A fun shawl, perfect for Summer days with a light breeze.

I wanted to create a scarf with a mixed texture, contrasting curves and straight lines.

Easily knit collar. You knit the front and back panel separately, then seam them together, and knit the collar.

Hoping for a snowy winter, I knitted a cowl with what seems like falling snowflakes.

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Temperatures in Belgium during the Spring and Summer can vary drastically from day to day, so I wanted to knit a lovely, bright Summer scarf, that won’t necessarily warm me, but just protect me from a slight chill in the air when I go out in a Summer dress.

I started at a new job in the beginning of 2021, and to keep everyone safe, we always had to keep the door and a window open to keep fresh air circulating. Of course, I had no problem with this, as I didn’t want to get sick. But it did make the office space a bit chilly.

We’re always so happy when our dresses have pockets, so why can’t our scarves have them too!

For my second baby blanket design, I wanted a combination of intricate lace, which is aesthetically pleasing and interesting to knit, and just basic stockinette, garter stitch, which is easy and fast to knit and calming on the eye.

Though I love wrapping myself with long thick scarves, having to daily walk two big dogs (so my hands are full), makes wrapped scarves that slip off very annoying. So a cowl is perfect for me. It keeps me warm, and I don’t have to bother with it.

The Meredith sweater has a lovely textured pattern all over.

This fitted sweater has an interesting texture. I wanted something that could be worn in different ways, and in different seasons. It can be worn with a tank top underneath or, for the bold among us, with just a bra.

In honour of a good friend’s birthday, I wanted to knit her something in her style, unfortunately there aren’t that many goth-inspired blanket patterns around. I do wonder why? Do goths not feel the same cold we do? So I cast a dark spell and sold a bit of my soul, a knitting pattern emerged.

Hi everyone,

My favourite thing in the world is a cable knit sweater, and so I couldn’t resist making one. This model is on the one hand a little wide, so has a oversized feel to it, but slightly cropped and triangular in shape, so it still gives a waist and looks great paired with some high waisted jeans or skirts.

I wanted to knit (and wear) something short, light and playful for the summer.

Product is a PDF-file with written English instructions. There are also some additional knitting charts in there, but they are extras. If you’re not comfortable with reading charts, you should be perfectly fine knitting the sweater following the written instructions alone.

This classic skirt is figure hugging around the waist and hips; a pencil skirt is both very feminine and flattering to a wide array of body types.

This sweater is perfect for when you want to wear just a little extra layer against the cold, but you don’t want to hide your dress or outfit completely.

A beautifully cabled scarf always gives a lovely texture and richness to any winter outfit. Cables are a knitting technique that’s been around for centuries, yet never goes out of style.