Une grande écharpe tricotée dans le sens de la longueur dans un point texturé simple, agrémenté des belles couleurs végétales de La nollin (anciennement Renaissance Dyeing).

This striking wrap is very simple to knit. It plays with the beautiful colour range of the Renaissance Dyeing lace weight yarn: it allows one to paint subtle shadings which give life to the chevron pattern which animate this simple garter stitch stripe. Reversing the shading between the two parts of the wrap enlivens the effect.

I had set myself a challenge: to knit a shawl with 2 skeins of Merinos d’Arles. I used them almost to the last inch.

This scarf is worked in vertical stripes, colour by colour, by attaching the work along the selvedge as you go: you only work one color at a time on a small width, which makes it a quick and easy work to achieve.

A classic and simple stich like “block stitch” takes on relief and becomes intriguing when it is worked in 2 contrasting colors. Thanks to the Renaissance Dyeing lace yarn, it remains very light and voluminous. Not only it is warm but rolled up in many ways, your scarf will still not weigh more than a feather around your neck.

With a large skein of lace wool and ten mini-skeins in different colours, you can make a stripped scarf to match with your outfit. It’s also a good way to use scrap yarn, and that’s what I’ve done for mine.

What’s more classic than a granny shawl? But by choosing your blend of 5 colours, you will realise your own unique model, the one that will belong only to you, and that will no doubt become your favorite: Renaissance Dyeing’s lace-weight merino is at once so light, so soft and so warm that you can make shawls that are easily slipped into your b...

With this model, I continue to explore modular knitting, this time from a central square, to which the two wings of the shawl are attached successively, then the borders, all without any seam, but by changing the direction of the work several times. The garter stitch makes it possible to highlight the multi-coloured yarn, and to simply build th...

Pour ce châle, j’ai eu envie de tester le mérinos « lace » travaillé en double : le résultat est très moelleux et souple, donc idéal pour faire de grands châles qui s’enrouleront de multiples façons.

When working with Andie’s threads one, obviously wants to create with the full range of lace threads. I have long handled the small skeins, made samples of squares or bands to assemble, before finally opting for a lazy solution: simply chaining the colours in a chevron point that makes the colours vibrate.

Evergreen is a wide scarf knitted in an Estonian leaf lace design, the leaves interlace and the use of garter stitch highlights the leaves in relief. A thin lace border in a lighter colour ensures a perfect finish. A wide scarf, which can be worn shawl-like on your shoulders, or wrap and tie around your neck.

Un sac très facile à réaliser pour l’été.

This second shawl using the Merinos d’Arles by Renaissance Dyeing gathers all my knitting obsessions allways rebuilded: garter stitch, mitred squares, I-cord… and the indigo blue, that I’m a real fan.

After « Fall in Creuse », Andie and me thought to test other colours combos, relating to different places and seasons.

In October 2015 during designer Hélène Marcy’s first visit to the French ‘woolfest’, Journées de la laine in Felletin, Creuse, she was inspired to design a shawl, by the remarkable autumn colouring of the autumnal woods in Creuse.

This triangular shawl designed by Hélène Marcy is knitted on the bias. It starts with a few stitches from one point and is regularly increased on one side only. The stitches are chosen to obtain a look equally interesting on the reverse, which makes it possible to wrap it in lots of creative ways. It is big enough to generously cover shoulders ...

A great scarf, light, ethereal and simple, to wear on the shoulders or around the neck in different ways, to wear in any season and with any outfit.

Dots in the blue is a crocheted modular scarf, composed of small granny squares, joined as you go, without any seam.

Crochet cowl designed as part of the 12 lace-weight skein challenge. I cheated a little by adding 50g of ecru to make this stunning circular cowl made up of 48 squares, that being 4 squares for each of the 12 colours.

Cherished is a fairly large triangular shawl to comfortably wrap oneself in. The flexibility of the yarn allows it to be worn wrapped around the neck with your winter coats.

Inspired by ancient Shetland shawls, with a central square framed by two borders. A modern knitting method allows it to be knitted in a single piece, without seams, on a long circular needle.

A beautiful, unusual and warm asymetrial triangular shawl knitted with Poll Dorset or Merinos d’Arles wool hand dyed with plants. You can wear it on the shoulders, as a scarf or as a cowl.

This Ravelry download is a French translation of Michelle Gibb’s pattern.

Cette fiche permet de réaliser une écharpe en carrés à onglet (“mittered squares” en anglais) avec une laine à chaussettes dessinant des motifs, telles que celles mentionnées en référence, ou encore Opal Picture de Bergère de France, ou même une laine à chaussettes multicolore de Noro.

Cette fiche n’est pas un modèle, mais une méthode permettant de créer soi-même un pull ou un cardigan en “top-down raglan”, ou d’adapter un modèle “classique” pour le tricoter sur une aiguille circulaire.

The Ravelry download is the English version of the pattern. As my English is not really good, thank you for your help to improve this pattern if necessary. Have fun!

Simple tutoriel permettant de réaliser la veste dans la même taille que moi.

Un petit châle très simple et tout léger, sur la même base que Pampilles, mais avec une bordure différente.

Un modèle très simple qui ne nécessite pas d’échantillon, aussi je n’en indique pas. La fiche explicative est disponible sur Ravelry, et via mon blog De fil en aiguille.

Un modèle très simple qui ne nécessite pas d’échantillon, aussi je n’en indique pas. La fiche explicative est disponible sur Ravelry, et via mon blog De fil en aiguille.

Thanks to claire-evelyn, I’ve the pleasure to offer you, as a Ravelry download, the English version of the pattern. Thank you again to claire-evelyn.

Un éléphant, dit-on, ça trompe énormément. Pourtant, je crois que celui-ci peut être un fidèle ami, il a l’air si gentil, non ? Il mesure 9 cm de haut, sans compter les oreilles, qui dépassent un peu.