This summer knitted top is using Cloudborn Pima Cotton DK – Caribbean. This is a great value yarn, offering a beautiful choice of colour and making very comfortable summer knitwear. You can also use Cascade Ultra Pima.

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No excuses for cold ears with this beautiful headband!

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I love Berets. Maybe that’s because I’m French, but I’ve always thought there was something elegant, vintage and also rebel about wearing a Beret. This Beret is my first Beret design, but probably not the last, and is part of my Tornado Collection.

If you are looking for a quick and stylish hat and cowl, this one is for you. It’s perfect for those of us who love wearing a hat even if the weather is not that cold as it full of holes. Great autumn project, or Christmas gifts !

I made those matching accessories for my husband and I last winter. A hat for him, a headband for me. I just love matching accessories for couple !

Young Peacock Shawl is a crescent shawl starting in basic stockinette and finishing with a stylish Peacock Lace Pattern. Once you’ve understood how to work on the shawl’s increases and the Peacock Lace pattern, you can get creative with the colour changes and the size of the shawl!

The Little Tornado Headband and Cowl is inspired by the cute mess that our little ones leave behind them. It is a simple and adorable set of accessories that can be worn at different time of the year.

The Little Tornado Skirt is inspired by the cute mess that our little ones leave behind them. It is an adorable piece of clothes that can be worn at different time of the year.

This lovely hat is perfect for spring or autumn, when the weather is changing. It would suit a beginner who is looking for something a little more challenging that would still be fairly quick to finish. I find it particularly cute for a child, but you can also make an adult size. The Cowl is complementing it nicely.

For this headband, I used The Yarn Collective Bloomsbury DK - Colour Copper (108) and needles size 4mm (US 6 : UK 8). You will need only 30 to 50g yarn (90 to 120 meters), so it’s a very good project for left over yarn from other projects.