This bundle contains instructions on how entrelac works in Tunisian crochet plus three patterns from my book “Tunisian Crochet for Leisure and Pleasure”.

Most people know me for my design in Tunisian crochet, but I’ve also made some knitted sweaters, and this is a collection of them all.

This mini-bundle contains the patterns to the “Left-over Pillow” and “Verdandi Baby Blanket” from the book “Tunisian Crochet for Leasure and Pleasure”.

This is a collection of patterns in Tunisian crochet. The common factor is that all designs make use of short rows to create plaited effects.

This is a collection of nine patterns for ten different shawls in Tunisian Crochet. The patterns were designed 2010-2013. The bundle also contains a document with general instructions regarding lace patterns in Tunisian crochet.

I’ve made this free collection of traditional patterns for accessories to the men’s folk costume from Gamlakarleby / Karleby / Kokkola (these are the old Swedish, new Swedish and Finnish names of the same town), located in Central Ostrobothnia in Finland. I’ve done this to honour my mother’s heritage.

This is an e-book with all nine patterns that I’ve created and published during 2012.

This is my collection of ten patterns in Tunisian crochet created in 2013. I need to take some photos for the to finalize the last patterns, but appart from that the bundle has now been completed.

This is my collection of patterns in Tunisian crochet created during 2014 and 2015. The collection contains six accessories:

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This is a warm sweater in Tunisian crochet with an Icelandic yoke. Since the inspiration to the sweater comes from the TV-series “Star Trek”, the trunk and the inside of the sleeves are black, while the yoke and the outside of the sleeves are red, gold or teal.

This is a collection of assorted hats in Tunisian crochet. All these should be suitable projects for a beginner in Tunisian crochet.

ATCs (Artist Trading Cards) are miniature works of art about the same size as modern baseball cards, or 2½ x 3½ inches.

The pattern includes both an English and a Swedish version.

This is a hat in Tunisian crochet. The lower and upper sections of the hat are crocheted in different colours that meet as a net around the middle. The net is full with “ventilation holes”.

This is a slightly “knotted” tie, but crocheting clusters is only fun! :-)

This is a cowl for men, women and children. It is made in Tunisian crochet in the round. The two sides of the cowl have different structures, and both are decorative and interesting.

This hat is made in Tunisian crochet in the round. Nine tentacles (or tubes) are protruding from the middle of the hat.

This sweater in Tunisian crochet can be worn by both women and men. The sleeve lengths for sizes M-XXXL are intended for men. For women you may want to make the sleeves 3-4 cm = 1-1½ inches shorter.

This is a fun, feminine, modern and convertible cardigan made in Tunisian crochet.

This is a fun hat that is quick and easy to make.

This is a cardigan or bolero in Tunisian crochet. It is light, soft and almost shawl like. The lace pattern makes the material quite elastic in all directions. The shown model is made in two colours, but you can also make the cardigan in one colour only.

This is a light cardigan do use during summer evenings or indoors. The lace pattern is quite easy to make. The sleeves are crocheted in the round, but not the bodice.

These mittens are made in Tunisian crochet. The pattern describes mittens without stripes or other decorations, but you can add such either around the wrists or on the entire mittens.

This is a light summer sweater for children and adults. The sweater is crocheted in the round in a traditional Icelandic style with a modern pattern, and it is crocheted top-down.

This is a warm sweater in Tunisian crochet inspired by traditional Icelandic sweaters. This means that the sweater is crocheted in the round and has a yoke decorated in a style similar to the pearl embroideries that can be seen in the Greenlandic national costume. The pattern includes two different versions of yoke decorations as well as a numb...

This is a soft and light shawl in Tunisian crochet. The lace pattern may be a little difficult for complete beginners, so you might want to try a simpler lace pattern before crocheting this one.

Crocheted cables are fun, but you need an extra needle for the cables. The pattern is easy enough for beginners.

This is a quick and simple pattern. The cowl can be used around the neck, as a hat, as a muff (hand warmer) or maybe to warm your seat. It is simply perfect to wear in cold or windy weather!

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The pattern includes both an English and a Swedish version.

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These socks are made in Tunisian crochet. You can decorate the shaft with any pattern you like.

Traditional Icelandic tail-caps are worn with the tail folded to the side. In this male version, the width and number of stripes can be varied, as can the colours.

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This is a shawl in a simple lace pattern in Tunisian crochet.

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This is a soft and light lace shawl in Tunisian crochet.

This document contains instruction pictures nr 1-65 and diagrams for “Harlequin’s Socks” and “Leila’s Mittens” from my book in versions for left-handed readers.

These shawls in Tunisian crochet have patterns based on crossed stitches.

This summer sweater for men and women is so light and comfortale that it can be worn under a suit jacket (when it gets colder). The lace pattern is the same as for the shawl ”Autumn Leaves”.

This shawl in Tunisian crochet was my first design with a lace pattern.

Making a pattern with triangles with knots/clusters in a two-coloured yarn gives an unsuspected wavy pattern. :-)

This is a V-shaped shawl in linen yarn that probably suits girls and women best.

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This is a comparatively simple pattern for a sweater in Tunisian crochet, but it involves a bit of steeking.

These cuffs are corcheted in the round using Tunisian simple stitch and Tunisian purled stitch. The pattern becomes more visible if you use colours with clear contrast.

The pattern includes both an English and a Swedish version.

A simple, elegant and practical pattern. The beads are threaded onto the yarn before you start crocheting.

The pattern includes both an English and a Swedish version.

This shawl can be worn with the zipper closed over the head or around the torso. You can also open the zipper and wear it as a shawl. Adding a bit of fur around the collar makes it irresistible!

This is a combination of a hood and sleeves that can be used to keep your shoulders warm, or as an accessory to a short sleeved dress.

The pattern includes both an English and a Swedish version.

This is a soft and cosy hood that suits both men and women of all ages. The cut was inspired by Swedish archeological findings dating back to around 1450. Further reading about the origin of the pattern can be found on Wikipedia under the article ”Bocksten Man”. The decorative border was inspired by traditional patterns from Ostrobothnia in Fin...

The pattern includes both an English and a Swedish version.

This is a combinded hat and scarf that can be made in any size and with different defails.

These are two warm scarves in Tunisian crochet. The patterns are suitably simple for beginners.

This is a tie in Tunisian crochet.

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This is a warm winter sweater. You can choose to close the sweater with a zipper or the buttons - or both. You can also take off the sleeves and turn the sweater into a waistcoat.

These are plain and simple mittens in Tunisian crochet. The pattern doesn’t describe how to decorate the mittens, but two diagrams are provided in the pattern.

These cuffs in Tunisian crochet are crocheted in the round with a pattern in Tunisian simple stitches (TSS) and Tunisian purled stitches (TPS). The pattern becomes more visible when you are using yarns with more contrast.

This is a soft and warming cowl made in Tunisian crochet.

This cowl was created as an accessory to the “Starship Uniform”, inspired by the TV series Star Trek. In the Star Trek series, different colours signal in what area a member of the crew is working (red = command, gold = operations, teal/blue = sciences).

This is a new and improved version of my previous patter “A Tribute to Star Trek”. The differences are that this sweater

This sweater is specially designed for persons sitting in wheelchair and persons that have difficulties in dressing themselves. There are bi-directional zippers on both sleeves, so that they can be opened both at the top and at the bottom. The front is a little shorter than on other sweaters (so that it will look better when seated) and a littl...

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This is a tunic or dress in Tunisian crochet. The cuts at the shoulders will reveal some bare skin in case you are not wearing something under the tunic.

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This is a simple pattern with a traditional Icelandic yoke. The poncho is circular, but it is not crocheted in the round.

This tasteful and elegant model has a cable knitted pattern, where the cables are in relief like a net above the coloured fields. The grey background is purled, while the areas in deviating colours are knitted. The net itself is in the same colour as the background. The model is available both with and without hood. The illustrations give examp...

This is a large cowl, or circular shawl.

This is an English written and illustrated description of how I prefer to work Tunisian crochet in the round with corded hook.

These finger mittens are made in Tunisian crochet in the round. The pattern describes both half and full-length fingered versions.

This is a hat in Tunisian crochet inspired by Viking helmets, but clearly both softer and warmer. You can crochet a half or full visor, and you can roll up the visor or hide it in the helmet when you don’t need or want to cover your face or ears.

This is a hood inspired by Nordic viking traditions. It’s the perfect garment when it’s cold and windy, since it will keep head, neck and chest warm in most types of weather.

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This design is based on traditional patterns from Vörå, a town close to Vaasa on the west coast of Finland. I found a photo of Marketta Luutonen’s sweater in an almost identical design in the Finnish crafting magazine “Taito” (2016, nr 6, page 12). I made diagrams based on the photo, but modified the shaping around the waist, and added a bit of...

This is a warm shawl in Tunisian cro-chet. The pattern is suitably simple for beginners.

The pattern includes both an English and a Swedish version.

The pattern includes both an English and a Swedish version.

The pattern includes both an English and a Swedish version.

This is nice and simple hat in Tunisian crochet. It is a very suitable project for a complete beginner in Tunisian crochet.

I have designed these diagrams to be used with folkloric clothing and accessories from Ostrobothnia, Finland.

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I created this typeface to use for Tunisian crochet, but it can easily be applied to other crafts as well.

About this pattern:This pattern was made to knit socks that go with the Karleby folk costume from Finland, but the pattern can be used with many different costumes. In Karleby and Öja, the socks are supposed to be white or bright red

This blanket in Tunisian crochet was made out of 1 kilo leftover yarn. The striped pattern is totally random (depending on how much yarn I had in each colour). It is quite decorative, nice and tosty.

This is a simple little scarf with a knotty pattern similar to the “Magical scarf” from my book “Tunisian crochet for leisure and pleasure”.

Christmas cards in Tunisian crochet!

This is a pattern for mittens from Central Ostrobothnia (Keski-Pohjanmaa) in Finland.

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These potholders make a suitable project for a beginner in Tunisian crochet. You can decorate the potholders by crocheting a pattern in assorted colours or by decorating the finished potholders with cross stitches.

This is a plain and simple cowl that can be used around the neck or over the head.

This rose in Tunisian crochet can be used as a brooch or a book mark – for both men and women.