These fingerless mittens are worked in the round and feature a prominent slipstitch pattern that covers your hands with little stars. Using two strands of a fingering weight yarn held together for MC and a lace-weight-mohairyarn held double opens a variety of colourcombinations. Use similar shades of yarn colours for both MC and CC to gain the ...

This slouch is inspired by the Baltic States, their beautiful landscape and knitted garments. It is worked with two fingering weight yarns held together (main colour) and a lace weight mohair yarn held double (contrasting colour). Use similar shades of yarn colours for both MC and CC to gain the desired pattern effect. This hat is a super long ...

Inspired by the wonderful landscape of the Baltic States, this big assymetrical shawl combines garterstitch, mosaic sections (slipped stitches) and German shortrows. It is worked flat, from the top centre to the bottom with a lace-weight-mohairyarn held double for MC and a dk weight yarn for CC. There is no single purlstitch in this pattern! Th...

Remember the Mad Tea-party Alice is partizipating in Wonderland with the Mad Hatter

This little bag is inspired by one of the most influential books of my childhood: Anne of Green Gables by Lucy Maud Montgomery. The story of the feisty, dreamy orphan girl, who finds her true home in Green Gables with Matthew and Marilla, is still one of my favourite tales.

This colourful tote-bag is inspired by the strongest girl in the world, Pippi Longstocking of the same-titled book by famous and fabulous Astrid Lindgren.

This assymatrical shawlette is inspired by and named after the wonderful luckdragon Falkor (Fuchur in German) of „The Neverending Story“ by Michael Ende, one of my alltime favourite children’s books. It features garterstitch sections, seedstitch sections and sections with slipped stitches. The different stitch patterns are ment to resemble the ...

This little beanie is inspired by the great children’s classic „The wonderful adventures of Nils“ by Selma Lagerlöf.

The exploding colours on this triangle shawl are reminiscent of the clothes worn by the Edema Ruh (P. Rothfuss: The Name of the Wind), the Gyptians (P.Pullman: Northern Lights aka The Golden Compass) or the Roma/Sinti of our world.

This pattern contains a cowl and a pair of matching fingerless mittens.Both garments are easy and quick to knit. The cowl can be worn in three different ways: Folded, with (1st ) the Garter Stitch/Cable-side or (2nd ) the checked side outside, or (3rd) not folded, with both sides outside, as a longer version of a cowl. No matter which way you’l...

This colourful shawl is the perfect companion for the last days of summer or the first windy days of autumn and spring. You can even wear it in winter, comfortably wrapping it around your neck.

This Harry Potter inspired cowl is a mix of three versions of a housescarf. It consists of an equally striped version and an unequally striped version plus the mirrored version of the later.

This little, superlight poncho contains garterstitch, slipped stitches and I-Cord-edges. Play with colors and sizes. It’s free! ;-)