This triangular shawl is worked in the modular knitting technique. The middle part is worked first, then a double border of repeating modular elements (triangles) is added at the two short sides. This shawl has a right side and a wrong side, therefore stitches for new triangles are either picked up and knitted (in RS rows) or picked up and purl...

The middle section of this shawl is worked without breaking the yarn and consists of 4 groups of elements that repeat. Each group contains 3 elements (modules) – one big and two smaller triangles. The side parts are shaped with elongated triangles

This triangular shawl is worked in the modular knitting technique in 4 identical modular elements (triangles): Three modules form the upper part of the shawl, and a fourth one the lower.

“Palette” modular triangle top is a short-sleeved sweater worked in the modular knitting technique. Individual modules are connected to each other without breaking the yarn, with minimal mattress stitch seaming at the shoulders and sides. Neckline, hem and sleeves are finished with i-cord. This pattern uses no purl stitches at all, but concentr...

“Dragonscales” is a minimally shaped, angular, but not too boxy sweater, worked from side to side in modular elements, starting at the bottom of the left front.

This scarf is constructed of repeating groups of modular elements and worked in one piece. The 5-page pattern, written out as row-by-row description with a schematic and progress photos, is suitable for the attentive beginner with modular knitting experience or as portable project for the more experienced knitter. Need to know how to CO and BO ...

This shawl is worked in one piece and consists of five repeating groups of four modular elements each which are joined using different techniques. The 5-page pattern, written out as row-by-row description with a schematic and progress photos, is suitable for the attentive beginner with modular knitting experience or as portable project for the ...

The “Pulmonaria” shawl is worked seamlessly from the top down in modular elements (triangles), starting in one of the upper corners. This shawl has a right side and a wrong side, therefore stitches for new triangles are either picked up and knitted (in RS rows) or picked up and purled (in WS rows), except after the first triangle, when new stit...