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by Petite Knits
The Cumulus Blouse O-neck is worked from the top down in stockinette stitch with two strands of thin mohair/silk yarn held together throughout. The design has a round neckline. All edges are finished with i-cord.
We have a sample in the shop made with Manos del Uruguay Alegria Grande in Dalmation. You can also combine a soft Suri like Kumo from La Bien Aimee paired with a DK or Sport Weight yarn.
by Caidree
Solo Scarf is a long triangular shape scarf that features simple knit and purl lines that mimic the ribbing and a neat continuous i-cord edging. I-cord is worked at the same time as the scarf. A few different options and sizes are included and the pattern is easily adjusted for thicker or thinner yarns.
By Jennifer Steingass
This circular yoke sweater takes a surprising twist with diagonal colorwork cascading down from the neckline. Enjoy simple, engaging, and meditative knitting as the branches swirl around the yoke as you work. I used 2 shades that are similar in both color and darkness, for a smooth transition through the colorwork. Your color choices can change the theme of this design entirely. I see pine boughs, feathers, golden grain swaying in the wind, or a sunlit meadow. DK or worsted weight yarn are suitable for this pattern. The yoke is beginner friendly with memorizable motifs and top down, seamless construction makes it easy to try on this sweater as you knit.
We recommend Blue Sky Woolstok for the Main color or Amano Riti
and for the color work Feederbrook Farm Entropy
I carry on the fiber arts, the traditions, of the women that came before me. My art is a combination of the physical labor of farming, the handiwork of knitting and weaving, and the natural dye is an expression of the world around me. My canvas is the wool and wool of my sheep. The color is from my plants on my farm and some of the plant dyes from more exotic places. I build each skein with the many colors of nature, to create a unique depth and natural beauty in each of my projects. From marigold and madder I craft an orange that can make you smell fall leaves, from black walnut and indigo I craft smokey hues of sky blues to earth browns, and from onion skins the most vibrant yellow I’ve ever seen.
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The wonder of fiber…that first glimpse of what can be, the feel, the smell, the joy in your art. The connectedness I feel from continuing these techniques, the closeness I feel to my own ancestors, the connection to the land and to the community of knitters, dyers, weavers, and more, around the world, continues to drive me every time I start a new project.
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RITI100% Patagonian Wool From Peru, Argentina and passing through Chile. A new adventure begins where the peaks and sounds surround us to inspire and show the most beautiful of its fibers. "The patagonian wool". In one of the most difficult geographical areas to be developed, it brings us a fascinating and unique wool in the world. Its incredible softness and fineness reaches Amano's universe to become a skein full of culture, history and beauty. Wrap with us in this story that has just begun. 100% merino wool from Patagonia. |
RITI LIGHT100% Patagonian Wool Introducing Riti light, a refined DK weight yarn spun from 100% Fine Patagonian Wool. It shares the softness, bounce, and lofty texture of its predecessor, Riti, enhancing stitchwork with exquisite definition. Inspired by the Quechua term for ice, 'Riti,' the yarn pays tribute to Patagonia's landscapes with glacial ice and sun-kissed vistas colors. Unfolding into an elegant fabric after knitting and blocking, Riti Light celebrates innovation while honoring the timeless allure of Patagonia's enchantment.
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Hand dyed in Paris, France, each La Bien Aimée skein is truly a work of art. The unique color combinations are fun to knit with & gorgeous to wear. La Bien Aimée was created by Kansas native Aimée Gille. Aimée’s passion for knitting & yarn deepened when she moved to France & opened a knitting café. She then started dyeing her own yarn. In addition to incredible colorways, each of the fiber bases have a very soft hand & are lovely to knit.
Founded in 2015 by mother and daughter Pernille and Caroline, our small family-run business has organically grown to serve knitters worldwide, with our son and brother, Alexander, joining the family venture in 2022.
Initially, we sold baby and toddler knitting patterns when Caroline’s second baby was born. But soon, we quickly expanded, designing children’s patterns, and in 2018, we created our first adult designs.
To enhance our customers’ knitting experience, we created our own yarn in 2016. The first Knitting for Olive yarn was our Merino, and since then, we’ve introduced 6 other Knitting for Olive yarn, including Soft Silk Mohair, Pure Silk and our No Waste Wool.
Our vision is to always offer the highest-quality yarn, created from pure natural fibres with respect for animals, workers and our environment.
In 2018, we opened our first shop in Frederiksberg, Denmark, and have since opened another store in Aarhus,
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