Welcome to Les Tricots de Lyne
Here you’ll find knitting patterns for garments and accessories, designed to guide you step by step as you make pieces you’ll truly love to wear.
Every pattern is carefully tested and tech edited, with clear, detailed instructions so you can fully enjoy your knitting, whatever your skill level.
My goal? To help you create pieces you’ll be proud of, that reflect who you are and that you’ll feel good in.
Happy knitting!
My latest patterns
They knitted my patterns
Ayla Headband
Great pattern. Easy to knit. I'll make it again in other colours. Chgoury
Noah Socks
New test knit! A really enjoyable pattern that practically knit itself, with no difficulty at all. The motif is so pretty and I'm really happy with the result! Seiglee
Noah Socks
A very easy and enjoyable pattern that finally let me make a real pair of socks I can actually wear!!! For once, I followed the instructions to the letter — I just went down a needle size, because I tend to knit more loosely in magic loop. Thank you Lyne for this lovely pattern! Chgoury
Noah Socks
A really pretty pattern: the cables are simple yet dynamic, so you never get bored. I love the shape of the heel, which is more fitted and more comfortable to wear. marionmarion5
Coline Hat
So fun to knit! There's a lovely balance between the simplicity of the wheat stitch and the extra little challenge of the cable motif (which is very elegant, by the way). I could take it everywhere and finish it without thinking too hard, while still feeling a bit mentally stimulated. All in all, a really enjoyable process! Seiglee
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Vous venez de choisir votre laine, vos aiguilles sont prêtes et vous avez hâte de commencer votre nouveau projet. Pourtant, avant de monter la première maille, il reste une étape que beaucoup de tricoteuses préfèrent éviter : l’échantillon. Je comprends parfaitement...
