The scarf is worked back and forth in the jasmine stitch. At the end we work one row around the entire scarf to finish the edges. The jasmine stitch used in this pattern is slightly different from the classic one. In order for the scarf to be thinner and less dense, the puffs that we will be making are single, not triple.

The hat is worked in the round. First, we crochet the part with a jasmine stitch, and then we knit a 1x1 rib on the needles. The jasmine stitch used in this pattern is slightly different from the classic one. In order for the hat to be thinner and less dense, the puffs that we will be making are single, not triple.

We work the mittens in the round, starting from the wrist. Then we add stitches for the

We work the gloves in the round, starting from the wrist. Then we add stitches for the thumb gusset. After adding all the stitches, we separate the stitches for the thumb and continue working the main part of the glove. Finally, we add the thumb.

The scarf is worked back and forth using the herringbone stitch. After completing the main piece, the shorter edges of the work are finished with fringes.

The sweater is worked from top to bottom. First, we work the back yoke back and forth, and the shoulders are shaped using german short rows technique. Then, each shoulder is worked back and forth separately. At the end they are joined to create the front yoke.

The bag is worked from the bottom up in the round. First we work the bottom in stockinette stitch, evenly adding stitches on the sides. After adding all the stitches we continue working the main lace stitch. Then divide the work in half and shape the bag’s handle. Finally, finish the edges of the handle with icord and sew the bottom and the han...

The blanket is worked back and forth in a herringbone stitch, then the initial and final edge is finished with fringes.

Misty Sweater is a super light and fluffy sweater. It weights from 200 to 300g depending on the size.

This is a beginner friendly pattern, with a step by step written instruction.

The dress is worked from the bottom up in the round. When we reach the armpits, we put the work aside and prepare the sleeves. Then we join all the parts and continue knitting upwards, gradually reducing stitches for raglan. The back neckline is made with german short rows. At the end, we finish the work with a rib stitch.