PufidoKnits

Getting ready for a new Urth design! ✨

This one has been on my list for a looong time, and I’m so excited to finally start working on this tee design. I really love Trill from , and I just can’t stop knitting with it ☺️ My Beetlejuicy turned out so well in Trill, and I think this wool-and-linen blend will make a fantastic tee.

It’s going to be a simple design featuring thin stripes and slipped stitches, bringing lines and dots together 😍

And the colors I’ll be using are Cardinal 🐦‍🔥 and Flamingo 🦩

Happy sunny Sunday! ☀️

I’ve been knitting my in between new projects whenever I find a little moment. It’s such a relaxed, mindless knit now after all the exciting beetle colorwork, perfect for knitting anytime, anywhere! I’m taking it with me on my Istanbul trip and (hopefully!) finishing it soon 🤞

This time I’m using Trill, with Spiral Grain for the beetle motifs 🪲

The pattern is available on my Ravelry store if you’re feeling a bit beetlelicious too! ✨

I desperately need to knit another Hollo right now!

As the weather gets warmer, I’m craving just a tiny little something around my neck. Not too warm, just enough to feel cozy… with a bit of attitude, of course. And Hollo is exactly that ✨

It’s a one-skein, triangular bandana that’s super fun to knit, full of cute little holes, and honestly just adorable. Wear it around your neck, on your head, or even tie it onto your bag for that extra touch… she does it all 💅

The yarn is the dreamiest linen–cotton blend, Etesia, from . And you can find the Hollo pattern on their website and Ravelry store if you’re also craving a summer project! ☀️

Well, a Berlin collab was inevitable 🙌🥳

I’m starting an exciting new design with ’s gorgeous yarn. I visited Nora’s studio today to look at the yarns and colors, and ended up choosing this beautiful Soft Alpaca base. The colorways I picked Alles Zucker and Ölfilm are everything. I’m obsessed and can’t wait to cast on 😍

It’s going to be a triangular shawl full of texture, stripes, and geometric elements… and of course, a touch of Pufido 💅🏻

I finally made some progress on my second , and now the colorwork section is done! 🥳

I love how subtle the beetles look this time. I’m knitting it with Spiral Grain and Trill from Urth Yarns, and it’s turning out so well.

I wish I could finish it while the weather is still a bit chilly, but I don’t think I’ll make it 😂😬

Test Knit Call! 📢

Flutes is finally ready to be tested!! 🥳 And I’m looking for 2–3 testers for each size!

is a top-down tee worked in stockinette brioche stitch, using two different textured yarns in the same shade. It features a notch neck detail with an I-cord, which makes the design unique, special, and fun! 💜 The pattern includes 9 sizes, ranging from 38.5–68” / 90–172.5 cm.

I collaborated with and used their beautiful Arctic Pearl and Suave together in the same shade to create textured lines. They work so well together!! ✨ And Pascuali is offering a 20% discount on Arctic Pearl and Suave for my testers!

You can find more information in the tester application form (link in my bio) and apply directly there.

The test will start on next Monday (April 13),
and the deadline is June 11 (approximately 2 months).

I love seeing my in the shifting shades of Spiral Grain! 😍🌀 This little shawl/scarf is a super versatile project that works beautifully with any fi*****ng or sport weight yarn. It’s also perfect for transitional weather.

It’s a quick project where you can practice the hole stitch ✨🕳️✨, a detail you’ll recognize from many of my designs!

🧶: Spiral Grain Sport, shown here in the colorways Crabapple, Silver Fir, Guava, and Sakura (in that order).

Plus, it makes me so happy to see my friend modeling/slaying my designs 🥹😍✨

The pattern available in my Ravelry store!

Lightweight scarves are so pretty!!! Not so cozy… but PRETTY 💁🏻‍♂️

Akarsu is that light, flowy, skinny little thing you throw on in-between seasons when you want to feel ✨effortless✨ but still a bit protected. She keeps you warm just enough while serving 100% sophistication.

This dynamic scarf moves like a river with two shades of color in wavy short rows.

Yarn: by 💙🩵

Ribster is a classic 2x2 ribbed beanie but it has unique elements such as a top-down construction and an I-cord edging that accentuates the linear flow of the rib.

Starting from the crown makes it so much sense for beanies: you can adjust the length easily and see the fitting as you knit. 🪄✨ magic!

What do you think about top-down construction for a beanie? I have a couple more top-down beanie ideas since currently I’m quite obsessed with it 😍

It only requires a skein of fi*****ng weight (held double) and I loved using trill by for Ribster in Raven color. 🖤

The pattern is available on Ravelry!