Find your scrap yarn, and knit these woolen mittens for the fall

Warm woolen mittens, knitted in fair isle.

This is a nice easy project if you have some left over yarn (scrap yarn).

Stranded shawl knitted in the rounds with steek stitches

Christmas Shawl anno 2025

The shawl is knitted in the rounds with steek stitches. You onlynknit with two colors at a time

Poncho inspired by the Tower Bridge of London.

This poncho was inspired by the pulpiit of the church of Dalby, as I saw it on christmas eve.

Easy babyblanket with a fair isle border

Easy baby blanket with a fair isle border

Nice little baby blanket, knitted in the round, with a fair isle border.

The holly leaves can be knitted with a glitterthread held together with the contrasting color, for an extra touch.

Holly Wreath Shawl is a warm shawl, knitted in pure wool, with a little glitter twist in the Holly leaves.

This version of “Vine Leaf Stole Warm” is a warmer version than the “Vine Leaf Stole Light”

This version of “Vine Leaf Stole, light” makes a light, cooler garment than the warmer version “Vine Leaf Stole, Warm”

Warm woolen mittens, knitted in Fair Isle technique.

This shawl is knitted in the rounds using steek stitches.

Cowl knitted in Fair Isle.

Light summer Stole, knitted in the rounds with steek stitches.

This Stole is knitted in the rounds with steek stitches.

Use up some of your leftover yarn, or combine all your favorite colors in this Stole.

This shawl was designed as a Christmas shawl with the Poinsettia flower in mind. But it was also intended to be shawl that could be used at other times of the year.

This Ocean Wind Stole is knitted on a circular needle with steek stitches.

Light Summer Shawl, knitted in the rounds with Steek stitches.

This Poinsettia Stole is knitted on circular needle 3,5 (US 4) with steek stitches.