Lövly is a sweater which from the pattern can be worked in four different versions. There are instructions for long-sleeved and short-sleeved version as well as one colour or two colour version. It’s up to you to mix and match what suits you best!

While the weather might be getting colder, there is no reason to stop wearing dresses! Cousteau is a winter dress in a thicker alpaca yarn to make you both warm and comfy.

The colour pattern comes from bronze age rock carvings in south of Sweden, a big inspiration for me.

A design I made for my sister as she turned 18. I wanted it simple but still incorporate some colour and a stitch pattern. Its meant to work in most seasons and were inspired by ceramics.

This warming top is worked from the middle of the square out in two pieces and then sewn together. After that the cuffs are added.

Flowing and warming at the same time. Perfect for chilly nights and warmer days.

Klaras Sol is worked bottom up in one piece without seams. The motif on the front comes from a swedish rock carving from the bronze age, which to me is a lovely inspiration.

A simple fitted sweater with some lovely cable details at the edges makes Emmylou a useful and good looking sweater for many seasons.

With spring time rolling in it is time to work some cotton and linen. Lovis is a warming wrap cardigan which closes with both snap buttons on the inside and ordinary buttons on the visible side.

Wanna play with some stripes? You’ve come to the right place. Copa Azura is a quick knit with an original look. The collar can be worn in different ways depending on your preference.

Spring is in the air, on the ground and in my mind. Vaixell is a warming but thin cardigan with another fantastic motif from the rock carvings of the swedish bronze age.

A handy bag for many occasions. It shares the colour pattern from my skirt design Elk in the trees, two elks who was originally carved on a big rock some 3000 years ago here on the swedish country side. Perfect pattern for a bag, and a skirt!

With a bit of retro colorwork, Marielle is a quite simple but lovely sweater. Not very thick, but not very thin, perfect for coming spring!

When winter is at it’s coldest, the only thing better than a warm sweater is a warm dress! Szerda is such a dress, with a built in warming collar which can be worn around the shoulders as well.

Kedja is a simple pattern with an interesting look to it. The only skills required are stockinette, garter stitch, picking up sts and decreasing. The braid is done by hand after all the knitting is done, and there is a photo tutorial in the pattern to guide you.

Helmia has the interesting look of looking simple from the front, but with an eye catching stitch pattern vertically on the sleeves with both bobbles and cables. Since it is a raglan sweater, the stitch pattern continues up all the way to the neck.

Worked in a wonderful cotton bamboo blend, Birka is a soft and warming hat. You can easily work it with a more slouchy style, or more tight fitting.

Meet Salmachia, a skirt that works almost year around. It has a pretty straight shape and can be worn at the waist or at the hip, depending on how you like it. The waistband makes it easy to adjust.

A cosy, wooly, warm fall sweater with interesting cable details around the yoke. Could also be worked in cotton to adjust it for spring. Maybe one of each?!

Stunning like Katlas flames, I give you this design! With a nice stitch pattern up top and the stockinette following it, Katla gives a simple but interesting look.

All snowflakes are unique :)

What does fall mean to you? To me it is all knitting, and fall is coming! Andromeda is a vest worked in mostly brioche, which makes a very soft and cosy fabric. Add that to an already very soft and warm wool yarn, and you can imagine it’ll keep you just warm enough for the chilly fall days to come.

Need another skirt? You have come to the right place.

Urd is the bag for those times you just need your phone, keys and your wallet. Taking a walk, going to the store, at work..

Asken is a sweater worked in cotton for the beginning of spring, with a tree just starting to bloom. The cuffs are worked in moss stitch, and the rest of the sweater is worked in reversed stockinette. It is worked in two pieces and then sewn together at the sides.

Violina is a sweater for those days when its not too warm and not too cold. A spring sweater, knitted in thin linen and cotton yarn.

The pattern includes instructions for 5 sizes, XS-XL. Finished measurements of the bust: 84 (92 - 102 - 114 - 122) cm/33 (36.25 - 40.25 - 45 - 48)”, which is meant to be worn with some ease. Model is wearing size S.