We had the chance to take a closer look at Knit This! — the debut book by Finnish knitter and YouTube creator Veronika Lindberg, also known as @kutovakika. Published by Helsinki-based Cozy Publishing, the book brings together 21 everyday knitwear patterns presented in a clean, minimal style.

Over the years, I’ve bookmarked (and let’s be honest, hoarded) a long list of free patterns that I come back to again and again. Whether it’s a weekend where I want to make something now, or I’m feeling stuck and just need to feel yarn in my hands, these patterns always help me reconnect with the joy of making.

We’re thrilled to feature Anne Weil of Flax and Twine on the KOEL blog once again! Anne has shared her creativity with us in the past through beautiful, approachable tutorials, and we’re always inspired by her modern take on fiber crafts. This time, she’s here with an easy and stylish DIY Finger Knit Hanging Plant Holder

Crochet Bags Are Everywhere

But we’ve been carrying ours for ages. Crochet is having a major fashion moment — again. Scroll through your feed and you’ll spot it on the runways, the streets, and in the hands of everyone from celebrities to influencers. 

At KOEL, we’ve always admired brands that stay true to their creative vision — and KIT Couture from Copenhagen is one of them. Over the years, they’ve built a beautiful world of yarn craft, offering easy-to-follow kits that bring Nordic style into every home. 

Luiza Caldari brings bold color and texture to life through tufted furniture. Using a tufting gun, she creates vibrant, organic patterns on chairs, tapestries, and soft furnishings. Her collaboration with T44 Studio on the ACAMPA project reimagined folding chairs with playful, hand-tufted designs.

Back then, nestled in a cozy apartment, I found myself falling deeply in love with weaving pillows—slowly but surely, it became my creative escape. I’d spend hours playing with textures, colors, and yarns, getting completely lost in the rhythm of weaving. The only “problem”?

We’re thrilled to introduce you to the talented yarn artist behind Sarah’s Moon — Sarah Ahn (Korean name: Sin Young Ahn). With roots in fine arts and a lifelong love for crochet, Sarah’s journey is as heartfelt as the pieces she creates. Sarah first picked up a crochet hook at a young age, learning from her mother’s hands.

Forget those boring white table cloths. It’s time to celebrate our meals with something poetic and elegant. Sarah Espeute carefully selects old linen to reinvent authentic pieces through minimalist embroidery.