This shawl is an ode to cold, calm, and white snowy days that winter gracefully give us sometimes. The shawl starts at the centre edge and is worked as a half-pi shaped shawl. Its double yarn over stitch pattern progress throughout the body of the shawl getting more scattered as you progress. The stripy lace border is then worked in German Short Rows. Short rows are really simple to work and they are almost invisible on stocking stitch. This way the border almost blends in the shawl body.
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Oh man, I love to block my knits. Maybe even a little too much.
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One of the best part of being a designer is seeing YOU knitting the patterns I designed. Here are a few example to inspire you the next time you’ll be in search of a sock pattern.
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One of the things i like so much in knitting is its versatility. They’re often more than one way to achieve the same result, which is so great for people like me who get bored to do the same things over and over again. The I-cord cast-on is one of these !
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I finished my Eucalan bottle a few months back, almost at the same time that I found back an old-but-still-almost-full bottle of Soak Wash. Perfect isn’t it? Before I empty the bottle, let’s give it a good test!
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The only thing I knit with metal needles is Estonian lace because who would turn away from sharp needles when nupps and gathered stitch are in game?
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If you could look at my WIP pile you’ll see a trend here: I’m in a huge cable and lace mood. I LOVE how they interact one with each other…
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You know you’re a knitter when you pack your knitting projects before your clothes. Common Knitting Saying This cannot be truer! When I packed for my 5-days trip to Aix-en-Provence to…
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I came back from Aix-en-Provence with great memories of this beautiful city, delicious smells and recipe ideas from Le Chat qui Tricote newly opened tea and yarn shop, new knitting…
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The Eider shawl plays with different yarn weight to create a soft and warm cocoon which will help you face the winter. Join our KAL!
As of today, it’s been almost two weeks that I’m stuck. For the first time since I started designing, I’ve got a bad case of creative block. Here’s my take on how to solve this kind of problem.
One of the thing I love in knitting is learning new skills. There’s always something new to learn or to try. Fair-isle was quite a journey for me and I…
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