Lucia Slippers

For the first few days, Lille Lars is 20% off to celebrate the launch. No code necessary. Thanks for knitting with me!

Maren Sofie Pullover

Fie Pullover

Windmills were built to drain water from the lowlands for homes and gardens, to cut wood, and grind wheat and rye. To me, windmills represent home, shelter, bread and flowers. Everything cozy or as the Dutch would say, “gezellig”. Once we were in the Netherlands for Molendagen, when all the mills are open for a weekend, and our little family ro...

Emma Vest

These Spring Chicks are the perfect size to cover a plastic Easter egg.

Ebba Vest

HAAKON PULLOVER

Inge Slippers

Florence is 20 % off for the launch. No code necessary.

Lady Cordelia Cardigan

Lady Cordelia Cardigan

Maja Pullover (Top Down)

Mattie Pullover

These mittens were designed as a fundraiser for the people of Ukraine. The price is a bit higher than my normal patterns because the purpose of this design is to give humanitarian aid to the people of Ukraine. All proceeds from the sale of this pattern will go to the Red Cross Ukraine. Thank you for joining me!

Fritz

Venner Hat

Lars Birge

Sander Cowl

Fingerless mitt pattern created for the Nordic Knit Conference, Seattle, 2021.

Mattie Cardigan

This pattern can be found in issue 12 of Laine Magazine.

Finn Fingerless Mitts

Norma Jumper

Lina Cardigan

Mette Blanket

Lasse Hat

Larsdatter Slippers are my twenty-first slipper pattern. If you don’t know this already. I am sentimental and have often designed clothing with secret messages for my children. This pattern is very personal to me, but I figure we all need a lift just now, so I thought I would share these slippers and the thoughts behind them with you. Knitting ...

Sørine Slippers are my twentieth Slipper pattern. I am so excited to share these slippers with you! I have already made three pairs of slippers, and I made each pair with a different DK-weight yarn. The first pair, I made with the beautiful Selkirk Worsted by Fleece and Harmony. The second pair I made with Shelter by Brooklyn Tweed, and the thi...

Errata

Silver Lake Vest

Norma is a bottom-up sweater with a circular yoke of Gotland rose available in 12 sizes..Knit with Brooklyn Tweed Arbor I’ve LOVED this sweater.

Goro Cardigan

I love Valentine’s Day. I love winter and paper hearts and Valentines boxes and kids walking home from school with love notes from every member of the class. We love to leave small pink and red treasures on our porch from a “secret admirer” for each of our kids and ring the doorbell and run. I designed this hat to celebrate Valentine’s all year...

Hans Christian Slippers

Solveig was inspired by Solveig’s Song in Grieg’s Peer Gynt Suite.

Arthur Olsen was my great grandpa. He was born in Norway, and as a boy he skied to school. He immigrated to the United States with his family when he was ten years old. He returned to Norway as a young man , but then crossed the Atlantic one more time to live in the United States for the rest of his life . He was a major influence throughout my...

Dala Horse Hat

Krissy Mitten are named after a pair of reindeer mittens I loved when I was 5 years old and everyone called me Krissy. I went sledding with a friend and her family, and while sledding, I got a bit scared, and put my hand out to slow my sled down and my beloved mitten flew off into the deep snow. I tried to find my mittens by climbing up the ste...

Svendsdatter Pullover

Marjorie Jumper

Margaret Slippers have a midsummer flower feel and are a quick knit. These slippers were named after my great great grandmother, who immigrated from Wales. She brought with her a spinning wheel to spin flax.

Annika is a traditional yoke sweater with a happy tulip motif. This is an excellent first sweater. It knits up quickly. Knit bottom up in the round, and has the option of short or 3/4 length sleeves (or longer if you wish). Knit in either cotton or wool. Pattern includes instructions and yarn quantities for a short-sleeve version knit with the ...

Lady Catherine Hat

Larsdatter Mittens

Mette is a traditional Norwegian cardigan with an all-over Selbu star pattern. I love this motif with the stars representing protection, guidance, and light, with hearts in the corners that form smaller stars representing love and courage. The Mette cardigan was designed with my grandfather’s grandmother Mette Hansen in mind. She was the essenc...

This pattern can be found in issue 7 of Laine Magazine.

This easy-to-make selbu star cozy is named for my great grandma, Mette Hansen.I love this motif with the stars representing protection, guidance, and light, with hearts in the corners that form smaller stars representing love and courage. The Mette cardigan was designed with my grandfather’s grandmother Mette Hansen in mind. She was the essence...

Montreal cozy is a love letter to Canada. This cozy has a large snowflake motif made out of 4 maple leaves, with 2 additional snowflakes in the negative space. This cozy was knit for my son to celebrate his last month in Montreal. Montreal is an incredibly beautiful city, where my son has been privileged to live. This is a love letter to Montre...

Norwegian fingerless mitts. Traditional with a twist.

My designs are inspired by my Scandinavian heritage, and I love how symbolic Norwegian patterns are. I was thrilled when Patricia Ann Fortune ask me to collaborate with her on this Immigrant Mitten. She had the vision of a Selbu mitten that would tell the story of Immigration. She had the idea to use a Selbu Star to represent Norway, and an 5-p...

This sweater was designed and knit for my daughter’s 25th birthday in a weekend. I have always loved the Icelandic Yoke Sweater (Lopapeysa) for its coziness and speedy knitting .Once you get the hang of it, these sweaters fly off the needles. but the fact that an experienced knitter can make one in a weekend, does not lessen the wow factor of t...

Pedersdatter is knit in the round, bottom up. It’s mostly knit with two colors at once, but there are several rows with three colors at once. The yellow and gold tulips are knit with the light yellow, and then the gold is made entirely with duplicate stitch after the knitting is completed. This makes it so that you don’t have to knit with four ...

I love this beautiful 4-color cowl (often 3 colors are carried at once) made with Rauma Tumi. This cozy has a subtle white and grey Latvian braid at the bottom and top of the cowl and colorwork in-between. This is the perfect project to learn how to manage 3 colors at once. To manage all those strands, I hold two contrasting colors in my left h...

Lotta is a whimsical pair of slippers that knit with white and blue with gold and red is added with embroidery.

Bergitte is knit completely in the round, bottom up. The ribbing and the button bands are cast on and knit together for the entire ribbing portion. Next the button bands are placed on holders (to be dealt with later) and then a steek is added and the body is knit. Next you knit the sleeves. Then you join the sleeves to the body and knit the yok...

I love this flowery yoke so much. I made three. The cropped, boxy fit and 3/4 length sleeves make Bergitte perfect for spring or cool summer evenings. It’s a super quick knit. Also includes instructions for a short-sleeve summer top knit with cotton.

Christian Peter is the men’s version of Dagna (or a boyfriend fit for women). I love this modern XO pattern. It’s one of my favorites. The sizes are based on men’s sizing.

Annetje is a super quick knit. Inspired by canal houses in Amsterdam. Knit bottom up, with all the fun color work as a reward at the top. Worsted weight.

This neck warmer was designed to be knit quickly and shipped off to warm a friend immediately.

This cozy neck warmer is knit in the round with a Latvian Braid at the top and bottom and a lining for extra warmth.

These happy fingerless mitts are knit with 2 colors at a time. The simple addition of some embroidered flowers and French knots make them look much more complicated than they really are to knit.

When I began Scandiwork, and decided to name all my knitting patterns afterancestors, these mittens were my very first design. My Norwegian grandpa’s name was Olsen. Here in America, both men and women go by the family name Olsen. But following Norwegian tradition, my family tree is filled with Olsens and

These quick-knit mittens in the Norwegian Selbu tradition produce a cozy mitten filled with symbolism for things the world could use a little more of right now: Hope, love, kindness, and courage. Includes heart-shaped cinnamon roll recipe.

Dala Horse Sweater in 12 Adult sizes and 5 Children’s sizes

Buy both the Dagna Yoke Sweater and the Dagna Cardigan for $13.

Aunt Dag is a family legend. Dagna Alvilda Marie Olsen was my Great Grandpa Olsen’s sister who immigrated alone to Utah from Norway in 1898 at the age of12 (her family would come later). Dag was born in Ullensaker, Norway, in 1886.

I love these little Dala Horse Mitts. They are knit with two colors at once , and the little blue saddles are added with a duplicate stitch. These mitts have been a favorite in our house.

The Hansen Slipper is the largest slipper in my collection.

A whimsical Swedish Christmas pillow with a checkerboard back and a button closure. Featuring Julbocken, Santa Lucia, paper hearts, Dalahästen and more. The pillow is 20-inches square. It takes 3 skeins of each color in either Malabrigo Worsted or Berroco Modern Cotton.

An Ode To Holland

An Ode To Sweden

A perfect summer dress for the little girl in your life.

Where we live the weather is still bouncing back and forth between winter and spring, and even in the summer, the nights and mornings can be cool.

Slippers for Spring

FULL COLLECTION NORSEKNITS EBOOK NOW AVAILABLE!

I wanted at least one slipper in the Norseknits Collection to be overtly masculine and un-flowery. These Peder slippers, named for my great grandfather who emigrated from Norway, and for our youngest son who was named after him, fit the bill. While the motif is purely Scandinavian, it coincidentally feels Celtic, which is perfect for the Lord-o...

Norwegian motif women’s slippers are fun to make, fun to wear, and fun to give away.

Norwegian-inspired slippers are mittens for your feet. Common in Scandinavia,

Norwegian-inspired slippers are mittens for your feet. Common in Scandinavia, once you wear them you’ll never go back to bare feet on cold wood floors.

Little slippers knit up quickly. They are knit in the round with double-pointed needles and have a single piece construction. The heel is knit flat and sewn together and then the top of the slipper is knit like a mitten. Astrid Slippers keep little ones cozy on chilly nights or frosty mornings. I love the happy crowns at the top of the slipper ...

Norwegian-inspired slippers are mittens for your feet. Common in Scandinavia,once you wear them you’ll never go back to bare feet on cold wood floors.

Norwegian-inspired slippers are mittens for your feet. Common in Scandinavia,

MITTENS FOR YOUR FEET!

Ingeborg Slippers