Crochet Chronicles: Unveiling Lena Skvagerson's Inspirations!

Grab your crochet hooks and settle in for a delightful chat with our talented in-house designer, Lena Skvagerson.

 

Today, she's ready to reveal the captivating inspirations behind the names of her top crochet designs! 

 

From the soothing rhythms of seaside serenity to the timeless allure of Irish craftsmanship, each creation boasts its own unique backstory. 

 

So, kick back, relax, and let's explore the stories woven into these cherished crochet treasures. Ready to dive in? 

Seasider Shawl The name ‘Seasider Shawl’ is inspired by the tranquil beauty of the seaside. With its crescent shape and a palette of fibe nautical-inspired colors, this crochet shawl captures the essence of coastal landscapes. The combination of stripes and easy colorwork mirrors the simplicity and serenity of the sea. Naming it ‘Seasider’ reflects the calming influence of the ocean, making this shawl a wearable piece of coastal serenity.
Gansey Bay Cowl The name ‘Gansey Bay Cowl’ is inspired by the rich textures reminiscent of traditional Irish knitwear. Crafting this small crochet cowl with neutral tones and intricate stitches, such as ribbing and clusters, evoked a sense of the timeless beauty found in Irish gansey patterns. The name pays homage to the heritage of Irish knitting, while ‘Bay’ adds a touch of coastal charm, capturing the essence of comfort and style in this textured accessory.
Chestnut Beanie The name ‘Chestnut Beanie’ is inspired by the warm and earthy tones of the variegated yarn used in this on-trend ribbed crochet beanie. The rich, chestnut hues in the yarn evoke a sense of coziness and style, perfectly reflecting the fall-inspired color palette. It’s a nod to both the natural beauty of chestnuts and the fashionable appeal of this contemporary ribbed design, creating a beanie that’s both trendy and timeless.

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