The Marsa Sweater is an oversized pullover for extra comfort and warmth, with a fun stitch pattern your little one will love. It’s knit bottom-up, starting in the round. Once you reach the armholes, the front and back are knit flat, then seamed at the shoulders. The neckband and sleeves are picked up and knit in the round.

The Heni Set is a simple duo featuring a wrap-style sweater and pants. Knit flat in reverse stockinette with raw edges exposed, the entire sweater can be knit with one needle size making it an accessible pattern for new knitters.

The Nawara Onesie is knit seamlessly top-down, first by working flat to create the bow opening and then joined in the round after the raglan increases. There are German short-rows added at the lower back to create extra space, and a full tutorial is available to guide you through this process. The short sleeves are knit using the magic loop met...

The Nawara Dress is knit seamlessly top-down, first by working flat to create the bow opening and then joined in the round after the raglan increases. The stranded colourwork forms little flowers (did you know that ‘nawara’ means ‘flower’ in Tunisian). The short sleeves are knit using the magic loop method, with an I-cord bind-off that matches ...

The Beja Sweater was inspired by the Beja region of Tunisia, which is nestled in the Mediterranean and full of ancient ruins. It is a round-yoked sweater that is first worked flat to create the button placket, with a second colour added after the body is joined in the round. The sleeves are knit using the magic loop method, with one round of ra...

The Soussa Pullover is meant to be a beginner friendly, quick and FUN sweater! It is knit seamlessly raglan style from the top-down, with a folded collar for extra squish. The sleeves are knit using the magic loop method, with one round of rapid decreases before the ribbing and bind-off.

This is the cardigan version of the Filsa Sweater that I have previously released. The word ‘filsa’ means button in Tunisian, and seemed like the perfect fit for this adorable little cardigan! The body is worked flat with a garter edge to create the button band. The simple lacework only uses two techniques, and can easily be left out of the pat...

The word ‘filsa’ means button in Tunisian, and seemed like the perfect fit for this adorable little sweater! It features a cropped body and three-quarter sleeves, and is knit seamlessly top-down. You’ll start by working flat to create the button opening and then join to work in the round after the raglan increases. The simple lacework only uses...