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La VischLaVisch
2026-03-01

I just love how puffy these sleeves are! 😊

A sweater knitting project on a mannequin against a white background. The picture is angled towards the top of the shoulder, showing a sleeve in progress on a circular knitting needle.
La VischLaVisch
2026-02-25

While it's taking more time than expected, I'm thrilled with how this knitting project is shaping up. Moving forward! 😃

Flat lay view of a bright turquoise lace shawl in kid silk yarn on a circular knitting needle together with the ball of yarn on a light wooden background.
La VischLaVisch
2026-02-21

I've made progress on my knitting, with one sleeve at 30 rounds and the other at 25. I'm alternating between the two sleeves to avoid second sleeve syndrome and ensure they're nearly finished by the time I reach the cuffs 😃

La VischLaVisch
2026-02-20

This lace project has entered "ramen noodle territory." Despite 2.5 hours of travel time, I only completed 8 rows, which was a tad disappointing 🙄

Flat lay view of a bright turquoise lace shawl in kid silk yarn on a circular knitting needle together with the ball of yarn in a project bag on a light wooden background. There is also a cup of coffee.
AtelierKitschAtelierKitsch
2026-02-19

My Favourite Things knitwear Scarf No 4.

Pattern available here:

ravel.me/scarf-no-4-2

Made with Biches et Buches le gros lambswool (very light pink) and silk mohair (rose grey).

La VischLaVisch
2026-02-19

The Flits! cowl is designed to use different colors. The spot where you change colors determines where the patterning changes direction! 😃
lavisch.com/site/flits-cowl/

A woman wearing a knit cowl as a hood. It has neon green, gray and neon pink with subtle lace patterning.
La VischLaVisch
2026-02-17

This mosaic shawl is on the blocking mats, and I've already received the feedback from my technical editor. Next is to do the photo shoot, and get the test knit live. As always, my Patrons have first dibs on the testing spots available! 😃

A flat lay view of a shawl with chevron mosaic patterning in teal and yellow. It's pinned to blue blocking mats, the shoes from the photographer are also visible.
La VischLaVisch
2026-02-16

As you can see in this picture, the short row part of the second sleeve of Kanarie is now also done. So now it's a matter of knitting in the round until both sleeves are of sufficient length to start the cuffs! 😃

Flat lay view of a sweater knitting project and a ball of bright yellow yarn on a light wooden background. There is a cap sleeve worked with short rows, the stitches are on a circular knitting needle.
La VischLaVisch
2026-02-11

I've also started the short rows on the other armhole. I figured it would be best to get those out of the way before I get started on the length of those sleeves! 😄

A sweater knitting project and a ball of bright yellow yarn, shown from the front on a mannequin against a white background. On the left a cap sleeve has been worked with short rows, the stitches are on a circular knitting needle. On the right, the short rows have just been started.
La VischLaVisch
2026-02-09

All done! In this pic, the remainder of the yellow yarn is not included. Donut stole it to play with it. It wasn't until a couple of hours later that my youngest found it underneath the couch. Cats! 😆

A flat lay view of a shawl with chevron mosaic patterning in teal and yellow on a white plank background. The shawl is finished, but not yet blocked.
Jaanajaanacrochets
2026-02-08

SO HERE IT IS 💚❣️
My first ever - knitted from the written pattern - sweater. It’s the by Kutovakika.
I used 14 skeins of Double Sunday yarn by Sandnes Garn. The colour is called Matcha 💚.





A knitted sweater on wintery balcony Matcha colored sweater Matcha colored sweater
La VischLaVisch
2026-02-06

I thought I'd put Kanarie on my mannequin to show you how the top of the shoulder looks. I really like it! 😊

A sweater knitting project and a ball of bright yellow yarn on a mannequin against a white background. The picture is focused on the top of the shoulder, showing a cap sleeve worked with short rows, the stitches are on a circular knitting needle.
La VischLaVisch
2026-02-03

I finished the transition part of the border. The yellow wave in stockinette is all done, so from this point all the WS knitting is in knit for a non-curling garter stitch result 😃

A flat lay view of a shawl with chevron mosaic patterning in teal and yellow on a light wooden background.
La VischLaVisch
2026-02-02

My grading spreadsheet has been reworked, and I worked out the correct numbers for the stitches to be picked up, the puff sleeve increases, and the short rows for Kanarie 😃

Flat lay view of a sweater knitting project and a ball of bright yellow yarn on a white plank background. There is a cap sleeve worked with short rows, the stitches are on a circular knitting needle.
La VischLaVisch
2026-02-01

I had a lovely time working on London Vibes with Donut's company. I'm pleased with the pattern rearrangement, needing to shift markers only every 12 rows. Quite manageable for maintaining place! 😃

View of the lap of someone wearing jeans, and a turquoise kid silk lace knitting project in their lap. In the background is a low table with a basket of spring bulbs, a cup of tea, and a calico cat, basking in the sun.
AtelierKitschAtelierKitsch
2026-01-31

I made a sweater using Elizabeth Zimmerman's percentage system. It is more of a guide than a pattern, freeing you to make all sorts of adaptations.

I made this sweater oversized and with a raglan neck, for lounging and doing outside chores. I can't wait to make another one that is fitted and meant to be worn out and about!

Have you ever used Elizabeth's percentage system?

Saraphir Designssaraphirdesigns@mas.to
2026-01-31

I love all orders, but it's extra nice to get an order where the primary colour is one of my own favourites! 🧶Tbh I have a lot of favourites so it's not hard to make that happen! 😂 I've had quite a few hat orders this winter, if it becomes a thing I'll have to get some more patterns going!
🧶🧶🧶
#knitting #knittedhat #knittingpattern #handmadeinscotland #supporthandmade

La VischLaVisch
2026-01-30

The remaining stitches have been corrected to garter stitch. I dropped it all down, and worked it back up in garter stitch for the remaining triangles. It helps that in this column, there is only plain knitting, and no slipped stitches in the patterning! 😃

Close-up of a mosaic knitting project in teal and yellow on white plank background. One stitch has been dropped down several rows, the yarn is a bit fuzzy.
La VischLaVisch
2026-01-28

I transitioned from stockinette to garter stitch, but the top stitch of the green wavy band needed correction. Do you see the small green triangles? On the left, I changed a yellow stitch to garter stitch because it bothered me too much! 😆

A flat lay view of a shawl with chevron mosaic patterning in teal and yellow on a white plank background. A hand is holding onto a stitch marker, to prevent the cable of the circular needle from flipping up.
La VischLaVisch
2026-01-27

For Kanarie, I have picked up the stitches for the first sleeve. But, but my numbers for front and back differ. So, I'll have to rework some of it.... 😆

Flat lay view of a sweater knitting project and a ball of bright yellow yarn on a white plank background. Sleeve stitches have been picked up, and are now sitting on a circular needle.

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