Isn’t it super pretty?
It is a traveling scarf, done by the lovely ladies in the Scarf Journeys group on Ravelry. Unfortunately, I had to bow out of this scarf journey because of health issues, but the members taking part were super kind and finished my scarf anyway. I’m so happy, it’s beautiful and so warm.
Last year, I gave the prototype I knit for my Spaceman Nicolino to Nicolas, who gave his name to this pattern. He was a newborn then. His mum liked it so much that she asked if I could knit him one for this winter as the first one is way too small now. So, here it is, modeled by my 6-year old (hopefully it won’t be too big for Nicolas).
I finished this set recently for a present. Two garter stitch-based patterns which go well together.
The scarf is “My Garter Slipped Scarf” and the fingerless mitts are the “Garter Stitch Mitts”.
The yarn is Melinda by Woll Butt.
Corinne’s Knits is getting a new, funky look! I’m starting with this blog and will also be updating my patterns.
Here is what the old look was like:
I’d love to hear your opinion on this! 
I decided to sell 4 of my shawl patterns as a set, The Shawl Collection. It is composed of the Ederra Shawlette, the Sunkissed Shawl, Twirly Wrap and the Agate Capelet.
The set costs $10.00
A little while ago I posted about some beautiful new Tausendschön Sock Yarn I’d just got. Well, I just found some use for the Alpsee colour! Unfortunately I can’t share pictures as I’m knitting socks that I tested for a fellow designer a while back. These socks are due for publication and no pictures can be shared before they are published. Instead, you get a glimpse at the ball of yarn 
I knit this little scarflet two days ago, it took a grand total of 2 hours! What a quick, fun, easy knit… I love the result!
The pattern is Candy Wrapper Scarflet by Mary Keenan and the yarn I used Colinette One Zero
Ederra is a set composed of a shawlette and matching mittens featuring a lot of texture. It works best with two colours that have a strong contrast.
Difficulty
Easy for the shawlette, intermediate for the mittens
Yarn
Shawlette:
Colour A: 260m/285yards
Colour B: 146m/160yards
Mittens:
Colour A: 200m/220yards
Colour B: 91m/100yards
of sock yarn
Shown in Wollmeise, colourway Spice Market (A) and Sandnes Garn Lanett, colourway Cream (B)
Notions
Needles
Shawlette: 4.0mm/US6 circular needle
Mittens: 3.0mm/US 2½ circular needle/DPNs
or size needles needed to obtain gauge
Accessories: 1 darning needle, 2 stitch markers
Necessary Skills
YO, K2tog, Kfb, P2tog, Knitting in the rd, P2tog, picking up sts, M1
Gauge
Shawlette: 20 sts x 46 rows / 10 cm – 4″ in garter stitch
Mittens: 28 sts x 56 rows / 10 cm – 4″ in garter stitch
Sizes
Shawlette: One size fits all
136cm wide x 56cm tall (blocked)
53.5″ wide x 22″ tall
Mittens: Women: one size fits all
Pattern for the set costs: $7.00
Each pattern can also be bought individually:
Mittens: $4.00
Shawlette: $4.00
The Ederra Shawlette is also part of The Shawl Collection.
Here, you can see other versions on Ravelry:
Mittens 
Shawlette 
I have finally blocked my vest and was able to wear it for the first time today (I still have it on as I’m typing this). I love how warm it is in the cold yet how nice it still is to wear indoors. It’s definitely fine in the house.
I’m wearing it with a long-sleeved top as the wool is a little bit scratchy. Here is what it looks like on me:
The pattern is the “Létt-Lopi Vest” and can be found here.
I’m getting a shoulder operation on 2nd December and will have to keep my arm in a sling for the following 3 weeks. December being a pretty cold month, I figured a poncho would be the perfect accessory for those first post-op weeks, as it is easy to slip on with one hand.
I knit this pattern from DROPS but ignored the colour-work. The yarn is Melinda by Woll Butt.
Here is a picture. I think it turned out quite nicely and it’s nice and warm!
