This is a third design in the moss and twig series. There are patterns for a hat and fingerless mittens available. Matching shawl was only a matter of time. As the seasons change the shawl 
had to have a little bit of snow incorporated into the design.
 It’s so very satisfying when everything comes together and brings joy. 
Don’t you think?

I wish I could live by the beach… I love looking at the water and the waves, but for now I live in 
a landlocked country. I can only dream about it or knit socks with watercolored yarn with lace details which remind me of waves and coral reef atolls. 


What do you do when a high school friend suffering from an autoimmune disease asks you 
for a pair of socks? Well… 
You design a pair that will fit her perfectly and send them to Berlin where she lives. 


Landscape in layers in a hat from reflections in blue water to green fields dotted with colourful wild flowers to sky which can glow orange at sunrise or sunset. 
This hat is inspired by travels around Switzerland.

This is a second design in the moss and twig series. There is a pattern for fingerless mittens. Matching hat was only a matter of time. It’s so very satisfying when everything comes together and brings joy. Don’t you think?

requests from friends are sometimes irresistible… I was asked to design a comfortable pair of fingerless mittens and I had the perfect yarn for it. Sat in the garden one day the design came to my head and the needles started doing it’s magic. The end result - an elegant design which looks more complicated than it really is.

I’ve been working with babies for nearly 20 years. They always wear very cute clothes! I can’t wear them… but can create them, so here is my contribution to your baby’s wardrobe Wee little cables.

My country is on lock down, like most of the world right now (because of the pandemic). 
I’m sitting by the window watching the world go by. The brown twigs are turning all shades of green, 
just like the stripes on my socks. 
Spring has arrived. I’m hoping I’ll be able to spend summer outdoors and enjoy the shorties. 
I’m convinced you share m...

Why syringa vulgaris? It’s my mum’s botanical influence… it means lilac in Latin. Read more in the about section why lilac is so memorable for me…

Due to a childhood incident I have an unbelievable fear of being under water. 
Once diving is out of question I still enjoy sitting on the beach and staring at the waves. These socks are a bit of a dream come true in a way… 
looking into depths of the sea but remaining above the surface.

Sugilite is a very rare purple gemstone with interesting pattern on its surface. 
Created in collaboration with Skein Queen, you could say this design is fit for a queen. 
It is said that the gemstone will give you lots of self confidence to accomplish anything you want to, so go ahead and knit this beautiful cowl, even if you have never tried ...

Sugilite is a very rare purple gemstone with interesting pattern on its surface. 
It is said that the gemstone will give you lots of self confidence to accomplish anything you want to, so go ahead and knit this beautiful hat, even if you have never tried cables before. Treat yourself to warmth and a wonderful crown (decreases).

Do you love cables but are intimidated by a big project? 
This hat is a perfect starting point. Practice different cables on a small scale and enjoy a warm hat in autumn and winter.

Born out of necessity, after over 18 years of working with babies, I have designed a pattern that fits those tiny toes. The best fitting baby socks, that stay on the longest. They are a quick and satisfying knit, great for busy mums but also perfect for the last minute baby shower gift.

Growing up my mum had lots of flowers in the front garden, she has very green fingers and knows all the plant names in Latin. Lilium convallium was always my favourite because of its unforgettable smell. This sweet and delicate flower stayed in my memory forever.

Living in an Alpine country you spend a lot of time admiring panoramas of high mountain peaks. Their beauty is reflected in this hat’s lace section.

A hat that will keep you warm on the Alpine Mountain tops. Don’t let the use of bulky yarn put you off, you can hold yarn double or even triple… It only means you will use more of it.