Food tastes best when cooked with love. Potholders with hearts for the chef or cook who lovingly prepares the food are always a joy.

Whether for Valentine’s Day, a birthday or just because, this washcloth is a heartfelt gift that is sure to bring joy. And every time it is used. So, let’s get to the needles. The washcloth is double knitted and is easy to knit and finished quickly thanks to the row by row description.

Whether for the star chef in the family or for the season of stars in your own kitchen, these potholders are always well received. Made in gold and white, they are an elegant decoration for any kitchen and a nice compliment for the chef.

Practical, versatile and elegant. That’s how I would describe the “Muri” scarf. Muri is very easy to put on and take off and is a real eye-catcher. And when it’s not being used as a sweater replacement or body warmer, it can simply be worn as a long scarf around the neck. While knitting, I also noticed that Muri even works really well as a knee...

Isn’t she cute? Hanni Hangohr is so cuddly and so cute. Your little one is sure to feel right at home under her blanket and dream sweet dreams. The blanket is easy to knit. It consists of purl and knit stitches only and it’s fun to see the pattern develop row by row. Have fun knitting.

Inspired by the reflections of the sky in a mountain lake surrounded by slate stones, I designed this pattern. First, I made a scarf (https://www.ravelry.com/patterns/library/scarf-reflections) and a reversible hat (https://www.ravelry.com/patterns/library/reversible-cap-r...) and now I have the warmers to match.

Inspired by the reflections of the sky in a mountain lake surrounded by slate stones, I designed this pattern. First I created a scarf (also available in my store at: https://carts.ravelry.com/patterns/library/scarf-reflections) and now this reversible cap has been added. When designing the cap, it was important to me that the pattern would car...

A dear friend gave me some beautiful wool for my birthday. She said: “I can’t wait to see what you’ll make out of it. I hope to see it in your hands or in your store one day.” That was a challenge for me. I usually know what I want to knit before I buy wool….

Even as a small child, I was fascinated by the beautiful shells that you could just find on the beach. We made things with them, but some shells were simply too beautiful and ended up in a treasure chest where we looked at them from time to time. Even today, I can’t just walk past all these beautiful shells on the beach. It doesn’t take 5 minut...

Wooly the friendly smiling sheep makes counting sheep at bedtime a loving moment.

When my eldest son started talking, he was fascinated by penguins. But penguin is a difficult word and he turned it into peaping. The “peaping” in the bath was an absolute hit. It makes bathing twice as much fun. The “peaping” also makes a good dishcloth in the (play)kitchen, or if you use a softer material to knit the “Peaping”, it also makes ...

What better way to turn bath time into a joyful event than with a cute animal washcloth? The bear washcloth is the cutest friend when your child needs a bath.

May I introduce you? This is Geronimo. This cute giraffe is looking forward to being knitted by you. As a blanket, he will watch over your baby’s sweet dreams with all the love you have knitted into him.

These two fun kitchen gadgets in black and white go with (almost) any kitchen design. The set impresses with its simple design and will be the eye-catcher in your kitchen. Or make a loved one happy with this beautiful set. The gift is sure to be well received!

A pot holder design in black and white with clear lines goes with (almost) every kitchen design. This set impresses with its simple and very clear design. The interchangeable blocks fascinate purely through their geometry and their endless repeatability.

The open heart with a baby’s feet inside symbolizes the great love that a child inspires in its loved ones from the very beginning. This blanket is big enough to wrap a child up nice and warm or to use as a crawling blanket so that your child doesn’t have to lie on the cold floor. It should warm your child with the love of his family.

The Double-Face knitting technique is perfect for making scarves, hats, shawls, or, for example, potholders, which can be worn from both sides or should be beautiful on both sides. Their double layer makes accessories wonderfully warm. And all it takes is simple right and purl stitches!

The smell of a freshly baked apple pie on a cold winter afternoon inspired me to create this pattern. The grid of a traditional Dutch apple pie.