Designed by Zanete Knits

The source of inspiration for this sweater is the very simple stone amber, formed from pine bark resin millions of years ago, it has long been an important gemstone in Latvia. That is why Latvia is often called Dzintarzeme (Land of Amber), but the Baltic Sea - Dzintarjūra (Amber Sea). It can often be seen shining in the sand of the Baltic coast after strong fall winds.

Designed by Zanete Knits

Introducing Unravel Memories Socks, the third delightful addition to our Memories Sock series! Designed as a loving tribute to our cherished day at the Unravel festival in Farnham, UK, these socks are bound to bring joy to your knitting journey.

Designed by Zanete Knits

Valmiera, a charming town in northern Latvia, holds countless memories of my teenage and university years. It was the perfect setting for our delightful knitters’ meetup, where we celebrated the 50th Zaneteknits pattern release. We gathered together, indulging in each other’s company and relishing the delectable taste of a homemade meringue cake. This special occasion demanded an equally remarkable sock design.

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This design is all about the yoke - a perfect place to lose yourself in the world of stranded colourwork. This cardigan is the second design in the yoke meditation series, and like its predecessor, the colourwork is deep-running.

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The Freshness sock pattern brings something new and different with its toe-up construction and attractive gusset.

Designed by Zanete Knits

As knitting is a great way to sit still and connect with your inner self, it has always been my go-to when I need to process emotions. All, even the not-so-nice ones, are valid, and we need to experience them before moving on.

Designed by Xandieme Evers

In the Fairy Gathering Socks every texture stitch represents a fairy singing and dancing at the moonlight gathering!

Designed by Antonia Cavaliere

The Hold On Tight fingerless mitts are gender-neutral and designed to show off any gorgeous variegated yarn in your stash.

Designed by Melissa Littlefield

Texture and movement are two of my favorite things about knitted fabric. The Ziggy Hat captures both! The zig-zag pattern looks complex, but adventurous beginners can achieve the knitting techniques used. The 1x1 cables can easily be worked without a cable needle. A folded brim—with built-in ribbing—will keep you toasty in the winter winds.

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Do you remember those old-fashioned sweets that were basically just boiled sugar? We used to love them as kids, and now we can wear them on our feet! These Rhubarb and Custard socks are made from the finest quality yarn, with a touch of cashmere for extra softness.