One Skein Shawls is a collection of Maria Olsson Designs including

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Cowls are certainly one of the most versatile accessories there is. This cowl is a younger sister to the Crystal Chandelier Shawl. It knits up quickly in a DK yarn. You can use any yarn you like and just add or remove repeats.

Lövmossen is a set with a sweater, hat and a cowl. The sweater and will be published later this summer.

Lövmossen is a set with a sweater, hat and a cowl. The sweater will be published later this summer.

These Chevron Gloves are designed to be worn either with folded or unfolded cuff. Size S is for a hand with 18-19cm circumference and sice M is for 19-20cm. They have a tight fit and can be modified length-wise as you go.

Änggården shawl is inspired by a flower meadow in Änggården in Gothenburg. The colours in the yarn matches the meadow perfectly. The semi-circle shaped shawl is easy to wear and the garter stitch body makes it really cozy to wear both in winter and chilly evenings. The shawl is shaped using short-rows.

This is a kids version of my Lombard Street Cardigan. Baby Lombard Street Cardigan is worked seamlessly from the centre of the collar

The thrill of walking down a buzzing seaside pier is the inspiration behind Kettle Yarn Co.’s new The Boardwalk Collection in the new luminous hues of ISLINGTON DK.

This sock pattern was designed based on my Surry Hills Cardigan and published in the SIV 2015 Pamphlet.

This sweater is knitted top down with a seamless set in sleeve. A faux seam is added along the sides to prevent the linen yarn from twisting . The pattern includes instructions for crocheted edgings and jogless stripes.

Errata for the magazine version:

Surry Hills is a very special place for me. It’s not only the first neighborhood I put my feet down on in Sydney. It is also the neighborhood where I got married. It represents so much for me that I had to use the name for this design.

This shawl is based on three triangles where the left and right triangles are knitted in an arrow lace pattern and the midsection is worked in garter stitch. The edging is applied sideways and the stitches are bound off as you go.

This raglan shaped cardigan is knitted top down. The raglan increases are incorporated in the beautiful leaf lace pattern. The ribbing is embellished with fake cables and the 3/4-lenght sleeves are embellished with leaves.

Lombard St Cardigan is worked seamlessly from the centre of the collar

Siesta Key Tee is inspired by the beautiful beach Siesta Key on the Floridian west coast. The tee is designed to be worn during summer time and can preferably be knitted in cool fibers like cotton, bamboo or linen. The garment is knitted up quickly using minimal yardage.

This is a bottom up textured shawl with a maze pattern inspired by andean knitwear. The body has twisted stitches forming diamond shapes. Short rows finish the shawl shaping and it’s bound off using iCord Cast off for a sturdy edging.

This shawl is knitted from side to side on the bias with short row shaping and a garter stitch body and a lace edging and an icord selvedge. All made at once!

This crescent-shaped shawl has a leafy lace pattern around the edging, with cables separating the lace panels and a pretty scalloped edging. It’s shaped using short rows and has a sturdy i-cord cast-off.

This is a bottom up two-sided lace shawl. The pattern reminds me of small crystal chandeliers. The delicate edging on the sides are made from yarn overs and the top edging is bound off using picot bind-off. The shawl can be repeated for as many times as you like. The sample is knitted with 6 repeats and measures 130x70 cm.

Jeanne D’Arc was a heroine. Heroine in armour. This fabric reminds me of armour. But an armour for the 21st century.

How about a pair of heart mittens to warm your or your loved ones hands this winter?

Lotus Shawl is knitted from just a single skein of MadTosh sock. The design is based on a lacy lotus flower pattern. The pattern can be repeated until requested size is obtained adn finished with a less lacy flower. The shawl is cast off using a crochet hook. You will find a tutorial here:

This is a simple lace pattern with both written and charted instructions. The pattern contains 2 alternative edgings.

This is a simple lace cowl in a leaf pattern. The pattern includes both written and charted instructions and two alternative edgings.

This is a shawl for us who want to avoid purl stitches. It’s worked from top-down starting with a slipped stitch and garter stitch body and ending with a diamond lace edging.

I designed this hat after getting a request from my best friend AnnaKarin. She wanted a hat with a bit of a classy look and a touch of the 20’s. I wanted the hat to look like it would suit the Charleston dancers from the 20’s visiting Scandinavia.

I have promised my boyfriend a pair of socks for a long time. I really don’t fancy knitting plain socks in size 43 so I decided to design a pair of my own. Since we were on vacation in the Moselle valley in Germany at this time I was inspired by the winding Moselle River.

This is a generic pattern for how to make a cozy sleeve for your netbook, laptop, cell phone, iPod, iPad…you name it!

These mittens remind me of swirly meringues. I chose super-washed yarn containing nylon to prevent it from felting and to achieve defined stitches. The pattern is based on twisted stitches either leaning to the left or to the right.

These mittens are inspired by the Swedish designer Stig Lindberg who made a pattern called Berså for Gustavsbergs Pottery Factory in 1970. This is my version of the pattern. I hope you’ll enjoy it!

These mittens are inspired by the Swedish designer Stig Lindberg who made a pattern called Berså for Gustavsbergs Pottery Factory in 1970. This is my version of the pattern. I hope you’ll enjoy it!

This is a cowl I made for my mom last Christmas. It’s a fast knit and you will finish it in one evening. Feel free to ask me any questions concerning this pattern!

The pattern is available in English and Swedish.

The pattern is available in English and Swedish.