I have created this for my friend recently had a baby boy.

I just fell in love with this yarn, and wanted to make something very cosy.

This dungaree is made from bottom up making up as round. There is an option to put the pocket.

This dress is made from bottom up without making seams until the shoulder. Front colar is closer to the neck than the back, to make it interesting. However, it is fine to wear back to front!

This pullover is made up from bottom-up in a round without seams using raglan decrease at the top.

This is the pullover with a little bat wing shape with turtle neck for the cold day! It contain the diamond pattern all the way!

This is a baby wrap/swaddle made using the puff stitch variation, which I have created for my friend’s baby. Just remember how much my daughter loved being swaddled, and thought it would have been so much better if I had one of those, especially winter born babies!

I have been thinking of making something a little romantic, with puffy sleeves and very soft to wear - with a little motif at the front!

It’s always somewhere that 1 ball of yarn is left, but not sure what to make - here is very quick and last minute knitted hat!

I wanted to create a cardigan, which is practical and warm!

First moment I saw this yarn (Hayfield Spirit DK), I was in love with the textures and colours. As I have been very keen of my creation of modified Herringbone stitch, I wanted to create something strong but also very textured look on the result.

I always loved the Herringbone stitch but wanted to make something more - when I discovered what I could do from the shape of the stitch, I wondered if I could make point-y scarf, which makes so versatile the way it can be wrapped.

I liked the way it looked on Herringbone stitch, however wanted to have something more. So here this pattern was made - It’s chunky yarn so it’s so warm and quick to knit!

This came to me as an inspiration one day as I really wanted to make lacy puffy sleeve. Although I wanted to knit a tank top, I didn’t want my daughter to get her shoulder burnt, so those two came together as a pattern.

This is my first ever pattern creation – I wanted to knit a poncho for my 2 year old but there were not many patterns ‘I liked’ available – so here it is I tried hard creating something I wanted.