Sometimes I’m surprised to see how two sisters can be so different from each other. I was wondering someday, how two sisters can interpret in their own way a same stitch pattern to create their own shawl.

A striped shawl, is just like the little black dress for the knitter. A really good basic to have in the wardrobe. A daily dose of garter stitch, stripes, and slipped stitches. Those are the ingredients for this yarn pastry.

Sometimes I’m surprised to see how two sisters can be so different from each other. I was wondering someday, how two sisters can interpret in their own way a same stitch pattern to create their own shawl.

When the weather is chilly, and especially during evenings, I love to wear shawls as this extra layer adds warmth and style to any outfit. Shetland type shawl is the most versatile item. Used as a scarf, shawl, lap blanket, or even a baby blanket for the precious little one. Even if the construction of the shawl is based on Shetland tradition, ...

A simple top down cardigan, knitted in one piece. Quick to knit. It’s almost done when you’ll bind off. With no finishing, After waving in ends, choose a pretty button, and voilà! It is a perfect every day garment, The basic you can wear with almost all your wardrobe. Easy to customize, let your own inspiration guides you, make sleeves longer, ...

This pattern is only available in print at l’Oisivethé until july 2014!

Errata: work eyelets round 1 time more instead of two as written

Sur un petit nuage is a lovely but simple shawl, composed by tiny hearts lying on a bed of clouds. This delicate shawl is shaped into a triangle, by increasing four stitches every right side row. Available in three sizes, the scarf version, knitted with light worsted yarn is a perfect quick gift, while the small shawl and large shawl versions, ...

Simple things are sometimes the best. Why not search happiness in all those everyday life’s little pleasures? Such as wearing a lovely and comfortable hat when the sky is grey,

A delicate lace smoke ring to protect yourself from wind, knitted with less than a skein of Malabrigo lace.

This pattern is available exclusively in print at L’oisivethé, a wonderful yarn shop here in Paris. The pattern will be also available to download here in Ravelry in the first days of march