Beautiful double-faced patterns alone aren't enough—only the right border ensures a neat and harmonious finish. In this post, you'll learn which techniques have proven effective and which border is right for your project. Read more
I've always found summer storms fascinating. The dark clouds, the light, and the unique atmosphere inspired me to create these double-knit potholders. Since how to hold the yarn in double knitting often raises questions, I'll also show in more detail how I hold the two yarns while knitting. Read more
In this post, I’m sharing two cheerful summer coaster designs and a unique selvedge stitch that gives your work a strong, attractive finish suitable for all kinds of projects. I’ll also show you an easy selvedge stitch perfect for beginners. Read more
As soon as temperatures rise, many people automatically reach for cotton. Understandably so – after all, cotton has been considered the ultimate summer classic for decades. But especially for airy tops, lightweight shawls or modern summer garments, it can be worth looking beyond the obvious... Read more
Do you know that feeling when a beautiful play of colors suddenly becomes a problem? When dark shades “bleed” and threaten your carefully crafted pattern? In this article, I’ll show you how to spot wool that bleeds, how to minimize risks even before you cast on—and what simple tricks you can use to ... Read more
Double-sided knitting is fascinating because it creates two fabric sides at the same time—but that is precisely where the challenge lies. Even small mistakes in yarn handling, tension, or stitches can visibly affect the result... Read more
Knitted with thick, soft yarn, this duckling quickly becomes a cuddly companion about 40 cm tall. The head, legs, and wings are securely sewn to the body, making the duckling sturdy, durable, and perfect for snuggling. You can easily adjust the size by choosing different yarn weights... Read more
Knitting without needles? Yes, it really is possible! Thanks to loop yarn, you can create beautiful knitted projects using only your fingers... Read more
I'm thrilled to share my latest knitting pattern with you: The White Mouse. This adorable little cuddly toy is especially loved by children — soft, easy to handle, and simply charming. I’d be delighted if you’d like to knit along with me! Read more
This set includes a hat and mittens. The set makes a great gift for any little girl who loves dressing her doll up! This hat gives you a lovely winter accessory to add to your dolls wardrobe. The pattern is very detailed. It comes with easy to follow written instructions and photo tutorial... Read more
In this blog post, I'll show you how to knit a simple yet wonderfully warm hat in any size. Using your gauge swatch, you can easily adjust the stitch count to match your yarn, allowing you to knit the hat precisely to your measurements. Read more
He loves me, he loves me not… I recently thought of this game where you tear off one little petal after another of poor innocent daisies... Read more
The current weather here inspired me to create this motif – as soon as there is one beautiful day with sunshine and I enjoy the warm temperature, the next day it will definitely rain again… The weather forecast isn’t reliable at all, obviously it always turns out different 😉 Then I thought, let’s m... Read more
This is a cute gift idea for any Omas, the pattern also includes a Omi variation if this name is more used. The potholder is worked in the double face technique and is with that double as thick as a normal knitted potholder... Read more
This pot holder is perfect as a gift for all the great Opa’s out there. The pot holder is worked in the double face technique and is with that double as thick as a normal knitted pot holder. The pattern also includes an Opi version, as some might like this better... Read more
In this blog entry I will show you in detail how you can knit the letter “B” in double sided knitting. Usually, with double knitting the letter would show mirrored on the back side. I show you a method how you can make it show correctly on both sides... Read more
In this blog entry I will show you in detail how you can knit the letter “A” in double sided knitting. You can use the little square as a coaster or cleaning pad, or children could play “school” with it. Of course, you could also use it for a blanket, a pillow case, a scarf or other accessories... Read more
It can change so quickly – just one turn, and the sad face becomes a laughing one 😊 In this thread I will show you how you can knit this little smiley face in double sided knitting – and even different on both sides... Read more
Bring some more Color in your Kitchen with this Peony potholder. This potholder is worked in the double sided knitting technique and is with that double as thick as a normal knitted potholder. The Free pattern includes loads of tips to how to work the double face technique... Read more
Bring a bit light and sunshine in your kitchen with this gorgeous sunshine potholder. The Free pattern includes loads of tips to how to work the double sided kitting technique. The pattern includes a row knit explanation or can be worked with the graph if you know the double face knitting technique. Read more
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