Claudia Gloves
The Claudia Gloves are a quick and simple pair of chic fingerless gloves - the perfect companion for cold winter walks. Skill level: Confident Beginner Sizes: One Size Measurements: For…
Claudia Sweater
The Claudia Sweater is an oversized drop-shoulder design with contrasting sleeves and collar that emphasize feminine twisted rib details. Skill level: Intermediate Sizes: 1 (2) 3 (4) 5Measurements: Finished bust…
Pattern Review: Collar No. 2 by My Favourite Things
Since the shops have been reopening, I feel like I have been seeing beautiful collars wherever I look - on billowy cotton dresses or in the form of sweet detachable…
How to Dye Yarn with Onions and Tea
Since I started knitting, I've been awestruck by the multitude of shades that can be achieved at home. Carrot tops, avocado peels and pomegranate seeds are all next on my…
Pattern Review: Into the Woods Socks by Melody Hoffmann (Mandarine’s)
The simple tree stitches that Melody Hoffmann uses in her Into the Woods collection are truly charming. For my first foray into recreating these tiny trees, I chose to knit…
How to Make DIY Sock Blockers
Spring is here - and that means it's time to bring out the tiny needles and get working on smaller, lighter projects. Socks are a great year-round knit when you…
Roman Beanie
£4.50 GBP Buy on Ravelry Buy on Lovecrafts The Roman Beanie is a simple beanie with an oversized brim and a tier of pretty cabled detail that peeks out from…
Yarn Review: Drops – Air
Yarn Composition: Fibre Content: 65% Baby Alpaca, 28% Polyamide, 7% Wool Weight: Aran (Drops has their own letter classification - this would be a Group C) Texture: Drops Air is…
Pattern Review: Holly Sweater by Hanne Rimmen
When I saw this sweater on Instagram, it was love at first sight! I've been looking to jump into more colourwork knitting in 2021, and Hanne Rimmen's stunning Holly Sweater…
Pattern Review: Altheda by Jennifer Steingass (Knit.Love.Wool)
While browsing Ravelry a few months back I was drawn to the stunning colourwork yokes designed by Jennifer Steingass. Having never attempted any stranded colourwork knitting, I was slightly unsure…