This pattern is for a Tunisian Crochet Triangle Shawl .

Yarn

Lil Magic is a symmetrical elongated triangle shawl in 3 colors : it starts like a traditional triangle shawl but once the desired height is reached the “wings” are added using short rows.

Ladies Who Brunch is an elongated triangle shawl worked bottom up. With its different sections it is a perfect pattern to keep you interested and to show off your skills. And the best part: you can bind off whenever you want, without having to play yarn chicken!

Clair-Obscur is an asymmetrical flattened triangle shawl worked sideways. Combining relaxing garter stitch and simple lace, Clair-Obscur is a fun-to-knit pattern for you to play with.

Voici un modèle de mitaines simple et rapide à réaliser dans une laine de type DK,

M is an asymetrical elongated triangular shawl in 3 colors created in collaboration with the parisian yarn shop La Bien Aimée/L’oisivethé.

Feeling Pretty is a very feminine crescent shawl created in collaboration with the online yarn shop Pretty Laine.

Double You has been created in collaboration with the parisian yarn shop Lil Weasel.

Rosa Rosae is a crescent shawlette worked from the neck down in fingering weight yarn. It can be knit in a variety of sizes making it truly adaptable.

Simple, quick to make and easy to wear! This shawl is the perfect balance between traditional and modern.

Blurred lines is the perfect little cowl, cute, warm, and looks more complicated than it really is.

Modèle en partenariat avec Purple Laines. (description française ci-dessous).

Alcove is a delicate square shawl (or baby blanket) inspired by shetland shawls. Alcove can also be a delicate rectangular stole : instructions are included for both shapes.

These slouchy fingerless mitts are knit in the round using a beautiful mohair and silk blend from Les Bergers Cathares and they are just the thing to keep your hands warm through the winter months.

Ready for a relaxing knit? This hat is just that : simple, soothing and easy to knit and easy to wear. The little bit of intarsia lets you play with colours and you can finally use these tiny leftovers you loved too much to throw away :)

This little crescent shaped shawl is worked from the neck down and has been designed to be knit with one skein of fingering yarn. (but you might want to have a bit more just in case… especially if you don’t get the same gauge)

This pattern includes :

Simple and feminine… with a very nice drape and a stunning lace border, this shawlette is the perfect balance between practicality and style, traditional and modern.

This is a rather challenging hat pattern but so rewarding!

This curvy crescent shaped shawl is worked sideways, mainly in garter stitch, with a few eyelets rows to keep it interesting.

Titanium is a fancy drapey cowl, mixing lace and cables. The I-cord border is made as you go, allowing a neat and unrolling finished cowl.

This crescent shaped shawl is worked from the neck down and has been designed for (Vi)laines (yarn club - October 2013).

This is the cosiest hugest shawl/scarf (wide elongated triangle)! Perfect for winter!

Diving in… your stash!

Seethrough and featherweight, Light is a wide and elegant shawl, with an almost circle shape.

Voie lactée is French for Milky Way.

Green berries is a triangular shawl, worked from the neck down, ended with an I-cord bind off.

This pattern is for a lovely scarf or wrap depending of the size you will make.