Rebecca Knitting Booklet No. 93

Stitch designs for you?

Nothing is a must, everything is possible. We don't have "must-haves," only "most wanted" – Rebecca designs are meant to bring you joy, first and foremost. First while knitting or crocheting, then while wearing. Crafting as a hobby has the wonderful advantage of always reaping double rewards. First, you enjoy your knitting or crocheting time. Second, you have a great result, are proud of yourself and what you've accomplished, and, to top it all off, you have a new piece of clothing in your closet that you really love. We present you 26 designs that are destined to become just that: your new favorite piece.

Let's start with Summer on the Needles. We present light, airy projects with lace patterns. Five sweaters and a delicate crochet shawl that add a touch of sheerness, drawing delicate lace patterns, fine grids, or filigree lines into the knit, allowing air to reach the skin and lending the stitches a delicate, feminine touch.
Next up are the all-rounders among the styles: cardigans and the like. The Swedish word "lagom" stands for harmonious balance: not too much, not too little, exactly as it should be. It pairs perfectly with our cardigans, a vest, and a wrap in a casual, minimalist Scandinavian style: cool chic without the frills.

But you can also take a leap of faith and knit one of our blue pieces. We offer a hat, a pullover, and a sweater in pale to medium blue. Delicate, light shades for knitwear, perfect for a stroll by the water. But really, it doesn't matter where you go; you'll be bringing a breath of fresh air wherever you go!

Or you can go all-out for relaxation and choose one of the nine comfortable, feel-good designs we've compiled in the Country Love theme. These ponchos, cozy sweaters, a modern pullover, and a gorgeous crocheted blanket are casual favorites (not only) for your outdoor adventures, but also for relaxing at home.

We’re curious – what will you be knitting next?

In any case, you can look forward not only to the finished piece, but also to your time with the needles. Many people find it wonderfully relaxing, gaining distance from everyday life and entering a soothing, meditative flow. Others seek out challenging knitting patterns, knit with complete concentration, and enjoy being completely absorbed in the stitches. At the same time, creating something with your own hands and experiencing the wonderful feel of beautiful yarn is a wonderful counterbalance to the digital world. So, with handcrafting, you benefit from the process itself; the act itself is already a source of happiness! The new Rebecca will convince you of this, I promise!