As a new handspinner it is not uncommon to have spun up yarn that is not perfect. It’s uneven concerning the weight, the twist angle and the twists per inch. Consequently, it might not be suitable for a certain project. I wanted to come up with an easy shawl recipe that uses up these imperfect handspun yarns. It features simple garter stitch, a...

Beautiful fields of pink garter stitch are interrupted by curvy streams of lace and small fences of eyelets.

Partee was designed as a party t-shirt.

This very light weight shawl is a nice accessory for summer evenings. Bands of garter stripes alternate with easy lace patters worked in mohair. The whole piece weighs less than 125 g and the special construction avoids infinitely long rows to be worked.

How about enjoying a warm summer evening with a glass of red wine and Cabernet for your Feet? A simple and elegant summer sock with lace down the front and twisted stitches down the back.

I got inspired by the idea of combining two geometric shapes – triangles and circles – and the result is the chevron curve. A very long, lightweight crescent shawl, suitable for summer evenings but also very cozy wrapped around your neck several times to keep you warm in winter.

Worked toe-up with a gusset and heel-flap, these combine my favorite ways of knitting socks. Mirrored Inishmore cables running down the sides give an elegant look, while a simple seed stitch variation breaks up the stockinette back and sole.

Fading Inside Out is a rectangular Wrap with a color gradient knit in circles from the inside outwards. It’s worked mostly in the round, in a mix of garter stitch and easy lace elements.

Uriel is a casual unisex slouchy hat, worked in a very easy basket weave pattern. Perfect for beginners and effective with that one special skein of yarn.

Estefanía is an elegant hat with slipped stich cable pattern on a reverse stockinette background and twisted rib brim knit in fingering weight yarn.

My sister had an inflammation in her foot due to a circulation disorder and her doctor asked, if she had someone in her family who could knit her some warm socks to wear at home. I happily agreed to this task and came up with a sock pattern including fire/flame inspired cuffs and toes.

I’ve knit this hat for a friend and wanted to share the pattern, as we haven’t really found anything similar while designing it.