The shawl is inspired by the traditional Shetland shawls, which are characterized by construction without cast on and cast off edges.

The pattern is one size. You may change size by changing needle size.

The wrist warmers are knitted in a round on double pointed needles size 3 mm.

The cushion is knitted in a simple Fair Isle stripe pattern, which is repeated.

The sweater is knitted in a traditional Fair Isle pattern and technique.

The vest is knitted with traditional Fair Isle technique and motifs. It is knitted in a round with steek stitches and then cut up in the armholes and neckline.

The cardigan is knitted with the traditional Fair Isle technique, where you knit in the round and steek middle front, in the armholes and at the neckline.

The sweater poncho has large width, like a poncho, but has sleeves as a sweater.

The shawl is knitted round and steeked. Start knitting with double pointed needles and change to circular needles as the shawl grows. You may need to change circular needle length more than once.

The shawl is knitted with a simple intarsia technique, where you have a background, knitted with Højlandsuld and add an extra strand in the different colored squares (Silk mohair), so these squares are knitted with two strands.

Supplies:

The sweater is knitted with traditional Fair Isle technique, knit in a round and steeked. However, the bands in the middle of the front and the neckline are knitted back and forth. The sleeves are knitted from top down

The cardigan has a classic kimono shape with ¾ long wide sleeves. Pattern and colors are inspired by the traditional Japanese dyeing technique ikat, but the pattern is also a traditional Faroese pattern.

The finished scarf is double because it is knitted in a round.

The scarf is knitted in a simple intarsia technique, where you have a background surface, knitted with Silkmohair only and then add an extra strand for the different colored squares (Superfine Alpaca), so these squares are knitted with two yarns held together. This results in an almost transparent scarf, where the different-colored squares stan...

The shawl is knitted around and steeked. The water lily motifs are knitted in an intarsia technique, which allows you to knit around. In short, it means that in every other round, you calculate the length of the yarn to be used for the motif, which makes it possible to knit from the “wrong” side.

The sweater is an “oversize” model, which is described in three sizes in the pattern.

The shawl is knitted in double knit, allowing you to use both sides of the shawl. It is knitted with Blackhill Highland wool, but there will of course be the opportunity to use other yarn types. However, it should be noted that the shawl is knitted fairly loose and yarn of pure wool will be most suitable.

The colors are inspired by images of Mars - the red planet.

The shawl is knitted round and steeked. Start knitting with double pointed needles and change to circular needles as the shawl grows. You may need to change circular needle length more than once.

The sweater is knitted in shawl shape, meaning that it has large width and fairly narrow rib knit sleeves that keep the sweater in place.

The shawl is knitted round and steeked. Start knitting with double pointed needles and change to circular needles as the shawl grows. You may need to change circular needle length more than once.

The pattern is written in English and Danish.

The purchase of the individual pattern includes the Danish translations.

Sjalet er strikket rundt i mønsterstrik med 2 farver og efterfølgende klippet op. Man starter med at strikke rundt på strømpepinde og efterhånden, som der tages masker ud, skiftes til længere og længere rundpinde.

The purchase of the individual pattern includes the Danish translation.

The purchase of the individual pattern includes the Danish

The purchase of the individual pattern includes the Danish

The purchase of the individual pattern includes the Danish translations.

The purchase of the individual pattern includes the Danish translations.

The purchase of the individual pattern includes the Danish translations.

The purchase of the individual pattern includes the Danish translations.

The sweater is knitted with stranded knitting for the body and stripes for the sleeves.

The shawl is knitted with stranded knitting with 2 colors and steeked. You start the knitting on double pointed needles and as you increase stitches shift to circular needles fitting the size of the shawl. The edges along the sides of the shawl are knitted after the steeking.

The body of the vest is knitted with stockinette sts and the yoke is knitted with hulkrus (a Scandinavian kind of honeycomb)

The poncho is knitted with stranded knitting. The motif is inspired by the naked branches in the wintertime. Shattered over the poncho are slow flakes made by pieces of fulled i-cord.

The Sweater is knitted in stranded knitting with two colors.

The blanket is knitted in modules.

The cardigan can be knitted in different kinds of yarn. This is what you need to get started:

The sweater is knitted with stranded knitting.

The vest is without seams made of more modules knitted in diagonal direction. That gives the knitting a more flexible shape and makes it fit nicely. The pattern is in 3 sizes: Chest measurement 86 – 96 – 106 cm. It is quite easy to change the size. If you want the vest wider or narrower you can increase more or less stitches in the triangle in ...

The top is knitted in one piece without seams. For the models in the pattern is used different kinds of wool for a warm vest, but the design can as well be knitted of cotton or a similar materiel for a summer top.

Spring is he second of the series of “Season patterns”. For Autumn, which was the first I designed, you had to steek. That prevented many from knitting the cardigan and for Spring, I have designed a pattern where you knit all of it on circular needles.

The yarn is worked double stranded. No gauge is given. I don’t think it is critical for this project.

“Knit a hat” is a small collection of hats patterns. There are 5 different designs, but you can combine parts of the hats in different ways. The hats are all knitted in stranded knitting. Some of the motifs are very simple, some are more challenging.

The shawl is knitted in a round and steeked. The boarder is added afterwards and folded around the steeked edges. Supplies:

A collection of patterns:

There is no time of the year like Christmas, where decorations call for warm colours, gold and glitter. With these wristlets I have tried to combine usefulness with the Christmas spirit.

The cardigan is knitted in Kauni effect yarn. For the models are used green and yellow nuances for the background and blue/violet/green for the leaves for the cardigan at the right side of the picture - rainbow colours for the one left at the upper picture.

For the skirt is used Evilla Artyarn 8/2, but you can as well use Kauni yarn or other qualities in the same thickness. The upper part of the skirt, around the hips, is knitted in ribbed knitting and the lower part in an eyelet pattern.

Anne- Evilla is knitted in different techniques.

There are no specific yardage requirements. The shawl that was knit in the photos were made using the following colors and total grams needed to finish the sample shawl.

There are no specific yardage requirements. The shawl that was knit in the photos were made using the following colors and total grams needed to finish the sample shawl.