Since antiquity, the acanthus leaf motif has been widely used in the fine arts and architecture. These distinctive leaves have been stylized throughout the ages as decorative elements in various artistic movements. The elegant and flowing shape of the acanthus leaf adds a sense of natural beauty and classic elegance to works of art.

Folies Bergère is a famous music hall in Paris, France, known for its extravagant performances and vibrant atmosphere. Established in the 19th century, it became synonymous with entertainment that was both light-hearted and sophisticated.

While searching for a reversible pattern to knit a scarf, I discovered one that I hadn’t seen before!

My daughter Camille has always loved Halloween, perhaps because she was born on the 13th. When she told me her idea for a Halloween sock design, I immediately got to work! So, for my daughter, whom I adore, and for all fans of this mythical holiday, here are the “Halloweb socks”. To knit while eating candy! -Louise Robert

I recently explored the fascinating world of mosaic patterns and have returned from this fantastic journey with a new design. I’m excited to share my discoveries with you. I hope this journey will inspire your passion for this intricate and vibrant knitting technique and provide you with a fresh perspective on mosaic knitting.

This short-sleeved top raglan is worked from the top down, and the yoke is adorned with a delicate lace pattern.

Here’s a simple short-sleeved top with dropped shoulders. I want you to let your imagination run wild, playing with colors and stripes to personalize your look!

Ritournelle shawl takes the traditional shape of the triangular shawl and gives it a modern twist. This shawl is perfect for adding a touch of elegance to any outfit

I’ve called this model “California Sky” because, to me, it evokes the peaceful, striking beauty of a Californian sunset. The way the sections of different colors follow one another is reminiscent of the astonishing range of hues that unfold in the sky during this magical moment.

I was a teenager when “When Harry met Sally” hit the big screen. A movie that featured two actors I greatly admired with spectacular fall scenes, humor, friendship and love, of course

Add some springtime fun to your wardrobe with our Some-bunny to Love Socks knitting pattern and kits! Perfect for Easter, these socks will have you hopping with joy.

Lighthouse Keeper is a top-down circular yoke adorned with traditional Fair Isle colorwork.

Here is a simple and delicate short sleeve sweater as I like them with a nice neckline in the front and a touch of lace on the sleeves and each side of the body.

Here is one of the models that you missed in Biscotte Yarns Advent Calendar 2022! The Garland wrap is created from an assortment of 6 colors, each one more beautiful than the other.

Here is a project I had in my mind for a long time. I think I was waiting for the perfect yarn and this is exactly what I have found with the Dolce. This exquisite brushed cashmere yarn is so awesome to work stranded colorwork as the fiber is brushed and each stitch tends to stick together. The result is a beautiful and voluptuous color pattern...

This cowl knits up quickly and is great as a gift, even if you’re short on time! The cowl is slightly tightened in the middle with cables that give it a Victorian stand-up collar look. Except for the two cabled rounds, this project is easy to make, but you’ll have to be a little more careful when knitting the cabled rounds!

For 2021, Madelinetosh and Shibui Knits have collaborated together to create a special collection of six rich, never-before-seen colors, inspired by the shades of the desert, and available exclusively in Silk Cloud and Tosh Merino Light.

ÉTUDE - noun. a musical composition, usually instrumental, intended mainly for the practice of some point of technique. This name seems to be appropriate for this design which combines both techniques: stranded colorwork & cables .

While I was knitting this pattern, I was always amazed when I took it outside in the daylight: the colors became warm and creamy. That’s why I decided to name it Belle de jour (beauty of the day).

This sock pattern was originally designed for Biscotte Yarns Mystery Sock Club, month of July 2021. Worked from the top down with a heel flap, the stitch pattern used in this design creates an effect similar to the herringbone stitch that makes the stripes of the Self Striped yarn ripple for an nice effect that stands out from the crowd!

This shawl is knitted diagonally using short rows. Unlike traditional shawls, the further along you get in this project, the shorter the rows are! Besides, the different stitch patterns will keep you engaged until the end.

Because my mom is the best and she wants to knit a sweater just for me (with a little bit of sparkle, of course!!!), I wrote this pattern that is inspired by my hero to be knitted by my heroine ♥

Get this pattern FREE OF CHARGE when you purchase one skein of my new Merino Worsted hand-dyed yarn - Valid until Oct 31st

Here is a colourwork yoke sweater worked from the top down with a hem highlighted by a mosaic stitch band. The sleeves of this model have been designed longer so that the ribs can be folded over the wrist. Feel free to change this detail by knitting the sleeves shorter and make it your own.

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A few years ago, I wrote a sock pattern called “Frozen Butterfly” in which I created a butterfly pattern by playing with cables and openwork stitches.

This shawl is fluid like the sea. Knitted with the Algua Marina, it is soft and refreshing like a breeze during a walk on the beach.

“This yoke pullover presents a stranded colorwork pattern reminding me of the rib vaults of Gothic cathedrals in which we find majestic stained glass windows! I decided to name this pattern Notre Dame to pay tribute to the Notre Dame de Paris cathedral which was the victim of a fire in April 2019” - Louise

“I have always liked models involving geometric shapes. I like the repetitive aspect of geometry that offers infinite creative possibilities! Since I have a weakness for the dolman style, I wanted to integrate the mitered square in a dolman pullover.

With its luxurious mixture of texture, color and simplicity, The Rising Sun Shawl by Louise Robert Design is a must-knit for all seasons. “When I designed this shawl, I wanted to play with textures and colors. That’s why I chose to blend Algua Marina, Super Sock and Hermione into one project. The algua marina is a silky and dense yarn that give...

This pattern was design for Biscotte Mystery Sock Club. Subscribe to the club so you’ll never miss the mystery project sent every two months!!

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I had this design in my mind for several years: I wanted to create a cardigan knitted in the round, starting from the outside to end at the center / middle of the back … A bit like a vortex that is characterized by a decreasing swirl around a rotating axis. - Louise

This shawl is worked in three pieces: its base is composed of two triangles crowned with a diamond. Both triangles are worked separately and are assembled together when knitting the third part.

A fun and original sock pattern to show off self-striping yarn!

his shawl pattern was designed by Louise Robert during a wonderful trip to Mexico, Riviera Maya nearby the archaeological site Xcaret. The rich history of this site from the Mayan civilization was a source of inspiration for this model ♥

The Unpredictable Shawl is the perfect stash buster and so entertaining to knit! Use all the leftover fingering-weight yarns in your knitting basket & we promise you will enjoy every minute of it!

These socks are knitted from the top down with afterthought heel. Using 2 of our hand-dyed self-striping yarns, simply follow the pattern and you will end with a nice wizard’s pair of socks!

his shawl is a design to knit with our DK Pure hand-dyed yarn : simply choose your color kit and enjoy your knitting!

This pattern is just perfect to mix and match self-striping with semi-solid and/or speckled yarns! This design was created for Yarnbox Socks - 2017-04 edition.

This sweater is knit from sleeve to sleeve while creating the neck at the same time. Then, stitches are picked up around the bust to continue knitting down toward the ribs at the waistline. You can easily adjust the length of the body and sleeves as you go along. Happy knitting!

This knitting pattern is well illustrated with step by step instruction for you to hit the bullseye!

This pattern has been written for the Biscotte Mystery Sock Club 2016-07 and it has been released on January 2017.

This pattern was created in 2015 for a sock club and I just realized that it was never published here on Ravelry. So, there you go! Enjoy these Frozen Butterfly socks

Sizes are determined by the gauge : small, medium, large