23 x 23 cm in size when using same yarn and needle size.

Made out of one ball of fingering sock yarn, this scarf measures 26 x 130 cm. You can crochet it with less starting chains for a narrower scarf or make it wider, more like a stole, just as you want. Instructions on how to vary the size are in the pattern.

Can be done in any yarn and needle size. Gauge is not important, I just mentioned it to give you an idea. The finished size may be different when using a different yarn.

Made to provide some extra warmth around the ears.

A friendly person pointed out to me that it is not spring now (I am writing these lines in the beginning of November). She is right. Never mind, in the Southern hemisphere it is spring.

The man with the large feet wants socks again. Manly colour, nearly no pattern, just what we are used to hear from him.

This shawl is made to use up your sock yarn leftovers. Of course it can be done in other yarns as well, but if you want to get rid of those leftovers, here you are.

Made out of an aran weight cotton yarn, this dishcloth is 19 x 19 cm in size. Use any yarn that you like. Gauge is not important, it is just listed to give you an idea.

This stranded hat is knitted in a worsted weight wool yarn. You will need about 150 m of the main colour and 30 m of the contrast colour. Brim circumference is 47 cm.

I don’t like winter at all, I don’t like the cold. But it will come, same as every year, better be prepared.

Can be done in any cotton yarn, gauge is not important, but using a different yarn and needle size will change the size of your cloth.

So … the man in your life wants a pair of socks. He wants them with nearly no pattern at all, he wants them in a manly colour, and his feet are large. You love him, may he get his socks. But you don’t want to fall asleep while knitting them.

Ferro is a lacy dishcloth pattern. Use any yarn that you like, gauge is not important. Finished size of the one in the picture is 18 x 18 cm.

This crochet stole is worked in diagonal motifs which you join as you go, no ends to weave in.

This scarf is done in nearly no time at all. It took me two afternoons to finish it.

Use any yarn you like for this dishcloth. Gauge is not important, size and yardage may vary when using a different yarn.

Maybe you’ve got some pompom yarn in your stash. You got it gifted or bought it youself in a moment of weakness, and now you have it. What to do with that stuff?

Koniifere is an easy to knit lace dishcloth pattern. Finished size of mine is 19 x 19 cm, this may vary when using a different yarn and needle size. Gauge is not important.

Made out of a sport weight cotton yarn, this dishcloth has a size of 20 cm each side and uses up about 55 m of yarn. Use any yarn that you like and feel comfortable with. Size may vary when using a different yarn.

This sweater is knitted mostly in a ribbed pattern which is stretchy. You will need a small amount of contrast colour (around 30 m) for the mosaic pattern and at least 850 m of main colour. Yarn used is a worsted cotton yarn.

A ribbed dishcloth pattern with textured ribs and lacy lines in between. Gauge is not important, use any cotton yarn that you like. The size may change when using a different yarn.

Cabled socks made out of fingering sock yarn. The cables are mirrored on the second sock.

Got some sock yarn leftovers that haunt you? Me too. This is one of my tries to get rid of them. The cowl is knit in the round, the circumference is 44 cm. You will need two different colours, 100 m of main colour and 50 m of contrast colour.

Use any cotton yarn that you like. Depending on the yarn, you may need a little more or less yarn. I made another one in a sport weight yarn which used up 57 m, the one in the aran yarn used up 64 m. Gauge is not critical.

The cowl is worked in the round. Circumference of the one in the picture is 110 cm. The size can easily be adjusted. I used a sport weight sock yarn, about 240 meters (260 yards) of the main colour plus a small leftover, (7 meters) of the contrast colour.The pattern should work for other yarn weights as well. Please note that yardage may vary w...

I made this for an old book that was falling apart to make it look nicer. The cover is knitted, but there are crochet edges on both sides, which join the flaps to the top. If you don’t like crocheting, you can also sew it.

Made out of fingering sock yarn. The pattern is an easy 5 stitch repeat, a small chart is included.

Thank you, Susan and Rachel, for your invaluable help ito find a name for this :-)

Use any cotton yarn that you like. Finished size is 22 x 22 cm. Gauge is not critical, but size and yardage may vary if you use another yarn and needle size. Instructions on how to make it larger or smaller are in the pattern.

This dishcloth is knitted without using any purls. The wavy pattern is created by dropping yarnovers. Use any cotton yarn that you like, yardage may vary if you decide to make it smaller or larger or use a completely different yarn.

An easy to knit dishcloth made out of a cotton/linen yarn. Use any yarn that you like, gauge is mentioned to give you an idea of the size of mine (24 x 24 cm), but is not important.

Made out of fingering sock yarn, using an easy lace pattern. You can knit this out of any yarn that you like, but may have to adjust your stitch number. Instructions on how to do that are included in the pattern. Also yardage may vary if you are using a different yarn.

Knitted top down in stockinette stitch, there is a small stranded ribbon around the leg. The stranded pattern is charted.

An easy to crochet potholder which can be made in any cotton yarn. Gauge, yardage and size is for the yarn and hook size that I used. You may want to use a different yarn, size and yardage can vary.

An easy to knit baby bib with eyelets and small lace borders on the sides. If you leave away the strap you will have a dishcloth. Instructions for both bib and dishcloth are included in the pattern.

Knit in the round, use any yarn that you like, make it as wide as you like.

I called this Cowl of Madness because of my slowly shrinking aversion to colorwork. Slowly, very slowly I get used to it. But there have been times when only mentioning this word in my presence would have caused some serious discussions. Might be you find a better name for it. However, here it is. Finished size of mine is 110 cm in the round. T...

A hat made out of fingering sock yarn. Use any yarn that you like, mine used up 134 m of the main colour and 11 m of the contrast colour. Any leftover will do for the colorwork section.

To make the dark days of the year a little brighter. Brim circumference is 48 cm.

These are not my invention. My grandmother had potholders like this. I recently found them again and wanted to make some for myself, to use at home and to keep the memory alive.

A warm scarf in doubleknitted colorwork with an ornament running along each side. Use any yarn and colours that you like. Mine was made in a DK weight yarn, 400 yards (or 370 meters) of each colour are minimum, that’s when I ran out of yarn and had to stop at a length of 130 cm.

There may be times in your life when you need something mindless to knit, be it that you are having turbulent times or be it that the hockey season has started. This sweater does not need much consideration, it is knitted in one piece in garter stitch from sleeve to sleeve, the construction is very easy. Use any worsted weight yarn that you thi...

This is a shopping bag to carry with you for the small things that you see on your way and need to buy. The finished size of mine is 28 x 35 cm. This may vary if you use another yarn.

They won’t help you make housework more fun, but you will have fun before doing the housework…

A little cotton cardi for cool summer evenings.

A stole in lace weight yarn which can easily be adjusted to make a narrower scarf (stitch numbers are given). Use any yarn that you like. The gauge given is for the lace weight, but not really important.

These socks are knitted top down, mostly in stockinette stitch. There is an easy cable which is charted. Instructions for heel and toes are included, but if you have other preferences, do as you like. The pattern is written for European size 38, you can easily adjust it for other sizes by adding stitches or leaving some away.

This is an easy to knit hairband. The smocked stitches may look tricky at first sight, please don’t fear. Mine was made out of fingering cotton yarn, but you can use any yarn that you like. Gauge is not important at all, just knit to the size that you want.

This is my first ever pattern. It is a sleeveless summer top which knits up quickly. You will need about 400 meters plus 150 meters of DK weight yarn in two different colours. Mine was made in two different cotton/linen blends. It is worked flat in two pieces which are seamed in the end.