The Katrina Shawl was exclusively designed for Wooligalooli’s handspun 100% Merino superwash yarn.

The One-Skein Shawl was designed as a small and quick project that can be done with one 100 g skein with approximately 400 m of yarn. There are however no size restrictions, and more yarn can be added, depending on the final length your circular needles can handle.

The Minnie Sweater was exclusively designed for Wooligalooli’s handspun 100% Merino superwash yarn.

The Crafty Geo designed The Crescent Moon Shawl exclusively for Karoo Moon’s Mixed Moon yarn.

The “Loop Scarf in Addition” is a complementary 2-colour brioche knitting pattern that was intended to use up the remaining yarn (two half skeins) of The Crafty Geo’s “Crinoidea Scarf”.

The Crinoidea Scarf consists of a 2-colour brioche pattern with increases and decreases that form flower structures reminiscent of sea lilies (Crinoidea) on the light/right side of the scarf, bending their stems with the current of the ocean as shown on the dark (wrong) side of the scarf.

The Ammonite Shawl was intended to be worn as a beach wrap, or shawl on cooler summer evenings, which is why I chose linen yarn.

The Crystal Lattice Shawl is worked from one corner up, starting with an i-cord edge, followed by a helix pattern that makes up the right edge. The majority of the shawl is then made of a crystal lattice lace pattern. The left-hand edge is worked as a stretchy edge through the addition of a yarn over, which is dropped again in the next row.