Annelie Verbrugge
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Knitting: Pullover
Humle Airy Sweater - a very lofty and light-weight sweater, worked with large needles but still a warming garment. The yarn I have used is a single-ply from Gotlands Spinneri, Töis, an untreated yarn made of wool from the Gotland sheep. It is thin but has ability to really bloom when washed. If you choose to work with another yarn, your sweater...
Knitting: Mid-calf Socks
Crofter´s Socks are worked from top down in a simple colourwork pattern with a heel flap and gusset. The heel flap is extra reinforced by slipping every other stitch, which forms a decorative pattern. The socks are warm and soft and are perfect for pottering about at the croft, regardless of season.
Knitting: Pullover
Bustling winds at sea may call for a suitable sweater - Atlantica Summer Sweater is worked in a linen, cotton and viscose yarn and has three-quarter length sleeves. The stripes get some texture from using a slip stitch pattern, an easy way to add interest to a striped sweater. The cuffs are extra neat with twisted ribbing and the sweater is kni...
Knitting: Ankle Sock
Dandelion Patch Socks – you know how it is, suddenly the bright yellow dandelion flowers are everywhere on the lawn. They are
Knitting: Pullover
Midsummer Meadow Sweater - an airy and warm sweater to wear on the midsummer´s eve when the chill is setting in but you still want to feel nicely dressed up. Perfect to pull over a dress when it´s time to pick seven types of flowers to place under your pillow! The sweater is worked from the top down with a folded collar, short rows at the back ...
Knitting: Pullover
Humle Sweater Light - a warm and light sweater for the colder days, knitted from the top down in an untreated wool yarn from Yllet Inredning in Visby, Gotlandsgarn 2. This is a thin yarn and I have taken advantage of its ability to bloom to give an airy garment. The lace yoke is easy to knit and the pattern resembles little hop cones (humle in ...
Knitting: Mittens
The inspiration for these twined knitting mittens came from the region of Östergötland, in the eastern part of Sweden. I have taken parts from a traditional weaving pattern - Östgötadräll - and used a stylized part of the pattern on the back of the hand. On the palm there is an easily knit pattern that makes the mitten a rather quick knit despi...
Knitting: Mid-calf Socks
The November Mist Socks are knitted from the top down with a heel flap and gusset. On the front are two cable panels, with an arrow-like stitch pattern in between, that run all the way to the toes. The pattern is given in three different circumferences and five lengths to accommodate for multiple foot sizes. The stitch pattern is quick to learn...
Knitting: Cowl
The Floribunda Cowl is knitted to fit snugly around the neck and give you warmth where you need it. It can be worn folded double or pulled right up to the nose, as weather and mood changes. Both the lower and upper edges have decorative picot borders which are made from a round of yarn overs that are then folded to make the picots. The bottom e...
Knitting: Fingerless Gloves
The Floribunda fingerless mittens come in two sizes and have a folded picot cuff, and lace on the back of the hand. They keep your hands warm and at the same time your fingers free to work without taking the mittens off. Perfect if you ask me. I hope you will enjoy knitting and wearing the mittens!
Knitting: Beanie, Toque
The Floribunda Hat comes in three sizes and has a decorative lace detail that is worn right above the temple. The double-folded picot brim sits snugly over the ears, to not let any cold air in and the rest of the hat has a looser fit. I certainly feel very elegant wearing this hat, I hope you will too!
Knitting: Mid-calf Socks
Meandering Socks – elegant lace socks knitted from the toe up. The lace pattern is made with yarn overs and knit three togethers. The heel flap and gusset are worked with increases and short rows and fit most feet well. The pattern is given in three sizes of foot circumference and the length is adjusted according to your foot length.
Knitting: Tee
Humle Summer Top is knitted top-down in a soft cotton, viscose and linen yarn, Cecilia from Svarta Fåret. The lace panel in the yoke is easy to knit and reminds me of little hop cones which are called humle in Swedish, hence the name. I hope you will enjoy both to knit and wear it!
Knitting: Pullover
Filigree (lat. filum: thread and granum: grain) – a sweater knitted top down with both stranded colourwork and bobbles in the yoke. The pattern in the yoke reminds me of a piece of filigree jewelry; an intricate metalwork of gold or silver, often made with small beads. This sweater is knit in worsted weight yarn; Svensk Ull (“Swedish Wool”) fro...
Knitting: Headband
A headband is an invaluable accessory during spring and autumn when wind and mist bustles about your ears. November Mist Headband has a textured pattern consisting of cables flanking a v-shaped panel. The headband is worked flat and sewn together with an invisible seam at the end. The seam blends in nicely due to the provisional cast-on. Good l...
Knitting: Mid-calf Socks
My dear cousin Frida asked me a while ago to design socks for her and I wanted to come up with something that
Knitting: Shawl / Wrap
The Heights and valleys shawl is a comforting knit with a very easy and memorisable cable and lace pattern running down from the neck. It is finished with a garter stitch border and an i-cord bind off. The sample uses a rustic, woollen spun yarn which is a delight to work with. In times of ups and downs in life, there is something very soothing...