful sweater features a striking batwing design. The sleeves provide you with all the freedom of movement you need, while the silhouet remains elegant. The pattern offers two options: a three-quarter sleeve and a full sleeve.

This shirt is knitted in the round from top to bottom. The shirt gets an extra accent with the puff sleeves.

This wonderfully soft cardigan is mostly worked in the round from the bottom up. Only from the neck upwards is the body worked back and forth. The sleeves, except for the sleeve caps, are also worked in the round. Steeks are used for the armholes and the front of the cardigan.

This cozy, warm headband is ideal for both starters and experienced knitters. It’s completely knit on a circular needle in stockinette stitch.