Enjoy knitting this seamless sweater with Silky Lace from Concept by Katia! Make it thanks to Anna Johanna and her Giddy design, a pattern with written instructions and charts, available from size XXS to 5XL. Giddy, a seamless sweater Giddy is a romantic and delicate sweater worked top-down seamlessly. The sweater has a turtleneck and a round yoke with gorgeous lace and lots of nupps. After the yoke is finished, the…
Is knitting in the round one of your New Year’s resolutions? If you want to learn how to knit seamless sweaters with circular knitting needles, both top-down and bottom-up, this guide is for you. Save this post to read it whenever you have any questions! Because it’s full of useful tips, step-by-step videos, and a selection of Katia patterns to knit seamless sweaters. How to knit seamless sweaters with circular…
The year is coming to an end. Do you need inspiration for your New Year’s resolutions? This 2022, we encourage you to go one step further and challenge you with a new knitting project for you to learn some techniques! So, we suggest downloading the free Confetti Sweater pattern available in 8 sizes —from size XS to 4XL— as a PDF at katia.com. This is a Nordic-inspired design, a must-knit…
Essentials magazine is back with an updated edition! Discover 3 of the season’s trends, 4 timeless basic pieces and 8 plus size patterns among the 32 designs for women that you can knit with the new Essentials 107 magazine. This catalogue includes checkered prints, the attractive gray scale, the colorwork yokes and the basic patterns. Surprise yourself by making the most of the Katia yarns most knitted by the Katia…
Hello! My name is Brynnan Foster and live in Chicago with my husband and four children. I am the owner of Esme & Aven, an online children’s boutique offering handmade clothing. Esme & Aven began as a way to pursue my passion for crochet and sewing. I am inspired by my children to create modern, beautiful, and comfortable garments. I have completed a small collection and work to add quality…
I’m Linda Allegra, from Italy, and I am a knitting designer and teacher. My mom taught me to knit when I was a child. I’ve been working in the textile fibers and yarns production process for over 40 years now. What I particularly love is sharing my work (@linda_knitbijoux). In fact, I teach in my hometown Biella. I love top-down constructions and to giving a tailored cut to my patterns.…
After the great success of the Feinmotorik’s El Diamante Shawl, we are back with a new Premium Designers pattern. If you want to discover independent designers from all over Europe, in this space we share unique designs and exclusive patterns. Learn everything about what inspires these creative minds and let yourself be carried away by the passion for knitting of creators like Valentinasknits. We are very happy to have this…
We are Alessia and Fabia Taverna from Knitting for Breakfast, two sisters with a true passion for knitting. We live in a small Italian town near the mountains and our main source of inspiration is the nature that surrounds us. All our designs arise from the contemplation of plants and flowers. Therefore, the colors and shapes of this top-down sweater are inspired by the sensations that the surrounding mountains convey…
Are you unsure about how to combine colours for your knit and crochet projects? Then take note of these 3 colour combinations. You can knit or crochet them using our wide range of Merino yarn. We suggest the following colour trends: cream and blue greens, beige and red or grey with violet and lilac. Choose the perfect colours from the balls of Katia Merino 100%, Basic Merino, Merino Aran and Merino Sport. 3 colour combinations To…
Would you like to know the origin of some traditional knit designs? If so, we suggest that you take a tour of the knit jumpers and jackets in our Essentials 13 magazine. We are going to investigate the history of stitches like cables, jacquard and aran. Discover some of the curiosities and legends that lie behind the 12 knit jumpers and jackets. Of course, we rescue the classics in this…