Very easy

Do you have enough handbags? I haven’t.
Here is a nice summer version.

Finished Size(s): one
Skill Level: beginner
Yarn Used: 2 balls of Lang Yarns Saskia or any other bulky ribbon yarn

Sometimes knitting has to be easy, mindless and colorful.

Eyelash and fun fur yarns are ideal for this purpose. Just choose a great couple of different yarns and knit. No pattern reading, no shaping – just knit.

Finished Size(s): one fits most adults
Skill Level: beginner
Yarn Used: Gedifra Dandy (2 balls) and Gedifra Techno Hair (2 balls) and/or Lana Grossa Pep Light (2 balls) and Regia Single Color (1 ball) and/or Lana Grossa Pep (1 ball) and Lana Grossa Twin Print (2 balls).

A normal size scarf from just one ball of yarn? A scarf made of 25 grams of wool?

I’ve worked on that issue.

Here are 4 scarves, made from either 1 ball of Rowans KidSilk Haze or Adriafil Touch, 1 ball of recycled Sari Silk yarn, 1 ball of Gedifra Sheela or 1 ball of Lana Grossa Pep.

All make great commuter or “on the go” projects – light weight, easy to store, comfortable to knit everywhere.

Finished Size(s): one fits most adults
Skill Level: Beginner/easy
Yarn Used: either 1 ball of Rowans KidSilk Haze or Adriafil Touch, 1 ball of recycled Sari Silk yarn, 1 ball of Gedifra Sheela or 1 ball of Lana Grossa Pep.

Spending a couple of weeks in the UK this summer I wanted some travel gear for a selection of knitting needles. As Germany isn’t the place to buy good knitting equipment, I decided to knit and felt my own needle quiver.

So the first Little John came to life. He did an excellent job during my stay in the UK and now has gathered several mates.

The quivers are nice give-aways – not only for the poor.

You will get  patterns for

• 2 Robins - quivers for double point needles

• 2 Little Johns - quivers for straight needles

• 2 Tucks - quivers for circular needles

• 1 Much (the millers son) - quiver for crochet hooks, lucet or short double point needles

All are felted knits.

Finished Size(s): see above
Skill Level: intermediate
Yarn Used: Alafoss Lopi, Gedifra Gigante, Noro Kureyon

In the last couple of weeks I had quite a few people asking or searching for scarves made from Gedifra Sheela.

Sheela is a great yarn, soft, quick to knit and - best of all - it knits into a fabric coming close to a sheepskin. A knitters dream.

A scarf can be finished in one evening which makes it a nice gift.

If you like Sheela scarves, please also look at my “One Ball Scarves”, there is a pattern for a cravat knitted from just one ball of Sheela included.

You will get  patterns for 2 Sheela scarves - one calling for 3 skeins of Gedifra Sheela, one calling for one ball of Gedifra Sheela and two balls of Gedifra Tagliato.

You should know how to cast on, bind off, knit and purl.

Finished Size(s): One fits most adults
Skill Level: beginner
Yarn Used: Gedifra Sheela and Gedifra Tagliato.