Binary Code · Lime Shawl
An original Binary Code design in soft wool tweed — a muted olive-chartreuse flecked with darker tones, raised bobbles for the 1s and 0s. 205 × 96 cm.
Cashmere shawls and knitting patterns, designed in the Netherlands
My name is Viktoriya. I knit, I tell stories, and I listen carefully to the quiet rhythm of needles and the soft whisper of yarn.
For me, knitting is never just knitting. It is a slow conversation with each piece — its mood, its character, its memory.
I design and publish knitting patterns, and I also create and sell handmade shawls and long, cozy wraps made from natural fibres. Pieces meant not only to be worn, but to be lived with and remembered.
I was born in Ukraine. Today I live and knit under the Dutch sky, creating pieces designed to bring warmth, comfort, and understated beauty to life in the Netherlands and across Northern Europe.
Each knitting pattern comes with a clear and carefully written guide. But there is always something more — a historical detail, a playful note, a quiet smile between the lines.
All carefully supervised by my cat, Fu Shi Min.
Handmade shawls and knitting patterns, crafted with care
An original Binary Code design in soft wool tweed — a muted olive-chartreuse flecked with darker tones, raised bobbles for the 1s and 0s. 205 × 96 cm.
An original Lily of the Valley lace design, hand-knitted in soft alpaca — a muted, dusty violet scattered with raised bobbles. 170 × 85 cm.
An original Lily of the Valley lace design, hand-knitted in rustic Estonian Kauni wool — deep teal shifting through warm grey-brown, scattered with bobbles. 170 × 80 cm.
An asymmetric lace-and-bobble shawl that hides a line of binary in its stitches — pattern PDF with charts.
A delicate lace-and-bobble triangle shawl inspired by spring meadows — the most loved pattern in the collection.
An asymmetric lace bactus with berry-like bobbles, reminiscent of rowan in autumn.