Top #6 is worked from the top down, in a brioche tuck stitch pattern - a mix of knit- and purl stitches and brioche stitches.

Cowl #10 is worked on the dark side, and the light side, shown here, is in fact the wrong side.

Cowl #9 is worked bottom-up in brioche stitch pattern, where increases are worked in light color rounds and decreases are worked in dark color rounds.

Hat #5 is worked in 2-color brioche knitting, increases are worked in LC-rounds, decreases are worked in DC-rounds.

Hat #4 is designed in a quite simple two-color brioche stitch pattern, worked on the dark side and turned inside out.

Top #5 is worked bottom-up.

The top/tee is worked top-down in stockinette with cable stitch at front and back, short rows shaping the neckline and lifted increases.

Two-color brioche stitch top, with brioche stitch cables in front and back.

The cowl is worked on the dark side, and the light side is in fact the wrong side.

Fingerless mittens in tuck stitch pattern.

Fingerless mittens in brioche stitch.

A stretchy hat in a brioche stitch pattern with multiple yarn overs.

This pullover is worked top-down in a basic textured stitch pattern.

This lightweight - just 65 grams - shawl is shaped as a shallow triangle. It reaches 2 times around the neck.

The design for this top is based on a lace stitch pattern by Naomi Parkhurst.

The top is worked in stockinette stitch with cables in both sides, from the ribbing to the shoulders, edging the yoke.

The shawl is designed as an asymmetrical triangle, worked point to end.

This cowl is more a cape than a cowl. It reaches comfortably around the shoulders and fits nicely in the neck.

Fingerless mittens in brioche stitch pattern.

A two-color brioche stitch pattern, that developed on my needles while trying to design something completely different from the result.

The design for these fingerless mittens is based on an early stitch pattern by Nancy Marchant.

The pattern contains instructions for 2 variations of stitch pattern, one being slightly larger.

The design for this cowl is based on an early stitch pattern by Nancy Marchant.

Asymmetrical shawl, worked as a genuine kite shawl.

This hat design is based on a tuck stitch pattern by Nancy Marchant.

The design for this hat is based on a tuck stitch pattern by Nancy Marchant.

This triangular shawl is worked top-down.

The design derives from an early stitch pattern by Nancy Marchant, Mr. Flood’s. I have modified the original stitch pattern to incorporate the increases.

This cowl is worked in brioche tuck stitch pattern.

This cowl is worked in a brioche/tuck stitch pattern, that results in a thick, warm and quite stretchy fabric.

These mittens are soft and warm, due to the sport weight yarn and small needle size.

These fingerless mittens are made in the round and inside out.