Knit tutorials

PART 1: How To Knit The Arctic Light Sweater: Cables, Neckline & Yoke

In the first video I'll show you how to do all the cables of the Arctic Light Sweater, how to choose the yarn for the project, how to get started wiht the neckline and also how to work the yoke of the project.

PART 2: Separating Body & Sleeves and Italian Bind Off Tutorial

In the second video I'll show you how to separate the body and sleeves, how to work the body and hem and finally how to bind off stitches using thre Italian Bind Off method.

PART 3: Knit the Sleeves & How To Block Your Finished Project.

In the third video I'll show you how to work the sleeves of the Artic Light Sweater and a step-by-step tutorial with tips on how to block your finished project. I'll also show you how to use the Magic Loop Technique that allows you to work small circumference with a long circular needle.

The Darling Cardigan is a classic and timeless cardigan with a dropped shoulder and wide neckline opening. The contemporary silhouette makes this design easy to style for any occasion. The cardigan is worked from the top down making it easy to customize the length to suit your preferences and body perfectly.

The Salty Days Sweater got its name from the salt fields in Portugal - the different sections of textures look a bit like the intricate patterns of salt flakes. The sweater is worked top down and has a dropped shoulder with extra-long sleeves for a feminine and cozy look.

The Cinema Sweater was born from a desire (and need) for a really basic and oversized sweater that is relaxing to both knit and wear. I decided to call it the Cinema Sweater inspired by the Harry Styles song of with the same name, and because I feel this is exactly the kind of sweater that works for a cozy cinema evening while still being effortlessly chic. The sleeves are a bit extra-long and wide to give the sweater a contemporary look.

The Pride & Pearls Cardigan is a beautifully textured cardigan with a romantic twist. The design features a delicate cable and bobble motif decorating both the back and the fronts. The cardigan has a contemporary fit with its dropped shoulder, balloon shaped sleeves and I-cord tie string around the waist.

The Wishbone Sweater is a true showstopper piece and I’ve had people literally stop me in the street to ask me where the sweater is from! The sweater is worked top down in an all over cable motif with a dropped shoulder. The elegant texture combined with the high collar makes it a contemporary and easy-to-wear piece, the fit is slightly cropped but can be modified to a longer length if desired by working additional rounds for the body.

This is an easy and simple summer knit project that is quick to knit, I made the first sample top in just 3 days - instant gratification guaranteed.
The top is knitted bottom up in the round on 4.5 mm (US 7) needles with 100% cotton yarn held double.

The Love Letter Top is a tribute to lace stitch patterns - a love letter written by a pair of knitting needles in the shape of a knitted fabric. The design was born from a desire to create something with an all over lace motif that keeps changing all the time. It’s a true celebration of the textures and intricate shapes that we can create with our knitting needles.

The Lola Top has an elegant square neckline and wide shoulder straps which gives the top that certain effortlessly chic movie-star-on-holiday vibe. The alternating coloured stripes combined with the 1 x 2 broken rib stitch create a classical yet interesting texture which is both fun and easy to work.

The Sailor Swift Top is a simple tank top with a slight racerback shape that gives it a contemporary look and a slight cool-girl vibe. The classic striped pattern together with the delicate i-cord edges around the neckline and armholes makes this a true wardrobe favorite that you’re going to want to wear (and knit) again and again.