Two shawls that feature the same lace border but differ in shape :)

A baby set designed especially for a little baby that has just arrived at our family.

A great set for spring and autumn.

A set for colder season :)

Petronela set includes four items to make you feel warm and comfortable in cold season.

Triangle, slightly irregular shawls with different lace motifs.

Rectangular shawls that look good on both sides, with a different aspect to each of them.

I take the view that you cannot have too many fingerless mitts in your wardrobe.

The shawl was designed to show off ombre yarn where the colour changes are rather long, it can also be done in solid colour but the final effect may be less spectacular.

Jumbai was designed to make use of decorative yarn that requires a simple pattern to bring out the beauty of the fiber.

Malwina is a sister shawl to my older design, Nasturcja, and its name was inspired by another flower in the colour of the yarn I used – a hollyhock, in Polish malwa, and I decided to use the surname derived from this flower as the name of the shawl. Malwina is a larger rectangular shawl and can be wrapped beautifully and add colour to your life.

A perfect knit for beginners at lace.

Statim została zaprojektowana specjalnie dla włóczek gradientowych, zwijanych w ciasteczko.

Yampi is a shawl of many faces :smile: :smile: :smile:

Bronek is a baby blanket designed to express love and affection to a very special babyboy called Bronisław and to his parents.

Rozalka is a bottom-up shawl that starts with 3 stitches and the volume is built up as you continue. A bit rustic in appearance, it is a sister shawl to Jagienka, they are both constructed in the same way, they are both intuitive to knit and great fun to wear.

Pauza is an infinity shawl that is easy to knit and looks great in both solid and ombre yarn.

Banse is a shawl that is relatively simple to knit.

Vizand is reversible and it can be done as a scarf or, in a wider version, as a shawl to wrap up in on a cold day.

Randia is an infinity shawl that is easy to knit and looks great in both solid and ombre yarn.

The pattern is 20% off till May 29th, 2023. Coupon code Kandaki. Enjoy!

Piona is a reversible lace shawl that looks decorative on both sides.

The name Kumpela means a buddy, a person whose company you enjoy and who you can rely on in every situation. And such is the shawl – it can be worn loose or wrapped around, it can be used as a pareo or a warm winter wrap.

Bonifacja is a shawl that can be worn in many ways: as a wrap on a chilly summer evening, a small blanket for a hot day afternoon nap or as a pareo. If made in warmer yarn, it will be a great shawl for colder season.

The idea that lies behind Sewerka was to create a shawl à l’inverse, started by lace and with a plain section at the border.

Kraska is a triangular shawl that combines lace and texture.

Fun to knit,

Eulalia is delicate, subtle and graceful. It is a shawl for lace lovers who are looking for a challenge rather than for simple autopilot knitting.

Landrynka - a simple yet attractive triangular shawl that combines plain stockinetta with a delicate and very feminine lace border.

Charming, warm, quick to knit.

Abuabu hat can be worn on both sides, the right side cables correspond with the cable on Abuabu mittens. The wong side aspect is more delicate, it forms a unique yet lovely pattern.

Torlak offers a variety of options.

The pattern is 20% off till September 8th, 2022, coupon code Autumn. Enjoy!

I’m Polish and we use the word Trajkotka for a chatterbox, someone who talks a lot and quickly, and it’s a positive word.

Wenanty is a rectangular wrap that combines lace and brioche to create a shawl of unusual texture which is emphasized even more by wandering lines of knit and purl stitches.

Multia is an easy-to-knit shawl whose name refers to several different colours that are its distinctive feature.

Cepelka was inspired by Polish folk culture, which means lots of colours, stripes and a texture that brings them out even more. The name refers to a chain of shops that used to sell traditional Polish folk art and craft.

Balbina is a lightweight shawlette that can be worn in all seasons wrapped around the shoulders or tied at the front. This is a great pattern to use up some of those beautiful single sock yarn skeins hiding away in your stash.

Marcik is a small triangular shawl that is easy to wrap around and which stays put.

Ernesta is a triangular shawl that combines a calm ladder and stockinette part with a more adventurous lace section. This way the shawl offers multiple ways of wrapping around and adjusting it to your outfit and mood.

Looks the same on both sides.

Pempele.

Christmas decorations are such fun to create! And snowflakes to decorate your Christmas tree are almost addictive - once you start, you can’t stop! What’s more, there are always so many friends and relatives who are overjoyed when they find a snowflake slipped into a Christmas card.

The mittens can be done as a separate item or they can be made into a set with Eksplozja hat.

Eksplozja is a Polish word for ‘explosion’ and it is just perfect to describe the whole process of creating this hat – an inspiration of a moment on a Saturday morning, an immediate choice of yarn, a quick knit over the weekend, blocking overnight and Monday morning saw me proudly wearing the new hat!

Nurma is a delicate warm hat that features a 1 x 1 ribbing to make it stretchy and comfortable. Knit stitches cross over while maintaining the ribbing feature, it may need some practice to learn the crossovers but once they’re mastered, knitting becomes a real pleasure.

Nurmes is a warm stretchy hat that alternates 1 x 1 ribbing with some kind of a cable that is created by crossing over two or three stitches. The crossovers may need some practice before they are mastered but once it’s done, knitting becomes relaxing and intuitive.

Petronela Fingerless Mitts can be done as a separate item or as part of a set, to go with Petronela shawl and Petronela hat. You can also consider knitting Petronela mittens.

Petronela mittens can be done as a separate item or as part of a set, to go with Petronela shawl and Petronela hat. You can also consider knitting Petronela fingerless mitts.

The hat can be done as a separate item or as part of a set, to go with Petronela shawl and Petronela fingerless mitts or Petronela mittens.

Petronela is a shawl that will keep you warm and cozy in winter months and if you decide to knit it in a vivid colour - it will also brighten up gloomy days.

Emilka is a baby blanket designed to express love and affection to a very special babygirl called Emilka Anna and to her parents.

Marysia is my mum’s sister’s name, and as I created a shawl called after my mum - Zosia, it seemed only fair to create a sister shawl and call it after my aunt and godmother :)

Nasturcja is a rectangular shawl that I really liked designing and knitting, and which is a pleasure to wear! It is on the big side, wraps up beautifully and makes you feel like a queen.

Another pattern in the series of shawls that look complex but are really simple - perfect for beginners and good fun for more advanced knitters.

Gala G is another pattern in the series of easy-to-knit shawls for beginners who are no longer satisfied with just knit and purl garments and are adventurous enough to try something slightly more complicated.

Calineczka is a Polish name for Thumbellina, and I really don’t know why the name came to my mind as the very first thought after I unpinned the shawl from blocking. The sensation was so strong that I didn’t even try to look for another name and the only thing that I did was to read the Andersen’s story to refresh my childhood memories of it.

Looking for good use of some beautiful yarn from your stash?

Do you feel it’s time for a new shawl?

The shawl was created with a colder season in mind, a warm, snug, cosy and comfortable wrap to be worn over an anorak or a coat. Something not too big, something that is easy to put on and something which stays put once you wrap yourself in.

Jagienka - a medieval heroine from Polish literature.

I designed and knitted this shawl just for fun of creating a shawl that could look good both on the right and wrong sides. The pattern alternates knit and purl, which gives a different aspect on the wrong side and there are some who like the ‘reverse’ even more than the ‘front’.

This crescent shawl was designed to allow for extra drape and plenty of volume in which to wrap oneself.

A great pattern for your first attempt at lace shawl knitting!

A great pattern for your first attempt at lace shawl knitting! And if you prefer to do it in a crescent shape - there is Albanetta Crescent as well!

Flying Cranes is a combination of lace and cables.

DaWaTa got its name after one of the heroes of Bhabani Bhattacharya’s So Many Hungers! novel I was listening to while knitting. I decided to write it with 3 capital letters just as a fancy, to make it look more unusual.

The mitts were designed as a present for my blog readers and followers, the pattern was published on my blog (in Polish) and then on my Facebook fanpage (in Polish and in English).

Lippo Mitts form a set with Lippo Hat.

Lippo Hat forms a set with Lippo fingerless mitts.

Bella Mirella is a one-skein lace shawl and was designed to make good use of the Paris Night blue Malabrigo Lace skein I treated myself with.

Delectable is a simple yet attractive crescent shape shawl that is adaptable in both the size and number of repeats and proportions between the two stitch patterns used.

A hat for cold weather, with lots of cables and a lace motif.

The pattern is 20% off till January 23rd, 2023. Coupon code Droplet. Enjoy!

The shawl is named after a basilisk because before blocking it looked like a very long basilisk tail. The picots added to the impression, and only an anchor at the end was missing.

A shawl designed for my favourite cousin. Something out of regular track, assymetrical and irregular in shape.

Silver Touch is a simple yet attractive crescent shape shawl that is adaptable in both the size and number of repeats and proportions between the two stitch patterns used. There is also an optional stockinette section to start with.

Double Bubble Shawl is named after double yarnovers that give it this additional lacy effect.

The pattern is 20% off till October 26th 2022, coupon code Jesienny. Enjoy!

The hat can be knitted in one or two colours, it uses a funny tuft stitch and is quite quick and easy to knit once you get the rhythm.

The shawl uses very basic lace stitches – increasing, decreasing and yarnovers. The pattern is written for both right and wrong sides and this may require more concentration at first, until you learn the pattern by heart and follow it easily.

The hat forms a set with Happy Birthday Mitts.

A hat designed to form a set with Feel Good Baby Booties.

Booties form a set with Feel Good Baby Hat.

Mitts are a perfect accessory for the transformation season, either when winter starts or when it comes to an end. They are also useful on cold winter days for keeping your wrists and palms warm while you have to do some work. Or knitting. Or texting, computer work, or any other time you need warm hands plus dexterity.

The mitts form a set with Happy Birthday Hat.

March. The time of the year when fingerless mitts seem to be a must. No longer freezing, yet your hands get cold if not covered. You are already fed up with typical winter accessories and you want to feel that spring is coming. Fingerless mitts will keep your hands warm and at the same time will give you that feeling of a new season approaching!

Polska wersja przetestowana i sprawdzona, już dostępna :)

The hat was inspired by sudden fall of temperatures in February. I realized it is the coldest month of the year and it could be a good idea to get equipped with one more hat. Especially when, after a mild January, it started snowing heavilly.

This hat combines brioche knitting, double knitting and cabling. It is knitted in two contrasting colours and is completely reversible, with cables on one side and a funny ladder structure on the other. It can come in two style options: beanie and slouch and in two sizes: medium and large.

I designed the hat for myself as I wanted something pretty, functional and interesting. The hat is in two contrasting colours, with unusual twisted brim. A beanie, and a bit like a toque.

Zeberka is a very warm and quick to knit hat which can be worn both sides. As it is completely reversible, you actually get two hats for one knit.

The name SAMARAMA in my language means ‘only the frame and nothing else’ and I chose it deliberately, as my main and only concern while designing this shawl was to create an interesting way to join the diamonds. In other way, to create a frame for them.

This is a lace beanie decorated with crochet flowers.

A very lacey sweater with positive ease, a rather long knit with small size needles. The final effect is worth all the effort, time and patience.

A very feminine summer beanie, full of charm and beauty. Knitted in the round, it uses loop-stitch technique.

A hat and cowl in a royal blue mohair, it is named after a Polish medieval king’s wife.

A hat called Slalomik because of the resemblance to ski traces in the snow. Dimunitive, as the slalom is not of an enormous scale.

An easy hat, a bit like a cloche in shape.

A scarf to add colour and charm to your outfit.