Laines du Nord have created a beautiful cashmere and fine wool yarn with 500 mt per 100g ball, with a slow gradient. Perfect for shawls, scarfs, baby blankets, and garments. So so soft and luxurious. Click here for the free…
I saw this on instagram by Knitting for breakfast and immediately purchased the pattern on Ravelry. Over the summer I have made this in the beautiful Laines du Nord Poema Tweed… in the green pastures coloured as pictured. My size…
Follow this free pattern to knit a striped sweater and cowl in 7 different colours. Combine 50 Mohair Shades to achieve this adventurous look thanks to this light and comfortable two-piece. Wear this unique sweater and oversized cowl on any…
Knit a long, warm, and light scarf with this free pattern and 50 Mohair Shades skeins. Make this versatile and fashionable accessory in different sized stripes. Wear this large wrap with all your outfits! Choose five bobbins, one of KATIA…
New Katia Yarn – 50 Mohair Shades is a luxury lace weight yarn with 50 fantastic shades available. This is a free pattern from the Katia website – and they have have photos of this with so many gorgeous colour…
Free pattern! I love lace that is done with bigger yarns as the designs show up so well. The pattern is from Size 4-12 yo and made with between 2-4 balls of the new product Katia Azteca Degrade. Download the…
Looking for a gorgeous baby pattern using Plassard Sweety – this is a paid pattern on Ravelry by Little French Knits. The pattern is available for purchase on Ravelry – the link to purchase pattern is here. The Sweety yarn…
Katia Soft Lino is 100% linen yarn and is perfect for showing eyelet detail in crochet. Click here for your free pattern download – please note that the pattern is in US crochet terms! Click here to look at the…
Katia Soft Lino is 100% linen yarn and is perfect for showing eyelet detail in crochet. Click here for your free pattern download – please note that the pattern is in US crochet terms! Click here to look at the…
These free patterns feature both a simple slouch hat and a very basic four row lace scarf pattern. In fact, if you have not done lace before this is the one I would start with. The yarns used in both…