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Barbed wire lets nothing pass it. A Wired cowl is one of the best ways of keeping the cold from reaching you and the warmth from fleeing.

As radio waves bounce off the ionosphere and return to Earth, a skywave layer envelopes the planet.

Falling gently from the sky, snow crystals are formed by perfectly arranged water molecules. Knitted slowly with your own hands, Snow Crystal shawls are formed by perfectly arranged stitches. Both processes reward us with unique and beautiful creations.

Having your heart on a string denotes the deepest feelings of love or sympathy. May your own heartstrings be tugged on, but never broken.

The holes and triangles created by the Firebolt pattern can be interpreted as many different things, for me it’s anything from the bristles of magical broomsticks to an astronomic phenomenon. What do you see in these little shapes?

The wonders of life come in many forms. Several are variations of carbon, giving us a wide span of beauties from branches to diamonds. Like carbon, knitting has near endless possibilities, offering such a diversity. Here, we explore the beauty of lace branches and diamonds.

Like undulating waves caressing small pebbles by the waterfront, this shawl has flowing shapes and distinct little rocks.

A study of angles in beads and lace, showcasing my passion for mathematics. I sometimes compare math with knitting, both lace and equations can be overwhelming at first glimpse. However, once broken down into sections of knits, purls or multiplications, a new world opens up to us that is surprisingly attainable.

As the provider of light, warmth and an overall sustainer of life on Earth, I think it’s time to praise the sun!

Coral reefs are fragile and beautiful, much like shawls actually. But while coral reefs are most prominent in tempered waters, I think I can use shawls in all climates.

I guess everyone has at some point found themselves drawing hearts, the both rounded and edgy shape is addictive for many reasons. Hearts lined up together make me think of baking cookies but let’s try to make a shawl instead!

Bound in a bouquet or climbing up a trellis, how do you like your flowers best? Here the two are combined in a perfect blend of geometrical shapes and floral softness. The twisting of the flowers’ stems is mirrored in the central motif, forming a spiraling trellis.

Resting quietly inside each tiny seed, a surprise is waiting to happen. With the right conditions, life becomes evident as the first sprout breaks through the soil…

Mimosa is one of those plants that really make me happy, it has a wonderful smell, but most of all it’s the shape and colour of those fuzzy little flowers. Like clusters of small suns they light up any garden or flower bouquet, and when portrayed by nupps or beads, any shawl.

I like to collect pretty things, but catching actual butterflies isn’t going about it my way. I prefer to capture their shape and beauty using a Japanese butterfly lace, accentuated with a purled background and arranged to adorn a shawl.

This square design is knitted from the center out.

Pasque Flower is a triangular shawl knitted from the neck down. The Pasque Flower is a traditional Estonian lace motif, here it is used as an intricate border on a triangular shawl ending with romantic ruffles. It has patterning on the right side rows only, wrong side rows are purled. The pattern is charted.

Heart Vine is a triangular shawl knitted from the neck down, it is adjustible in size and yarn requirements are variable. It has patterning on the right side rows only, wrong side rows are purled. The pattern is charted. Use needles to obtain a desired lace effect. Circular needles are recommended.

Leaf by Leaf is a triangular shawl knitted from the neck down. The pattern consists of leaves in different sizes, inspired by traditional Estonian knitting and lace doilies. Leaf by Leaf is adjustable in size and yarn requirements are variable. It has patterning on the right side rows only, wrong side rows are purled. The pattern is charted. Use...

Rhombus is a scarf or stole pattern with small and large rhombi. The pattern is adjustable in length and width. Only right side rows are patterned.

Fylleryd is a triangular lace shawl with patterning on the right side rows only, wrong side rows are purled. The pattern is charted and includes nupps.

Orchid Shawl is a triangular lace shawl with patterning on the right side rows only, wrong side rows are purled. The pattern is charted and beads are optional. The main lace stitch has often been referred to as a waterlily but when I look at it I see an orchid.

Lavandula is a triangular lace shawl with patterning on the right side rows only, wrong side rows are purled. The pattern is charted.