Blog move to Knitterskitchen.com
The blog is moving! Lately I’m using Knitter’s Kitchen more for blog posts and all my design related work, so the blog is moving there. Thanks for following demu.dk all this time – and I’m looking forward to see you…
Feather & Fan-tastic – explanations on sizing (blog post on knitterskitchen.com)
When I published the Feather & Fan-tastic pattern, I chose to make it available in 3 sizes that I called S, M and L. However, these sizes might not necessarily correspond to your usual sizes – it was just a naming…
New Design: Feather & Fan-tastic (blog post on knitterskitchen.com)
In October last year, I watched an episode of season 5 of Downton Abbey in which Lady Edith was wearing a sweater which I immediately fell in love with. I didn’t find many good images of it, so I took…
New Design: Experioche Cowl (blog post on knitterskitchen.com)
Last week I published a new pattern: The Experioche cowl. Experioche, because it’s kind of experimental, and it’s brioche! The brioche stitch used makes it squishy and warm. (read more on knitterskitchen.com)
Syrma on the loose (blog post on knitterskitchen.com)
One of the people in my knitting group test knitted a shawl a while ago – Syrma by Cailliau Berangere / L’île aux fils. When Christina showed it to us, everyone gasped and exclaimed we wanted to make that too (which isn’t…
Edible knitting – a knitted cake (blog post on knitterskitchen.com)
This website being “Knitter’s Kitchen” – there ought to be a blog post about something edible once in a while, right? Well, the past weekend I made something edible: An apple pie with knitting on top. (read more on knitterskitchen.com)
Papyrus – a fun cowl (blog post on knitterskitchen.com)
Approximately mid December, I finished a seldom knit which was not my own design – the Papyrus cowl by Lili Comme Tout. (read more on knitterskitchen.com)
New Design: Plates Blanket (blog post on knitterskitchen.com)
A short while ago, there was a sale at a yarn shop that was going out of business. They had a lot of yarns which I would not usually go for – rustic wools and Icelandic yarns, which I would…
Tutorial: Crochet Cast On Without a Crochet Hook (blog post on knitterskitchen.com)
I love neat cast ons in my knitting, and even though I have my absolute favorites, I also like to try out new methods. The crochet cast on method, using a crochet hook, is amazing for provisional cast ons: You…
A blanket as a family project (blog post on knitterskitchen.com)
The person who taught me to knit, my mother’s mother (Oma!), is turning 95 today. She hasn’t been knitting for years, but it used to be a very big part of her life, and she used to knit sweaters for…
