The Ouse socks are inspired by the River Ouse in Sussex (UK). This design has been created for the Greta and the Fibers’ Socks Club (December edition).

The Arun socks are inspired by the River Arun, the longest river in Sussex (UK).

Celebrate the relaunch of this pattern with a 15% discount!! (no code needed) Now the Marvina sweater has been updated to add sizes for adults too. Yay!

A Pirate’s Tale is an Aran-weight top-down colorwork sweater worked seamlessly in the round.

“Calmado” is the word for “calm” (or “calmed down”) in Spanish. These socks are designed to be knitted unhurriedly. Sometimes we, knitters, can feel overwhelmed by all the patterns and the amount of yarn in our stash. We challenge ourselves to knit faster and too often we are thinking about the next pattern we are going to knit, even if we have...

The Into the Weald cowl is a collaboration with Sóc Una Troca yarns. Laia is a passionate indie yarn dyer who finds and expresses her joy beautifully through colour. This pattern uses Sóc Una Troca’s Rêverie, a soft single Merino base suitable to wear next to the skin.

This hat is inspired by the breathtaking scenery of the Isle of Skye, UK. It is knitted bottom-up in the round and calls for a five color combo, although only 2 colors are in use on each round.

Chasing the Sun is something that my kids and I enjoy doing in our cold Winter months. It happens that on these short days, the sun rises and sets during the school run when we drive to school in a nearby village. The fields along the road wake up with us, as beams of low sunlight make their way through the clouds. At the end of the day, as we ...

Kerid is an Icelandic sweater for children, named after the volcanic crater lake in Iceland. Its traditional Icelandic yoke is reminiscent of the vivid redness of the crater slopes against the intense azure colour of its lake.

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Boira is a two color stranded hat, designed to keep cosy the entire family.