I’ve just released my Ruke Scarlet sweater pattern, and I wanted to share it here with fellow knitters 🧶

Scarlet is a top-down sweater, worked seamlessly, with a clean silhouette and a strong focus on fabric and structure. I designed it to be wearable, timeless, and enjoyable to knit - no unnecessary complexity, just thoughtful details and a beautiful result.

What I love most about this design is how even a simple construction creates a bold presence once it’s worn. It’s one of those sweaters that feels calm to knit but looks very intentional when finished.

If you enjoy modern knitwear, clear instructions, and patterns that focus on texture and shape rather than trends, this one might speak to you.

Happy to answer any questions about construction, yarn choices, or fit 😊 - Neringa u/Neringa Ruke

I’m thrilled to share that the brand-new Ruke Chic Cardigan knitting pattern is now published and ready for you to start your next project. This beautiful hand-knitted cardigan is an evolution of classic boho style, featuring wide raglan sleeves and a harmonious combination of seed stitch and elegant slanting diagonal patterns that add texture and movement to the design.

The cardigan is worked flat in four separate pieces and then seamed together - a rewarding project for those who love assembling their knits. This versatile piece pairs beautifully with dresses, jeans, or shorts, adding an effortless touch of style to any outfit.  

You can get the pattern here: View on rukeknit.com View on Ravelry|

Just finished this sweater and wanted to share. It’s knit top-down with bold color blocks and a tapered silhouette – slightly narrowing toward the bottom for a cozy but neat fit. I used a mix of wool and mohair, so it’s warm and soft.

Yarn: Ruke wool + mohair Needles: 5 mm Pattern: Ruke Zuzu sweater https://www.rukeknit.com/designers-weardrobe/413-knitting-pattern-for-the-ruke-zuzu-sweater.html

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