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Easy & beginner friendly projects
Quick weekend project
Stay Toasty Scarf
Beginner friendly sweater
Late Checkout Sweater
Use any yarn weight for this
One More Row Scarf
You don't need to know it all before you start.
A lot of my patterns come with step-by-step videos so you donβt have to figure it out alone.
What knitters are saying
Projects for warmer days
Timeless stripes
Sailor Swift Top
A dash of romance
Love Letter Top
Classic raglan tee
Vanilla Chilla Tee
Hi! My name is Kika,
Iβm a fulltime knit designer and YouTuber who never leaves the house without a knit project.
I love the creative process of transforming yarn into fabric and designing knits I get to wear and share through my patterns with knitters all over the world.
Also, I think yarn stores are the happiest places on Earth.
Here youβll find modern knitting patterns and links to my step-by-step Youtube video tutorials to help you level up your knitting skills and complete your next project with confidence and ease.
I want you to succeed because knitters are 100% happier than normal people*.
The goal isn't just to finish knitting, it's for you to end up genuinely happy, with a piece that becomes a real favorite in your wardrobe.
*studies conducted by me, at my couch, with myself as the only reference

TOP DOWN β’ LACE SHOWSTOPPER β’ VIDEO TUTORIAL
The Love Letter Dress is a tribute to lace stitch patterns β a love letter written by a pair of knitting needles in the shape of a knitted fabric. This is the showstopper version of the Love Letter Top, taking the same all-over lace motif and letting it run the full length of a dress. The design was born from a desire to create something with an all-over lace motif that keeps changing all the time, and in this longer silhouette, that sense of constant change gets even more room to unfold. It's a true celebration of the textures and intricate shapes we can create with our knitting needles.
The dress is worked top down: first the upper back and front are worked back and forth, then the body is worked in the round. Lastly, stitches are picked up around the neckline and armholes for an i-cord bind-off edge.
Difficulty: Intermediate β β β β
View the pattern on Ravelry
Watch the full video guide on YouTube