I made this simple cowl in round, designed just with simple cables (“Ochos” in Spanish) for my daughter. She wanted a long one, so she can wear it in the coldest mornings in winter, but it should not interfere when she plays. She really loves it, and wears it every day.

I bought some skeins of Paca Tweed, by Plymouth Yarn, one year ago. Since then, I have been thinking what to knit with it. It is an extremely soft yarn, but relatively thick and only one ply. It is a delicate yarn and deserves a delicate pattern. I thought that a top with a lace would be perfect for it.

I love cables. They make any project more interesting but not impossible. They add texture and they offer infinite designs. With just a simple crossing of a couple of stiches you can obtain hundreds of different patterns. And, most of all, they are really stylish. A touch of elegance to any garment.

I made this scarf with one spare skein of Kureyon Sock skein I had into my stash. When I was thinking what to knit with, I found scarf patterns I liked, but with only one skein I had simple not enough.

I like TV knitting. Of course, I do love complicated patterns that squeeze my brain, but most of the days, after a long busy day, I enjoy sitting after diner, watching TV while resting my mind. For those moments, I need a pattern simple, but no boring. Nothing like 200 rows in stockinette with 2.5 mm needles; but amused and with a little twist.