A wonderful good morning to Saturday coffee with a little this and that from the knitting world.

I have a beautiful new book sitting on my nightstand: Norah Gaughan's Knitted Cable Sourcebook. I mentioned it a while ago and now it's finally here too, because I'm a sucker for beautiful knitting books. On the one hand, the book contains a seemingly endless treasure trove of cable patterns in every conceivable variation. On the other hand, it's a treasure trove of theory. After some browsing and reading I can highly recommend this book to you, maybe I'll introduce it to you again in more detail.

At Over the Rainbow I discovered "Yarn School", a site with a great fund of graphics on various techniques such as the different types of increases.

This cloth I had discovered somewhere in a blog. No knitted shawl, but the color scheme I liked so well that I wanted to remember it for the spring. Would fit yet great for a Bayak cloth, in the colors pearl white, pastel pink and silver gray.

Also, I would love a cardigan in this style. So simple and yet so beautiful! Or how about a wrap cardigan like this one? If you want to learn more about designing your own cardigans and sweaters, you can read a bit about sleeves here.

The most amazing piece I've discovered in the last few days is this sweater by Andrea Mowry aka Drea Renee Knits. Anyway, she designs crazy great pieces, check out her Insta feed! Sweet Georgia Yarns also recently had an interview with her as a podcast.

And now I have to finish very quickly, because I have an idea in mind that absolutely wants to be tried on the needles. Very urgently. Immediately!

Have a great weekend!