The JUST 2 ROWS MORE scarf has a clean structural look which makes it highly suitable for both men and women. It is an easy knit, making it ideal for beginner knitters and commuter knitting.

The Scrappy Hat knits up easily using scraps of yarn with a gauge of 24 sts over 10 cm. The basic unisex hat can be customized by knitting a double brim or be knit longer for a baggy hat.

The DUBLIN HAT was inspired by a visit to the Convention Centre Dublin, and is an easy and quick knit unisex style. It can be worn with the brim turned up, or as a slouchy hat.

Aery is a wonderfully soft and cosy cabled scarf well suited for both men and women. The scarf both starts and ends with garter stitch rows, and the cables are knit with a background pattern of knit/purl ribbing, making it look good on both sides!

Do you have 25 gram of sock yarn or more around? No ideas what to make of it? Look no further - here’s a sweet little garter stitch scarf to tide you over!

The SPEIRA hat has a subtle spiralling pattern of purl and knits, in the traditional style of a watchman cap. It can be worn with the brim turned up, or as a slouchy hat. The pattern has three sizes (child, adult small and medium/large). The tweedy yarn gives it a rugged, outdoorsy look. It has a subtle spiralling pattern of purl and knits, tha...

When Santa comes visiting, he’ll need his own napkin or dishcloth for those pesky cookie crumbs or spilt milk!

Sommerens lette nett er klar! Perfekt til en liten tur på stranden, eller hvis du skal handle litt. Eller kanskje som en skittentøypose på reise?

The Knit-in Movie Night hat is made for everyone who loves knitting and movies. Proclaim your love to the world!

The TORUNN shawl is a gently curving sideways knit shawl with a knitted on border in a contrasting colourway in a light fingering yarn. The shawl can be knit in different yarn weights, as well as in one colour. It is especially designed to sit well on the shoulders and drape nicely around the neck.

The Major Ursa hat was designed for the 75th World Science Fiction Convention i Helsinki, Finland 9.-13. August 2017. It was inspired by the convention artwork, and features spaceships, star constellations and of course the Major Ursa herself.

ÅSGARD (ASGARD) is a comfortably slightly slouchy cabled hat for early spring/autumn. The one-size hat is knitted in the round from the bottom up with a twisted rib brim, with cables knitted on a reverse stocking stitch background. Pattern is both charted and fully written.

Veivetlua skal symbolisere de ulike veiene vi tar eller har tatt for å komme til hjemstedet vårt, og er spesielt laget for alle som føler tilknytning til Veitvet og Groruddalen.

Seventeen Hats is an idea that came to me while fiddling around with cable patterns. I suddenly ‘saw’ the cable as a hat, and all I could see was hats! And all hats need a fun pompom topper, don’t they? So why settle for one hat when you can knit seventeen?

The I love Setesdal Hat has its roots in the Norwegian heritage knitting traditions from Setesdal, updated for a modern slouchy look.

The High Fidelity Hat is fully reversible and the stretchy lattice/cable pattern makes for a very accommodating fit.

The Oslo Shrug has its roots in the traditional Lusekofte-sweater and the classic knitting patterns collected by Annichen Sibbern Bøhn in “Norwegian Knitting Designs”. The Lusekofte with the single stitches (lice) of a contrasting colour has had a special position in Norwegian knitting traditions for a long time. It has recently seen a new revi...

If you’re looking for a quick one-ball knit, look no further than these zigzag mitts.

The reversible Seriatim Cowl is a quick and easy knit based on the traditional basket weave pattern, emphasizing the thick and thin properties of the yarn. Three sizes are given; small, funnel and large.

Circe’s Circles is a necklace or a cowl of nested circles of stockinette knit in the round.It’s great for gifts, and provides that little extra warmth without the bulkiness of a larger cowl.Circe’s Circles is a quick and easy project – it can be done in an evening!

The pattern for the Leagrave Shawl was inspired by the ancient ziggurats of Babylonia, and combines easy garter stitch with blocks of colour in rectangles and triangles to create one large seamless triangle.

The stretchy Bamboo stitch makes these fingerless mitts great for gifting as they fit pre-teens to adult men. Make them short or long, with contrasting cuffs or no thumbs – it’s your choice!

Sometimes you just yearn for a simple hat. A no-frills hat that is quick to knit up and an easy project on the go. A simple stockinette hat that goes with everything; that does the trick!

This winter I’m prepared! I’ve made the Eskimo Hat in Garnstudio Drops Eskimo yarn, and the easy stranded pattern is sure to keep me warm when the cold hits. The bulky yarn makes it a quick knit, and the pom-pom ticks the box for the fun factor!

The Knutr Mitts have a classical, sleek look but with a difference - the knotted twists are a focal point for the Malabrigos Rios yarn. The mitts are knit top down from the knuckles, one at a time, and the pattern is both written and charted. A photo tutorial is included for the knots.

This quick knit cowl or neck warmer is a great stash buster, and the soft Malabrigo Merino Worsted makes it a joy to wear beneath your coat in the cold season.

The Arwen cowl is all about knits and purls in a changing graphic pattern, making it interesting to knit. Two skeins of Malabrigo Merino Worsted in different colorways are needed for this looped cowl. It’s fully reversible, and can also be made with a single skein for a smaller, one loop cowl.

The Summerly scarf is not just a scarf, it’s also a cowl, depending on your needs of the day. With decorative buttons, it’s easy to convert from scarf to cowl.

This is by no means an original idea, but here it is anyway. Basically, it’s a very easy knit cowl with spectacular results due to the long color-changes of the Noro yarn. And it’s a great way of using up single balls of yarn from your stash. Not to say a great project for quick gifts and commuter knitting!

This is a medium sized slouchy hat and great for using up scraps of yarn. You’ll need at least two different colors for the slipped pattern to show. Using high contrast colors really shows off the slipped stitches pattern.

This little bookmark is a great gift for an engineer, a math person or just your common garden variety of geek as it uses the FIBONACCI sequence of numbers for the pattern.

My hometown and capital of Norway hosted the 2011 Nordic World Ski Championships, and my boyfriend wanted a special hat to wear while attending the big ski-jump competition.

The Fall Down shawlette was designed as a simple stockinette top-down shawl to showcase the color shifts of the yarn. The bulky yarn had lived it’s previous life as a garter stitch scarf. Unloved, the scarf was sent off to a fleamarket, where it was rescued and later unravelled by me.