I always feel better with something to knit in my luggage - no matter where I'm going. Whether far away or right on my doorstep - a knitting trip is simply good for me. For you too? Then come with me!

My wool leftovers are seemingly endless - and so are my ideas for them: Larger remnants are often enough for favourite accessories or a baby gift. And sometimes, I only need a few grams or single t...

"Did you knit that yourself? I wish I could do that, too", I sometimes hear. And I think: Just try it! Because if you want to knit, you should definitely learn it. Here are a few tips from me for a...

I love following knitting patterns. This way, I can create great garments - even without special design skills. Still, I like the freedom of occasionally varying them and making something completel...

Life leaves traces on our clothes. A pulled thread, a hole, a frayed cuff... Luckily, there are many ways to mend our favourite pieces. Let's go: With lots of creativity to a more sustainable wardr...

You can knit almost always and everywhere - provided you have the right thing on your needles. Something small for on the go, something quick for in between, something more demanding for calm hours...

With my hand-knitted advent calendars, I had at least as much fun as my children will have when plundering them! Because the 24 colourful, patterned mini gloves are quite something - they delight n...

Last December, something strange happened: an elf moved in with us and accompanied us through Advent. He sweetened the wait for Christmas with little pranks and treats. And guess what: He even coul...

At Christmas, the focus is on spending time together. Nevertheless, giving my loved ones a little joy is also part of this holiday for me. This year, I'm gifting quickly knitted accessories, books ...