Knitting pattern - Asterie

Knitting pattern - AsterieThe Asteria sweater is worked seamlessly from top to bottom. The stitches for the neckline are cast on, then Short rows are worked to lengthen the back. Then, the structured yoke is worked, and more short rows are worked to slope the neckline forward. Once the yoke is finished, the sleeve stitches are placed on hold, and the body is worked in the round to the cuff. For the body, you can choose whether to work the sweater with or without horizontal

Photos: Lotta H

These slippers are a natural product

first back and forth on circular needles to create the slit for the zipper

Cera Flava

essential oil (lavender or lemongrass)

Juniper creme should only be avoided during pregnancy

When they're also incorporated into daily play

a single-ply

These handmade children's slippers

They not only justify to ourselves that it's totally okay to just knit all day and drink coffee or tea

you're sure to never have cold feet again

then the round yoke is worked from top to bottom to the sleeve opening