To me october is always a “once upon a time in West’s world” month. I kept up the tradition this year. Stephen West is a designer whose creativity is legendary. Knitting his designs is not only a fun and colorful moment. It also allows to go beyond the usual boundaries and offers the opportunity to learn new techniques.

I wanted simple, comfy, and smooth mitts to deal with cold times. The brioche stitch pattern—springy and thick—seemed to be perfect for the project I had in mind. I was inspired by the work and philosophy of Friedensreich Hundertwasser, an Austrian architect and painter. He loved curved lines and often used parallel ones. The lines of the brioc...

These mitts were born out of two wishes. First, to honor each and every people who participated in creating a local, Norman and authentic wool. Hence, my creating a “maritime” pattern. The Chausey color made me want to include foam in the waves, as well as a lighthouse.

This beanie was born out of two beautiful encounters.

Here is a purse made with African flower hexagons.