Delicate motifs captured in stitches.
Everything from celestial moons to elegant details...
Here’s what I’ve loved in knitting this week…
Sneaky little stashbusters, it’s lines all the way down, an at home project, delicate moons captured in lace, and…
For lovers of the celestial, elegance on a cooler morning, an adorable little spiky friend, knit your t-shirt the simple, elegant way.
It’s woven, no, it’s knitted, add a little color and use up those small balls of yarn, spring has sprung, and a geometrical maze in colorwork.
A cast-off for keeping things sturdy, high-fashion knitted inspiration, bind off the braided way, complex math through the simple knitted stitch.
Give your knits the luxury care treatment, knitting for lovers of typography, and the sock heel, but Dutch and square.
Loopin’ London: a yarn store in the heart of the city.
Make your own knitting needles, a traditional Scandinavian technique, the simple joy of swatching, and sweaters handcrafted by Indigenous people.
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👀 Last week’s top knitting inspiration: this shawl is a top-down triangle.
This week’s knitting ideas you can't miss…
Sneaky little stashbusters.
These socks are just the no-fuss stashbusters you need for wearing sneakers.
As the sample demonstrates, it’d look lovely in a simple heathered yarn with solid-color heels and toes, but its beauty is in its flexibility.
It’s lines all the way down.
This elegant and unique cardigan reminds me of a slowly changing sunrise, or sunset. As the designer, Suvi Knits, writes:
“This design was completely inspired by colors! As soon as I saw those three skeins together, I knew there will be some stripes. In this case, cool looking blending stripes. Blue blends into yellow and yellow blends into green, resulting in a striping that gives each color its turn to shine.”
An at home project.
A blanket of interlocking houses. This geometric design is a great stashbuster!
Delicate moons captured in lace.
This beautiful, slightly open lace shawl is lovely!
I love how feminine and elegant it is. As the finished project is large with plenty of drape, the wearing possibilities are endless.
As written in the description:
“In a classic Milanese lace pattern, this beauty is deceptively simple to work, with just 10 rows of single-stitch increases and decreases. We love the striking diagonal ridges interspersed with rows of lacy crescents, delicate but assertive!”
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