A reversible top that can be worn with the lace in front or in the back. Make it a tee or a sweater. Make it as long or as short as you want. Wear it as a top or layer it over a shirt. There is no right or wrong way to make and wear Rasamala!

This easy colorwork hat was originally designed for beginners. However, experienced knitters can also enjoy it. The unisex motifs and multiple sizes are perfect for gift for the whole family and friends. This pattern has been tested by five beginner knitters and they successfully made it.

This is an elongated triangle unisex shawl that incorporates raster motif and simple garter stitch textures inspired by a lighthouse. The raster motif is created using slipped stitch with one working yarn for each row. The sleek edgings are created using the built-in i-cord and stockinette selvage stitches.

Indonesians have a unique tradition of homecoming during the holiday season, especially in Al Fitr (Idul Fitri), Christmas, or on a long weekend. We call this tradition “mudik.” Visiting our parents, grandparents, and family back in our village, hometown, or country brings such joy, memories of our childhood, and many sentimental feelings for t...

Himawari is a Japanese word for sunflower, or “bunga matahari” in Indonesian. This feminine sock has a similar stitch pattern as the Himawari shawl. Solid and semi-solid yarn will look best, as it will give a vintage touch to your wardrobe.

Buy Himawari kit here.

Cengkeh means clove in Bahasa Indonesia. It’s the aromatic flower buds and commonly used as a spice. It is native to the Maluku Islands in Indonesia. I always use dried cloves when I cook clear soup and many other Indonesian traditional foods. The lacy motif in this hat represents the clove buds.

Rotan means rattan in Bahasa Indonesia. There are many rattan craftsmen in Indonesia. I personally love the rattan weave motif’s texture. That motif inspired me to make a unisex sock design that will look great on solid, semi-solid, and less contrasting variegated yarn. You can choose ankle or regular mid-calf sock length.

The pattern is now available in English and Russian! Thanks to Ksenia (lifeiscozy) who translated it into Russian.

This design was inspired by the geometry and beauty of the rice terrace that Indonesian farmers build. In Bahasa Indonesia, we call it ‘Terasering’. Balinese people call it ‘Sengkedan’. I was also inspired by the people I have ‘met’ on Instagram, some of whom have become my friends. These two things; the beautiful landscape and friendship witho...