Primavera is the Spanish word for spring and I wanted a shallow crescent for those chilly evenings on a warm day in late spring as well as a pattern that knits up quickly, thus Primavera Crescent was born.

In this contemporary twist on the traditional wedding shawl you’ll find vintage style, but with a modern touch. The unique construction, simple seed stitch, and pretty flowers all add up to an elegant, yet playful garment that can be worn any time of the year to dress up a casual look or provide the perfect polish to more refined attire.

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Russian Sky, my fifth design here on ravelry is inspired by the Siberian landscape.

Schneeflöckchen Crescent, my fourth design here on ravelry is inspired by a well known german winter-song by Hedwig Haberkern.

Caitlin Crescent my third design here on ravelry is inspired by Tony DiNozzo’s goldfish, Kate.

Ratoncito Pérez my second design here on ravelry is inspired by Ratoncito Pérez, the Spanish equivalent of the Tooth Fairy.

Chloë Crescent, my first design here on ravelry and the first in a series of three is inspired by my daughter’s cat Chloë, it has been fully tested except for the bicolor-version, which has only been knitted by me.