This blanket was made quite a while ago — it even appeared here before. But now it finally got what it was waiting for — those cute little ruffles. That’s exactly how I always imagined it: creating that warm, cozy autumn feeling. And it worked. Just one look at it, and you want to curl up under it with tea and quiet music. ☕🧶 I’m already planning to make more ruffles — pink, yellow, maybe something unexpected. This Dundaga wool blanket will look amazing in any shade. It’s on

Sometimes, inspiration comes from the most unexpected places — a sunset, a quiet street, or even an old photo you find by accident. During the pandemic, when the world stood still and we were all locked at home, I started a little project called “Yarn Journeys.” For every colorway of yarn, I searched for a photograph of a real place in the world that looked just like it. A turquoise skein reminded me of Santorini, a warm coral shade — of Marrakech at sunset, and misty gray t

I never wash Dundaga yarn before I start knitting. Not because I’m lazy — but because I love that moment of anticipation — knowing that after hours, weeks, even months of knitting, this wool will transform completely after its first wash. Now I’m knitting a blanket. Slowly. Mindfully. Stitch by stitch, I weave in my thoughts, emotions, and memories. So much happens while the blanket grows — a month, maybe two. And then finally… it’s done. You wash it. You lay it flat to dry.