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.
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.
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.
Cérulé is a raglan sweater with a funnel neck and puffed sleeves.
Cérulé is knitted from the top down, in the round and seamless. You will start by knitting the collar, then a few shortened rows will shape the neckline and then knit the raglan. 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.
Daintree is a sweater with a nice cable pattern on each side of the body.
You can choose between 2 versions:
The spring/summer version without sleeves and with a scoop neckline.
The winter version with long sleeves and elongated body.
This sweater is knitted seamlessly from the top down. It starts at the shoulders, with some short rows and increases for the neckline.
The back and the front are worked flat up to the armholes and then joined to continue the body in the round.
The sleeves are picked up at the armholes and also worked in the round.
Little Otway is a modern sailor with different sized stripes on the body and the sleeves.
It is easy to wear and also available for women from XS to 3XL (Otway), so do not hesitate to form nice mother-daughter duets !
This sweater is knitted seamlessly from the top down. It starts at the shoulders, with some short rows and increases for the neckline.
The back and the front are worked flat up to the armholes and then joined to continue the body in the round.
The sleeves are picked up at the armholes and also worked in the round.
Otway is a modern sailor with different sized stripes on the body and the sleeves.
It is easy to wear and also available for girls from 4 to 12 years old (Little Otway), so do not hesitate to form nice mother-daughter duets !
This sweater is knitted seamlessly from the top down. It starts at the shoulders, with some short rows and increases for the neckline.
The back and the front are worked flat up to the armholes and then joined to continue the body in the round.
The sleeves are picked up at the armholes and also worked in the round.
This shawl is worked in garter stitch in the first section, followed by lace and sets of short rows, stripes, and a lace section to finish.
The method of construction creates the asymmetrical shape; while the design elements of color, shaping and lace make it a true original.
This is the spring-summer version of Kelias.
The picture shawl was knitted with Squirrel’s yarns Merisier fing Ivoire and Silex.
Askia is a sweater, knitted from the top down, in the round and seamless.
We begin by knitting the raglan, the body then the sleeves. Stitches are then pick up to knit the neckline.
The photo shows a size M with 6cm of positive ease.
Loctudy is a cozy sweater, knitted from the top down, in the round and seamless.
You can choose to wear it close to your body or with positive ease and add a large collar for a confortable sweater.
A simple sweater with a nice cable and a neck worked in short rows.
This shawl is worked in garter stitch in the first section, followed by sets of short rows, stripes, and a yarn over section to finish. The method of construction creates the asymmetrical shape; while the design elements of color, shaping and textured stitches make it a true original.
I hope you enjoy knitting Kelias as much as I enjoyed creating it.
This raglan pullover is worked top-down in the round and seamless.
The neck and the rounded hem is worked in short rows and the I-cord border gives a nice finished touch.
You can shapping the waist
You can wear it alone or over a shirt or long-sleeved tunic.
This shawl is worked in garter stitch, followed by sets of short rows and stripes emphasize these parts. This method of construction creates the asymmetrical shape and the I-cord border gives a nice finished touch.
