I’m so excited to share that my fitted all-over lace Noura Cardigan pattern is now live, along with a tutorial series to guide you through it step by step. It’s seamless and worked top-down, but the sleeve caps are done at the same time as the yoke. The lace stitch is super easy to remember, and test knitters said it was their favourite part of the project. Plus, there are plenty of other fun techniques to try out! 🤩 P.S. Newsletter subscribers, check your inbox for your exclusive discount code! For everyone else, use code NOURA to save 20% until July 20th. Just a heads-up that if you run into any problems with the code, let me know before you complete the checkout as discounts can’t be applied afterward.

I fall in love with Yoke meditation series #4. I know that it is not probably the best project for the first color work especially if I cannot wear wool (it is too warm for me) and I decided to go with combination of cotton for MC and linen + cashemere for CC. I use cashmere to avoid visibility of MC when it comes behind CC. I like the result so far even if it is not perfect.

Hi, all! I took some updated photos after fixing my original Valmiera Memories socks. I kept the foot portion with smallest size, and made the colorwork leg the size 2 so I could comfortably insert my foot! (Discovered my stockinettegauge was a full stitch looser than pattern gauge, but colorwork far too tight). I'm really happy with them now!

First ever sock knitted woo hoo just got one more to go I'm well chuffed only got back knitting today since last post. I have to say I wouldn't use this wool again it's not stretchy for socks and a bit heavy. My sock feels more like slipper sock.

Does anyone have a fun cowl pattern?