This shawl was knitted with lace yarn (600 m per 100 g). You need about 120 g of contrasting yarn and another total of 100 g for the colored parts. These may well come from stash.

Ziel war es, ein Tuch zu kreieren, das

The winding and leaf like shapes and the colors of this cardigan remind me of jungle. This is why I named it Selva which is the Spanish word for jungle.

There are so wonderful hand dyed yarns on the market but I find that too often the effect gets lost with knitting. I wondered if I could change that. The hand painted sock yarns of Misti Alpaca were my inspiration; also because of the wonderful softness of the yarn. The advantage of the yarn is that the color repeats are very long for a hand pa...

Do you want to feel like a painter while you are knitting with hand dyed yarns? Then this small project is the right experiment for you! It is very simple yet highly creative knitting with dynamic pooling. While you are knitting the picture evolves to unexpected beauty. You will see regularities but more often irregularities which add charm to ...

There are so wonderful hand dyed yarns on the market but I find that too often the effect gets lost with knitting. I wondered if I could change that. The hand painted sock yarns of Misti Alpaca were my inspiration; also because of the wonderful softness of the yarn. I have forgotten how many times I tried to get an effect I liked and ended up f...

The solid yarn version just won the German Aslantrends competition!!!

You can ask questions and show your progress in the Swing-Knitting group. (http://www.ravelry.com/groups/knitting-the-swing---swing-...)

Dieses edle Kleidungsstück aus Maulbeerseide ist ein Hingucker an lauen Sommerabenden und paßt zu Jeans oder eleganten Hosen wie auch zu Röcken.

Dieses Pattern ist inspiriert durch Hundertwassers ‘Wartende Häuser‘ und ‚Singender Dampfer‘ und durch Liane Stählers Hundertwasser-style. Ich fand die Farbkombination von Liane so originell, daß ich die gleichen Garne für einen Pullover ausprobieren wollte, sozusagen passend zum Tuch.

The pattern contains two sizes of the Dreambird, one for women and another one for little girls.

This top was designed to go together with the Turkish Delight Wrap, but then I found that it might also be nice as a stand alone piece.

This stole is a present for my friend whose husband died tragically this year. She needs time to feel joy again that is why I only scarcely added colors of flowers. But… they are there!

I was highly inspired by Lynette Meek’s Victorian Falls(http://www.ravelry.com/patterns/library/08-sheath-and-wrap) when I started planning this pattern. This beauty which made her first runner up in a Vogue contest just couldn’t be ignored!

This pattern is for all those who like the shapes of Swing Knitting but are not prepared to go through the workshops yet.

In my opinion the back piece is much prettier than the front piece, so I decided to write the pattern accordingly. I hope you see it the same way.

Diese Stola ist das gemütlichste Teil, das ich je gestrickt habe.

Harlequin is a versatile model. You can work it as a mini dress as on the photo or you can leave out the dark border on the bottom. In that case you have a fancy sweater with a pointed border in the front and in the back part. If such a shape doesn’t appeal to you work out a straight border.

The file contains instructions for the cardigan and the wristlets.

The translatiion is finished! The pattern is available now in English and in German!