As promised in the last post, here’s the pullover I knitted with Lyonesse DK, a British yarn. This is Seacoast pullover by Joji Locatelli,… […]
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British yarn – local yarn buying guide
In a recent post about my ultimate local yarn, I “declared” that I tried to prefer European yarns. This principle is often shaken by… […]
Knitting again
I’d recently had a little break from… knitting! I have no idea about the reason of this pause, but I hadn’t knitted at least… […]
my ultimate local yarn
As all fibrephiles, I love hand-dyed yarns for their nuanced or vivid colors, variation of tones, softness, for all in short, and especially those… […]
Spring Thaw Cowl is also available!
This is just a little note to let you know that Spring Thaw Cowl pattern is also available – it’s just an oversight, sorry!… […]
Spring Thaw Tam pattern is available!
I’m pleased to announce that my Spring Thaw Tam is available at last, here on my site, or on Ravelry. As her big sister… […]
modified Icelandic BO
Recently, I needed to find a bind-off which could match German Twisted Cast On. I love using this CO for borders in ribbing because… […]
Spring Thaw Tam
Just after designing my Spring Thaw Mitts, I wanted to have matching items and began to knit a little tam. As you probably know,… […]
Alexandre
After the very helpful and instructive test knit, I’m pleased to announce that Alexandre is now available! Alexandre is a striped cardigan, for baby… […]
Reverse stockinette stripes study
I’m fond of stripes. Most of my wardrobe consists of striped t-shirts and pullovers and I’ve knitted lots of striped garments so far. When… […]