I started working on the Lava Pullover prototype last year in February. I used leftover yarn, different fibers, and weights, and I loved the result. But I didn’t have time to finish that first sample, maybe because I cut the yarn at every round, and there were so many ends to weave in. Don’t get me wrong, I got over being “scared” about weaving the ends, but I think I stopped working on it because I felt that nobody would like to try a sweater/top like this with so many ends. You can purchase the easily printable PDF pattern here at the links below. The PDF contains stitch charts also…

I started to work on Dorea Vest because there were so many requests to recreate the Cozy Fluffy cardigan in a crochet version. It didn’t turn out as I expected. It might look easy, but it isn’t easy to make a knitting design in crochet and make it look the same. Even so, I was ready to finish the cardigan as it was, but after finishing one sleeve and using a different color for the stripes, I realized it was better to wear it as a vest. You can purchase the easily printable PDF pattern here at the links below.  By Katerina Shop Ravelry Etsy Lovecrafts I was so happy…

The idea of the Ribbing Sweater came into my head while researching different sweater constructions in knitting.  I tried until now different types of sweater construction, and the one I used for the Sella Jumper was new to me, and it might be my new favorite. Everything went smoothly from the first try, and even before finishing my first sample, I started the second one. I wanted to try using different yarn weights to see the drape, and I was so happy with the results. I don’t have too many things to say about it except that I love it and hope you will also love it. You can purchase…