Toe-up socks with a German short row heel & colourful polka dots (duplicate stitch). Happy knitting!

I love a simple knit, I love curly edges, I love wrong sides & right sides, and I love soft beautiful yarn which makes every knit gorgeous. This scarf/wrap is that simple; the easy lace pattern keeps it interesting and makes it just beautiful.

Two “Besjes” (Dutch for currants) in one pattern; “Redcurrant” has a normal neckline, “Blackcurrant” a wide neckline.

A follow-up of my “Grey matter” dress using thicker yarn and needles which makes it less of a marathon ;)

Flapmuts is an easy, warm earflap hat with a crocheted outer edge, two braids and a mini pompom at the top ;)

This oversized shrug is an easy and fun knit.

This simply textured, fast & warm knit is worked in the round and finished with the kitchener stitch. It can be worn with the points folded inwards or with flappy ears pointed outwards :)

After making my Ratjetoe mitts my stash was still enormous so I needed another stash buster :)

These easy Fair Isle fingerless mitts with thumb are worked with one ball of colour changing yarn and 3 contrasting colours. Choose your favourite combinations and enjoy the pattern!

My Herman is definitely a “Hartendiefje” (Dutch word for someone who steals your heart). He is always around everything i do with his beautiful loving character so these mitts are specially made for cuddling him ;)

These fingerless mitts with thumb are a simple and fast knit; perfect everyday mitts! I only used purl stitches and some twisted rib which gives these nice tiny structured lines. I keep on using these two tweed yarns together, can’t get enough ;)

Colorful armwarmers with thumb, some ribbing, Fair Isle & lace, make it as simple or complicated as you want. If you’re a beginner it’s a nice way to learn some new things!

De “Wijdesteeg” in Amsterdam has been turned into Ottograph Street by street-artists Hero de Janeiro & Ottograph.They turned it into Amsterdam’s most colorful and cheerful alley. It makes me smile :)

The softness and vibrancy of these two tweed yarns are such

These fingerless mitts with thumb are silky soft, warm and very lightweight (only 15 gram each).

This supersoft & lightweight cowl is knitted in the round and finished with the kitchener stitch in the round for a seamless and double layered result.

These legwarmers/sleeves are worn inside out (just because i love the wrong side of the work) and are extremely “vederlicht” which means that they hardly have any weight (only 18 gram each).

I loved making this bowl coaster & it’s a nice small project to use up your leftovers. I used a larger hook than the yarn asks for because it turns out nicer when the coaster is felted. Donegal tweed is one of my favorite yarns, even after felting, those tiny tweedy dots are still visible.

This seamless, circular one piece cowl can be made with any weight yarn and as much colours as you like. You can easily size the pattern up or down and experiment with shades (also nice to use up your leftovers).

These Fair Isle socks are knitted toe up with two balls of colour changing yarn using Judy’s Magic Cast-on method.

In this tiny baby vest/halter top, crochet meets knitting!

These armwarmers/sleeves are completely knitted in the round and have no thumb opening. Happy knitting :)

This comfortable cowl keeps you warm at all times!

These fingerless wrist warmers with thumb opening are knitted in the round with two different colors: shown on the photo are “pea green” and “clover leaf”, 20 grams of each color (Holst garn supersoft). Of course you can choose your own favorite colors and any fingering superfine yarn!