ilanga is an easy-to-wear T-shirt with a body knitted in stockinette stitch and just the right amount of fantasy on the sleeves.
This top is worked seamlessly from the top down.
First work the collar, then a few short rows to shape the neckline and work the raglan. The body and sleeves are then separated, and you continue working the body in the round, followed by the short sleeves, also in the round.
This pattern, trimmed in garter stitch, combines the simplicity of stockinette stitch with a textured stitch that elegantly enhances the yoke.
Its slightly A-shape and balloon sleeves make it light and easy to wear.
Lunta is a stranded colorwork sweater worked from the top down, in the round and without seams.
It’s ideal for beginners in stranded colorwork, as the pattern have been designed so that you don’t have to cross yarns.
Corokia is a large triangular shawl dotted with cables to warm your winter.
Sorra is a quick and easy to knit reversible shawl in a textured stitch perfect for warming up your winter.
Explanations adapt to your yarn count, and you can choose to knit from diagrams or written explanations.
This stole alternates garter stitch and brioche stitch. Skeins are added gradually to play with the colors of brioche and two-tone garter stitch.
Choose your 3 favorite colors and knit away!
Trispa is a colorblock sweater in stockinette stitch to be declined in your favorite colors!
Trispa is worked from the top down, flat for the body and in the round for the sleeves.
You will start by working the front flat, then the back, also flat. The sides of the body will then be sewn with an invisible seam. You will then pick up the sleeve stitches which will be worked in the round.
Cobée is a short-sleeved sweater that’s easy to wear on its own or over a shirt, in your favorite colors.
It features a false button placket on back that can also be worn in front, as the neckline is symmetrical.
This sweater is worked from the top down, in the round and seamless. First work the collar, then a few short rows to shape the neckline and work the raglan. The body and sleeves are then separated, and you continue working the body in the round, followed by the sleeves, also in the round.
Collanmore is a cable cardigan that is easy to wear with any outfit. The 2 pockets modernize the open shape of this cardigan.
This cardigan, available in sizes S to 5XL, is worked from the top-down.
You will start with the top of the back, then the top of the fronts and finally the body from under the arms.
The sleeve stitches will be pick up to knit in the round to the cuffs.
Nautae is an easy-to-wear sailor’s sweater in your favorite colors.
This sweater is worked from the top down, in the round and without seams. First work the collar, then a few short rows to hollow out the neckline and work the raglan. The body and sleeves are then separated, and you continue working the body in the round, followed by the sleeves, also in the round.
Kumi is a shawl knitted sideways in garter stitch with subtle stripes and a graphic lace border.
Chart and written pattern.
To see nature awaken after winter, to see the leaves begin to grow on the trees and to see the flowers appear and blossom bring me joy, and I imagined this sweater with leaves that grow on the bottom of the sleeves.
This sweater is worked from the top down, seamless, with a round neckline and dropped sleeves. The construction starts at the shoulders, with some short rows. The back and the fronts are worked separately back and forth up to the armholes, and then everything is joined to work the body in the round. The sleeves are picked up around the armholes and also worked in the round with stranded colorwork.
Tilbaka is a top-down sweater worked in the round, seamless with a pretty lace pattern.
An easy to knit scarf/stole, to be declined in your favorite colors.
Half Fisherman ribbing at the neck for softness, stripes and graphic lace to brighten up your winter.
Kerma is a brioche stitch sweater with a funnel neck and puffy sleeves.
It is knitted from the top down, flat and in the round without seams. You will start by knitting the collar, then a few short rows will hollow out the neckline and then knit the top of the front and the back. The body and sleeves will then be separated, and you will continue knitting the body in the round and then the sleeves, also in the round.
This shawl is knitted from top down with lace lines which extend into the edge.
Knitted in worsted yarn, it will be perfect to warm you up.
You can also choose to knit it in a fingering yarn for a lighter version.
