Garb Sweater is a bold, effortlessly cool statement piece with a raw, deconstructed feel. Worked top-down in stockinette stitch, it begins with a shaped neckline, followed by German Short Rows to contour the back neck for an improved fit. The yoke is constructed with saddle shoulder increases that seamlessly transition into arm increases, creat...

Meet the Margrethe Scarf — a dainty, elegant piece with just the right amount of detail and charm. Knitted from tip to tip, this scarf combines cableknit and ribbing, finished with polished i-cord edges for a refined look. Its delicate size allows it to be tied once or twice around your neck, making it the perfect accessory to elevate any outfit.

Inspired by the iconic turquoise shawl worn by Carrie in Sex and the City (Season 2, Episode 6), the Carrie Sweater brings a bold, maximalist flair with a dopamine-boosting twist. Crafted with chunky mesh stitch from sleeve to sleeve, this design features a relaxed silhouette and voluminous balloon sleeves, achieved through strategic increases ...

Introducing the Maxi Tote—a fun and versatile crochet project that’s as bold as it is practical! This roomy bag is made with two strands of feltable yarn held together with scrap yarn, giving it a unique texture and style. Crocheted primarily in single crochet for a sturdy body, the decorative edge and handles use half-double crochet through th...

Elevate your winter essentials with the Perfect Chunky Mittens pattern—a sleek and slim-fit design that follows the curves of your hand perfectly. Create a classic and versatile accessory that combines style with functionality.

Introducing the Jota Bucket Bag knitting pattern—a perfect project to use up your yarn stash or create a stylish storage solution for your everyday essentials.

Experience the true Norwegian outdoor culture with the Turvotten (Hiking Mitten) pattern, created in collaboration with the DNT - Oslo og Akershus.

Introducing the Venus Pouch knitting pattern—a festive and elegant bag perfect for special events.

Pattern: Two panels are first knitted in garter stitch - which will be front and back. Then stockinette stitch is worked back and forth while casting in picked-up stitches along the inside of the panels. Finally, you meet the beginning in the middle og the bottom of the bag, and finish with the kitchener stitch.