Three crochet designs, a palette inspired by nature, and a reminder that sometimes we need to slow down. There is something about autumn and winter that makes me want to slow down. Maybe it’s the shorter days, the colder weather, or simply the feeling of wanting to spend more time at home, surrounded by things that bring me comfort. And what better way to slow down than with a crochet project? This is where the idea behind my new Slow Season Collection comes from. For me, crochet has always been about more than making something to wear. It’s also about the process. Taking a ball of yarn, working one stitch…

There’s something special about those designs that come naturally — the ones you start without a plan, just out of curiosity. The Morning Light Top is exactly that kind of piece. I initially picked up this yarn simply because I wanted to see how it works, how it feels, how it drapes… and before I knew it, it turned into a lightweight, elegant top that I kept reaching for again and again. What I love most about it is how simple construction meets refined texture — a clean round yoke, worked top-down, combined with a stitch pattern that gives just the right amount of structure while still keeping the fabric…