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Lupin was my very first pattern. A light and cropped cardigan, perfect to wear with dresses. Two years after my first designing experience, here is a worsted weight sweater version.

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This pattern is published in 52 Weeks of Shawls by Laine Publishing.

The Somerset stole is inspired by the socks I had the pleasure to design for 52 weeks on Socks edited by Laine.

Evangeline is a relaxed, colourful easy to wear tee-shirt, slightly cropped to put fun into our sunny days.

Lupin was my very first pattern. A light and cropped cardigan, perfect to wear with summer dresses. Two years after my first designing experience, here is the sweater version.

Yarn

The sweater is knitted seamlessly from the top down. The neck shaping is worked flat and the rest of the sweater in the round. The neck band is worked last by picking up stitches along the cast-on edge. At the end, you embroider delicate flowers.

I immediately fell in love with this terrific and bright Red Cerise from Yarn By Simone. I wanted a simple but original cardigan to highlight the colour of the yarn.

Howth is a small fishing village located in the northern suburbs of Dublin, Ireland. This peninsula, surrounded by sea is connected to the rest of Ireland only by a road. It is on the edge of its splendid cliffs that the photos of the sweater were taken. It is knitted from top down, beginning with the half-fronts. We then pick up the shoulder s...

« Bloem“ means « flower » in dutch, I’ve been wearing this cardigan a lot since I finished it. I like its colour, its singular shape and feminine details. You work this garment from the top down, in the round. You increase to shape the circular yoke and create the lines by slipping stitches.

The Ha’Penny Bridge is one of Dublin’s most famous bridges. It is a small white-iron bridge for pedestrians only, which straddles the Liffey, a river that runs through Dublin from side to side. History tells us that people crossing the bridge had to pay a tax of half a penny, hence the nickname of the bridge, Ha’Penny Bridge.

French version available in the middle of September

Version Française disponible deuxième semaine de septembre

Version française disponible deuxième semaine de septembre

Simple lines, a squishy and soft stitch for this light and timeless cardigan that never leaves me.

When Marie from Aiguilles du Hérisson asked me if I wanted to imagine a design using her beautiful naturally dyed cottons, I did not resist long. I

When Marie from Aiguilles du Hérisson asked me if I wanted to imagine a design using her beautiful naturally dyed cottons, I did not resist long. I immediately thought of a nice top for summer ( declinable for babies, kids but also mums )

Imagine a quiet beach, the spring morning light, a walk on the sand, wearing this cosy, relaxed sweater.


She says: « Colour is power, Fibre is my Weapon » <3

It is a beautiful friendship that is at the origin of this design. With Ludi from ArcoIris yarns, we wanted to make warm and comfortable socks. Our choice was naturally based on a merino, cashmere and nylon yarn. I imagined a pair of slightly loose socks, to wear high or loose on the ankle.

I have a great admiration for the work of Paula, the beautiful person behind Moel View Yarns. Her work with natural colours fascinates me and her search for local and authentic fibres really pleases me. A collaboration with her sounded so obvious, I wanted to create a sweet and flowery model that makes you want to wander in nature. I knitted th...

Amali is a garment that combines my absolute favorite ingredients: a boxy shape, a boat neck and 7/8 sleeves. Comfortable, it features just enough details and texture to make it delicate and original, it matches with any outfits. This is my big crush of the season <3

A few years ago, it was through the work of Cécile from La Fée Fil yarns that I discovered with passion the universe of hand-dyed yarns. The love was such that after the road traveled, I have the great happiness today to create a design especially for her yarns. The circle is complete ! I present you the Rock Peak cardigan. A basic, affordable,...

I imagined a large shawl combining all my favorite knitwear ingredients: a soft and rustic wool, pretty textured points inspired by Gansey knitwear, flowery stranded colourwork, brioche, noppes and a hint of lace.

These mittens are really quick and easy to make. You can find a small ball of left-over in your stash and enjoy knitting them. The delicate leaf motif that is on the front is easy to make and really addictive. I am a true lover of the United Kingdom and its so beautiful landscapes, I was in Somerset when the inspiration of this lace pattern cam...

Ludi, the beautiful person behind the ArcoIris yarns has created this gorgeous shiny and magical blue-green colourway like the Patronus (from the J.K. Rowling novels). I wanted a feminine and romantic top in this color, which would have a touch of magic and which goes away of traditional knitting patterns by its originality. A delicate neckline...

These mitts are really quick to and easy make. You can find a small ball of left-over in your stash and enjoy knitting them. The delicate leaf motif that is on the front is easy to make and really addictive. I am a true lover of the United Kingdom and its so beautiful landscapes, I was in Somerset when the inspiration of this lace pattern came ...

What can I say about TréLiz’s colours? They are a weapon against gloom, they bring glitter in our lives and joy on our needles!

This shawl is the result of a collaboration with Anne from Les Petits Points Parisiens. As I am a pink lover, I could not resist the bright colors she offered me to design this shawl. I wanted a stole and I let my imagination travel through my memories and draw on my Celtic origins. The Merida shawl is a concentrate of pleasure, beautiful color...

This cardigan is the result of a collaboration with Anne from Les Petits Points Parisiens. I immediately fell in love with this soft and squishy mohair texture. I decided to turn it into a feminine and cozy cardigan in which to snuggle in autumn. A simple shape, pretty finishes and a beautiful cable on the sleeve, all that I like!

Autumn is my favorite season. The pretty colours give us the desire to walk in the woods, in search of chestnuts or mushrooms. These excursions are very pleasing with our youngest and it is by thinking about these nice walks with my kids that I created this sweater . Also perfect for the coolest summer evenings, hooded to warm the little heads ...

Se tricoter ses propres chaussettes… n’est-ce pas totalement réjouissant ?? On peut s’en donner à cœur joie et utiliser des couleurs toutes plus folles les unes que les autres ! Je n’ai pour ma part pas résisté au beau vert Ugly Duckling de la pétillante TréLiz, j’en ai fait une paire de socks pour les beaux jours. Créées dans le cadre de la de...

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The Toulouse Sweater is a boxy-cropped sweater. It’s knitted in the round from the bottom up, the shoulder stitches are picked up and the sleeves are knitted in the round using the magic loop technique or DPNs. The ruffles on the shoulders are optional ( but so stylish !), they are worked by picking-up stitches around the armholes before knitti...

I knitted the Oswald overall for my baby this winter. He wears it indoors this winter and it will be perfect as an outdoor garment when the sunny spring days arrives.

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the english version is coming soon <<

The Fringant sweater is a cute little pull-over to decline according to your desires : a reindeer for christmas, a polar bear for the winter, a sheep for the holidays in Ireland, or the brown bear to trudge in the forest…