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Bifurca pullover is a sister design to my Bifurca vest.

Padolyst is an archaic Ukrainian name for the month of November and I think it suits this design perfectly. There was no doubt in my head about this name once it came to me. Imagine it in shades of red/orange/yellow and you will have pure fall on your needles.

Laneus hat is a sister design to my Laneus pullover and Laneus shawl. From Latin “woolly”, it is a fitted beanie with folded brim, two sections of floral inlay colourwork and overall textured pattern, which matches the one on the previous designs. The hat is knit bottom-up in the round.

Bifurca is a cropped vest with modular construction.

It is a playful romantic design, which features a colourwork pattern resembling stamens and petals, as if you are indeed wearing a flower on your shoulders.

It is a sister design to my Pictus pullover.

Pictus from Latin “embellished” is for those, who like me, love colourwork.

Laneus shawl is a sister design to my Laneus pullover.

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Laneus (from Latin “woolly”) is a round yoke pullover knit top-down in a worsted weight yarn. The yoke features a beautiful textured pattern with two sections of floral inlay colourwork, which can be worked right away or embroidered after blocking of the finished pullover.

Vinber from Icelandic “grape” or “wine berry” carries its name not only because of the main yarn colour I chose for my sample, but also because it is designed in a pure Icelandic wool.

My Christmas gift to the knitting community and a favourite go-to hat, that matches my Rebellious scarf

Voloshka or Cornflower in Ukrainian is inspired by this beautiful meadow flower.

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Both the Javelin pullover and the Javelin shawl are about strength and resilience. A sort of body armour, they were born during the most difficult time in the history of Ukraine and Europe.

Silín ˈʃɪlʲinʲ from Gaelic means “cherry” and the name refers not only to the colour of the sample, but also to the colourwork pattern on the yoke. They might not necessarily be cherries if you take a closer look at the leaves, but those are definitely berries on little branches and I craved a cherry pie all the time I worked on it.

Volia.

Inspired by the traditional Tree Of Life embroidery motifs, this round yoke pullover tells a story of its own, from roots to shoots. Poetic, isn’t it?

“Ornata” from Latin means “covered with ornaments” and I think the name suits this design very well. The design is very much inspired by traditional Ukrainian embroidered blouses, in which most of the embroidery is done on the sleeves. It might not be an everyday garment, but definitely a special one, especially for those of us coming from East...

Javelin was born during a very difficult time. On February 24th, 2022 Russia attacked Ukraine and the world as I knew it ceased to exist. I am Ukrainian and my whole family is back in Ukraine. To not fall apart I kept knitting.

Grass Whispers is a very eclectic design: with cables, ribbing, colourwork and stockinette stitch, — all in perfect balance. The pullover is worked top-down in the round with an optional mock neck and an easily customizable length. You can take a closer look at my sample and discover the design process in this podcast episode.

It is a sister design to my Grass Whispers Pullover, which features a similar pattern of cables and slip stitch ribbing on the mock neck. The beanie is worked bottom up in the round.

Nivalis is inspired by snowdrops, the first spring flowers coming from under the snow. The pullover is worked top-down in the round with a floral pattern around the yoke. The colourwork pattern can be worked as a simple stranded colourwork or as a more intricate pattern of floats. To get as close to a prefect fit as possible the pattern comes i...

Nivalis is inspired by snowdrops, the first spring flowers coming from under the snow. This design is complementary to Nivalis pullover, made to use yarn leftovers and for those who’d like to try a new colourwork technique.

The pullover is knit top-down in the round with a textured top of the yoke and cuffs and simple inlay colourwork pattern around the yoke. Both, the bottom of the body and cuffs, are finished with folded hem edges. It is a quick and easy knit suitable even for adventurous beginners.

The Finnish word Tuntu describes the feeling a texture gives you in your fingertips. Enjoy this comfort when you snuggle up in the Tuntu sweater and caress its soft surface. Feel the fine details of the cables and the slipped stitch chains on the hems and yoke. Appreciate the pleasant volume of the double stockinette bands that accentuate the t...

Of all the Nutiden colourways this one must be my favourite so far. It spent more than a year on my shelf before I knew what kind of special garment it should become.

After seeing this one ready, my husband said: “Finally, a proper sweater”, — which mostly refers to its “proper” length. I designed this dress picturing myself in a cozy cottage, cuddled near the fireplace, wearing nothing but this light cloud over my pjs. Had I picked a slightly different contrasting colour, maybe red, it would have been as Ch...

I found myself on a sock knitting spree and just couldn’t stop. This chocolate bar like seed stitch pattern, I used for my Mama Bear Pullover is irresistible. And even when I had doubts, fellow Instagrammers voted to keep and finish this design. So I obliged. Hope you like it.

Light, yet warm and cozy, this pullover will protect you from anything that life and weather throws at you, like a mama bear protects her cub. With its delicate textured pattern, the pullover is very wearable and hits that sweet spot between romantic and casual.

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Dotyk by designer Teti Lutsak accompanies you on cold days with its cosy warmth. The hat with a classic shape and a relaxed fit at the crown receives a subtle elegance through the colour Edelweiss of our Big Merino Hug. The delicate and unusual cables together with accentuated chains of slipped stitches make for a fun and varied knit, giving th...

This design tells a story of the yarn born on a tiny island in Scotland, in a house with a big sign “The Glenview”, home to Shilasdair yarns and dyers Kirsty and Simon. “Glen”, from Gaelic “valley”, is the source of inspiration behind this design. A peaceful landscape translated in colours and shapes of yellow grass and naked trees.

This boxy generously oversized cropped vest is inspired by the forest. Despite it being a very simple design, there’s something very special in it for me, parts of my heritage and whimsical inspirations.

Cinnamomum is a closely fitted round yoke pullover with a rather unusual construction and beautiful textured yoke. From the provisional cast-on the yoke is knit bottom up and the body and sleeves — top down. The yoke and hem are decorated with a delicate mix of cables and twisted ribbing.

Dark Moss is inspired by the endless moss-covered landscapes of Ireland. The original sample, made in deep green rustic Irish yarn, is a tribute to this beautiful green island. It is a simple yet elegant pullover, designed to be oversized for a comfortable relaxed fit. The side slits add a modern touch to an otherwise minimal raglan pullover wi...

This round yoke pullover with 3/4 funnel sleeves, A-line shaped body and asymmetric hem line is worked top down in the round. The yoke, hem and cuffs are decorated with simple cables and slip stitch chains on the background of reverse stockinette stitch. Double knitted bands accentuate transitions between design elements throughout the garment.

This light cropped pullover is worked in a fingering weight mix of merino wool with linen. In this design I used stranded colourwork with floats on the right side in a pattern inspired by majestic Protea flowers around the yoke and hemline and a delicate lace ribbing along the neck, cuffs and hem. The pullover is worked top down in the round.

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Imagine the tales an orchard might share. Michelle of Kokon yarn dyed these colourways inspired by my photo of a cherry tree orchard, full of greens and pinks and yellows, with spring in every drop of the dye. I planted beautiful flowers and a ginkgo tree in her orchard.

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It is meant to be a very down to earth, simple pullover, which is easy to modify and adjust to fit anyone. It turned out every bit as beautiful and versatile as I hoped for.

Think of an ultimate stay-at-home sweater, long and cozy. The name was inspired by the mosaic colourwork, in which each next row lies on top of the previous one, creating the texture and mimicking formation of rocks.

May Yndi become your new favourite hat? Not only does it have an exceptionally beautiful texture, but also a modern, timeless shape that makes it popular with adults and teenagers alike. It has been designed by Teti Lutsak for Cheeky Merino Joy in the colour Melange Pure - a yarn which makes it feel so soft that you won’t want to take it off. T...

Floral Kokon Blouse was born in collaboration with Kokon yarns. The name “Kokon” in many Slavic languages means “cocoon”, and so this design is: a beautiful floral cocoon, in which you’d want to hide from the outside world.

This kind of colourwork is very addictive, and I really wanted to integrate this technique into a smaller design piece. Colourwork beanies can be contemporary and stylish, right?

Autumn is here and I am desperately trying to preserve the spirit of summer. And I do not only mean preserving fruit and vegetables, I also collect flowers. Dried with their colours washed out, they will still be reminding me the beauty of their youth. I see this design as a bouquet of dried flowers. “Inflorescence” is a botanical term for a gr...

Dandelion halo is the most romantic headband you can imagine. It is a double reversible headband, worked seamless in the round with delicate pattern of nupps and slip stitch chains. Combination of fingering weight alpaca or merino yarn with 2 strands of silk mohair gives it a luxurious halo.

Florarium light is a long awaited version of original aran weight Florarium Sweater but for fingering weight yarns. It is a modern round yoke pullover with slightly A-line shaped body and long sleeves, featuring a floral stranded colour work pattern with floats of contrasting colour on the right side on the yoke, hem and cuffs. The pullover is ...

When I first saw the new collection of yarns by Caroline’s of Höner och Eir, I instantly fell in love with this deep warm orange. And when I heard Caroline call the dark brown one “mama bear”, I knew they belonged together. The design had to be down to earth, grounding, sensible, and do the justice to all the thought and hard labour put into th...

Carcade or Roselle or Hibiscus — I bet you’ve tried this flower infusion? Its deep colour and beautiful flowers are mesmerizing. So why not give this gorgeous pullover with delicate floral colour work its name. And while you’re casting on, I’m going to brew myself a cup of hibiscus tea.

Mam’s cardigan (read “mom’s”) is a tribute to a cardigan designed and knitted by my mom years ago. I’ve had it for almost 5 year now and she wore the hell out of it for a decade before me. Trust me when I call it a truly timeless design.

For me, Florarium is all about reds of flowers and greens of leaves, a perfect colour combination taken directly from nature.

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I do not know about your cats, but all cats I know absolutely adore sleeping on knitted fabric. Does not matter if spiky needles are still coming out of everywhere, it is cozy, warm and smells mike human. Perfect for snuggles.

Rosematic is a romantic lightweight pullover, worked from the bottom up in a round and partially flat, with dropped puffy lace sleeves and attached cable edging around the scoop neck and hem. Perfect over dresses and/or high waisted skirt and pants. Designed cropped, but the length can be easily adjusted.

Rainey has raindrop pattern and carries “rain” in its name. Rainey as an old English name also means “queen” and you get to wear your headband as a crown. It is a tribute to the local Dutch yarn made from sheep bred on the Texel island and naturally dyed here in The Netherlands.

I always dreamed to work with baby yak yarn and these 2 skeins came in a package from my very generous partner at FiberShare. I could not be more grateful for the yarn and color choice, and wanted the design to be bright and playful. It turned out just the way I imagined! And the color inspired the name. It is a fast and fun project, combining ...

Fossatun beanie – is designed to be a perfect companion to my Fossatun sweater and use yarn leftovers of the sweater project. It is a gorgeous and super warm beanie, for those of us, who experience cold winters. Very fast and easy project, worked bottom up in a round on the circular needles. The design features textured colorwork and tiny bobbl...

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Soloha is a double layered reversible headband, with stripes of purls on one side and a bow-like shape in front. It is knitted seamless in a round with very basic knitting skills required to complete the project.

It’s a simple project suitable even for beginners. In just about an hour you can make a beautiful chunky headband. I love it most for the dense textured pattern, which leaves no chance to the wind and cold. It is definitely my favourite companion on bike trips throughout the year.

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This design has been commissioned by a friend, who makes the most delicious chocolate and refuses to wear ugly chef’s caps.

Strofi headband (from Greek “twist”) is a classic double headband with a modern twist of a cable running across the front and meeting on the back.

The pattern has be updated in 2023.

The Leipziger hat is knitted seamless in the round from the bottom up with alternating twisted knit and purl stitches. Simple, elegant, classic hat, that could be worn slouchy as well as a cap with folding edge and is double faced.

Foliage Headband is designed for all the romantic souls out there. It is a double layered reversible headband, knit seamless in a round with a simple yet beautiful leafy lace pattern on one of the sides.

Helianthus hat in its original colours is inspired by sunflowers on a foggy morning. Fair isle pattern includes flowers and leaves. Nice double layered brim makes it perfect for winter and late autumn. Includes 2 brim options (free folding and double fixed).

It’s a simple yet classy unisex hat, worked with 1x1 ribbing pattern, seamless in a round. The hat is easy to style and can be worn with a classic folded brim or with a pointed crown.

Herringbone Headband is a simple project suitable even for beginners. In a few hours from only one skein of yarn you will be able to make one yourself.

Even though there is nothing extraordinary about this design, I love this simple and elegant pullover, love sharing and would love to see your projects both on Ravelry and

Anaphase is the fourth phase of mitosis, the process that separates the duplicated genetic material carried in the nucleus of a parent cell into two identical daughter cells. During this stage the separated chromosomes are pulled by the spindle to opposite poles of the cell. The pattern was inspired by those star-like spindle structures.

It is a simple and elegant pattern I designed few days before Christmas. It reminds me of long walk into the forest on a frosty windy day.

This design was inspired by grey foggy winter

Peanuts because super easy!

Easy and fun to knit pompom hat. Has a very Christmasy feel to it.

It is a very Christmasy design, especially in original colors. If made from pure wool, it is also extremely warm and cozy. The scarf is knitted seamless in the round, with no right or wrong side.

It feels to me like Christmas. Very festive. If made from pure alpaca, it is also extremely warm, luxuriously heavy and cozy like a hug. The scarf is knitted seamless in a round from one end to another with colour work sections on the ends and in the middle of the scarf and two sections of stockinette stitch in main colour.