The pants begin at the bottom, are worked back and forth, then joined at the hip and worked in the round. There’s ribbing around waist and legs, and a crocheted drawstring in the waistband makes them adjustable.

The openwork lace used in this cowl is beautifully accented by the shimmer of Lurex and the halo of mohair.

エストニアの伝統的な編込み模様を配置した指無し手袋。ピコットや手首のゴム編み部分に工夫を凝らし、暖かさと美しさを両立させました。ゴム編み部分を上にしても使えるのが嬉しいところ。着こなしのワンポイントになる作品です。

This skirt is worked from the bottom up in an asymmetrical lace pattern called Kikko (hexagonal shape in Japanese) and later seamed together at sides. Upper part and waist band are worked in stockinette stitch.

This ribbed skirt is knitted in the round without a seam.

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This heart-shaped motifs are worked in garter stitches.

These fingerless mitts were inspired by a traditional Japanese pattern ‘Yagasuri’ I often see in Kimonos.

This pattern was inspired by the polychromatic roof of the Hospices de Beaune, France where I first visited in summer 2008.