Violeta is a simple and fun knit with a sober touch, perfect for dressing on any occasion, whether formal or informal. It is a short raglan sweater, knitted from top to bottom without seams with a simple lace motif that imitates braids.

Inspired by Weeping willow trees, the yoke of this sweater is full of textured leaves moving around. The sweater is knitted seamlessly in the round from the top down and the body is gently oversized and slightly cropped. Salix is designed with a split hem, slightly longer at back.

Inspired by Rosa Canina brushes, the yoke of this sweater is full of flowers running around.

Utopia is a cropped pullover with 3/4 sleeves. It features an easy and elegant lace pattern on the body and Stockinette Stitch on the sleeves. The knitted fabric is loose and drapey, perfect for summer.

Ataegina is the name of an Iberian Goddess worshipped by the ancient Iberian, Lusitanian and Celtiberian peoples, known for being the Goddess of renewal, fertility and healing.

Ropits (Robins) sing everywhere here in winter. I was inspired by their plumage when choosing the colors for the yoke of this sweater and so I named the design after them.

The yoke of this sweater plays with geometrical representations of conifers. For this reason, I have decided to call this design after a variety of Mediterranean pine, Pinassa.

The Orage socks are knitted cuff down, with a heel flap and French heel.

Boirina is knitted bottom up and in the round. The sweater features a “secret” cable panel on both sides that continues in the sleeves. With a recommended ease of 20- 25 cm / 8-10” at the bust, the sweater gives a relax fit that suits every body type. It is an everyday and easy to knit sweater, a timeless piece for every wardrobe.

This pattern is published in 52 Weeks of Shawls by Laine Publishing.