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The mittens in the e-book feature three different thumb styles, the Selbu style, the sore thumb and the life line thumb. For the two first thumb styles, there are two different ways of working the gusset. There are two sizes for each version, achieved by different gauges.

Three colourful patterns where you can use your fingering and sportweight scrap yarn:

Bli med og strikk et deilig sofateppe fullt av blomster, eller kanskje et lite babyteppe. I “Jeg velger meg april” kommer mønster på de første vårblomstene. Seinere kommer det flere blomster - jeg kan ikke love når. Bruk gjerne fantasien og lag dine egne.

Sjal Sjonglør er et morsomt sjal strikka i tynt ullgarn som holdes dobbelt, som Shetland Soft fra Malsen og Mor, Karmin Supersoft eller liknende tynt ullgarn. Her kan du bruke opp restegarn!

The sweater VÅRKLØVER (SPRING CLOVER) is worked from the bottom up in the round, then divided for armholes and neck before working the separate parts flat to the shoulders. The front neckband is worked as you go, leaving the live stitches on holders. The shoulder seams are grafted using the three-needle bind off. The neckband is then continued ...

Make yourself a new hat for the festive season! Or use less festive colours to wear it all winter, it’s up to you. It would also make a great Christmas gift.

L Ø V K R O N E - crown of leaves

Colourful sweater inspired by the wonderful colours and patterns found at the Otavalo Craft Market in Ecuador.

Join the Mystery knitalong in the “I make mittens” group We start July 1st.

Norwegian summer can be sunny and warm, but summer nights can be cool. Then a warm blanket for the little one is nice, or a shawl over your shoulders. Find your favorite yarn, all the green shades and all the flower colours and get knitting!

At Oslo Strikkefestival, I fell in love with a beautiful skein of red, fingering yarn from a French dyer - Les laines de l’écureuil, or Squirrel’s yarn. I bought it and cast on immediately - for a scarf, or shawlette, that I made up as I went. I designed it so that could use every inch of the beautiful yarn. And since I was quite happy with pro...

Prinsessevotter til barn fra 4 til 9 år.

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Vottelaugets adventsmysterium 2016! Mystery knitalong 2016

This cowl was designed to make the most of the 8 colours of Jamieson & Smith 2ply jumper weight from the Spring and Summer KAL 2016. It uses just under one ball of each colour and can be wrapped twice around your neck to keep you warm.

A merry little goat hat!

Inspirationen till dessa vantar fick designern Tori Seierstad under en stickfestival på Tromsø, nordnorges största stad belägen på ön Tromsøya. Där gick hon kurs för Kristi Jöeste från Estland och fick lära sig nya uppläggningstekniker, manschettborder och mer om estniska vantar. Den främsta inspirationen kommer från de färgglada vantar som har...

Denne kofta er inspirert av eikeskogen og elva ved Sjølingstad Uldvarefabrik, av de vakre teppene de vever der og av de flotte fargene i garnet deres. I mønsteret brukes flere mønsterfarger, to nyanser av henholdsvis rosa og blått på slyngrose- og fuglebordene, tre nyanser av grønt på eikebladene. Kofta blir også fin om du velger færre farger.

In October 2015 Jamieson & Smith invited knitters to join their “Winter Woollies KAL”, a knitalong where you should use at least four of eight specific colours of their 2ply Jumper weight, one of my favourite yarns. I loved the colours they had chosen, and decided to make a pair of mittens. In my Facebook group, I invited members to an info...

Nusselig cape til små prinsesser. Capen strikkes fra halskanten og ned. Du starter med striper i rillestrikk, deretter strikkes mønsterstrikk rundt, med klippemasker midt foran. Du avslutter med rillestrikk nederst, og plukker så opp masker fra halskanten og strikker hetta nedenfra og opp. Til slutt klipper du opp midt foran, hekler en kant run...

Hurramegrundt!

Luemønster designa for strikkedagene på Sjølingstad Uldvarefabrikk 11. og 12. september 2015, inspirert av skogen og bygningene på Sjølingstad.

Hvem har rett til å bruke tradisjonsmønstrene? Er det garnindustrien, eller er det vår felles kulturarv som vi alle kan bruke?

Luemønster designa for strikkedagene på Sjølingstad Uldvarefabrikk 11. og 12. september 2015, inspirert av skogen og bygningene på Sjølingstad.

Colourwork hat inspired by Ecuadorian woven fabric, featuring a rolled brim and an i-cord top with wooden bead.

This cute little hat - beanie or beret depending on your taste - is a quick knit in worsted weight yarn (or fingering yarn held double as with the pickles merino tweed). It features a ribbed brim, a flower wreath and if you wish, a contrast coloured crown. The beanie and the beret have a different stitch count, but the same flowers. The beret i...

Søt, mønsterstrikket barnegenser med stort blomstermønster, rund sal og hals med knapp.

Eventyrlua finnes som alpelue og vanlig lue. Den er overstrødd med eventyblomster og bladranker, og varmer godt om ørene på tur i eventyrskogen. Eventyrvottene finner du her.

You can work this cowl narrow or wide, long or short, and you can use two or more colours. The original is worked in «Mellomtykk Merino» from Ninapetrina, which is a gorgeous yarn. It is soft and delicious, nice to work with and the colours are wonderful.

A fun hat with stripes and geometrical pattern! It’s a quick knit in DK weight yarn, all in stockinette stitch with just a little colourwork to make it interesting to knit.

A soft and drapy mohair cardigan with dancing goats. The cardigan is worked from the top down with waist shaping. It is worked in the round, the steek is then cut, and the buttonband is knitted on.

Colourful, fairisle inspired sweater. Dive into your fingering yarn stash.

Colourwork mittens in beautiful colours from Shetland. Mittens can be worked bottom-up or top-down. Afterthought peasant thumbs.

Torirot Mystery Mittens January 2014

This pattern was made for the July KAL 2013 in the “I Make Mittens” group.

Thanks a lot to Pinneguri for test knitting and beautiful photos!

Colourwork vest with all over flower pattern, worked in beautiful shades of Shetland wool.

Colourwork hat with skiers and snow motifs, inspired by Lillehammer ski races.

“A flower wreath to warm your head”

Colourful earflap hat with scout motto!

My aunt gave me a huge bag of yarn from her stash, and even if I had promised myself to reduce my stash, I happily accepted it. And decided to start the scarf that had played in my mind for some time: A colorful, scarf, worked almost exclusively from the right side, using the ends as fringes. Thus avoiding purling in stranded pattern, and avoid...

Pattern also includes instructions to make mittens.

Pattern also includes instructions to make fingerless mitts.

Stranded hat pattern featuring garter stitch brim with short row shaping for the ear flaps. The hat can be worked with the Torch man (read more about him here), or it can be worked with just the tree pattern.

Worked in a sport weight yarn, these legwarmes knit up fairly quickly. The legwarmers feature jogless stripes, colorful lollipops, cables, ending with a currogated ribbing.

Pattern also includes instructions to make a beret.

Pattern also includes instructions to make a beanie

Mittens inspired by Lillehammer history: the story about the young Norwegian king Haakon Haakonsson and motifs from Winter Olympics 1994.

Beautiful mittens, featuring a picot hem, Latvian braids and a decorative stranded pattern, with embroidered flower.

A lovely cowl with an interesting stitch pattern

Thick and quick! Warm and cosy mittens.

A fun hat with ginger bread motifs and a ginger bread couple as pompoms! Choose from eight different motifs, or draw your own in the blank chart.

Mittens inspired by ginger bread cutters!

Includes charts for both palm and back of hand with football and football player. Also includes a blank chart where you can put your own logo, name, year or whatever you wish. And palm chart with background pattern.

Pattern in Norwegian and English!

This is the hat to go with my Blomst mittens.

Pattern in Norwegian and English is available! Thanks a lot to Judith for test knitting the Norwegian pattern, and to Elli and ocbchick for test knitting the Engish version!

Pattern in English, German and Norwegian as Ravelry downloads!

Størrelse: Liten, middels, stor: Omkrets lue/pannebånd 46cm, 48,5 cm, 51 cm. (Bestemmes av strikkefasthet)

Errata:

This is a “Selbu version” of my Hippocampus mittens, originally published in the Winter issue 2008 of The Inside Loop (now closed). Some people (from Selbu, which is a place in the middle of Norway, not far from Trondheim) have criticized Terri Shea’s book about Selbu mittens, saying that not all of her mittens are “real” Selbu mittens. Then th...

Selbu-inspired mittens for peace and love!

Use the beautiful Kauni effektgarn to make a stunning baby blanket- with lots of love!

Mønsteret selges til inntekt for kunstgrasbane på Kringsjå og Søre Ål, Lillehammer. Kan vi nå 25 000 kr ? Banene er på plass, men det trengs fortsatt litt penger. 25 000 er et ambisiøst mål, men med din hjelp kan det gå!

Størrelse:

Heia Vål’enga! Gratis luemønster!

For FFK-fans! Heia Fredrikstad!

The pattern is only available in Norwegian.

Choose English or Norwegian pattern.

The pattern is available in Norwegian only.

The pattern is available in Norwegian and English.

For supporters of Viking football club (Stavanger). Free pattern. Only available in Norwegian.

Warm and cosy hat with nordic star! The hat is worked in a super bulky yarn, so it’s a quick knit, you can finish in one or two nights.

A complete pattern is now available as a free download!

Many sock yarns are too beautiful just to be hidden in your shoes. In this pattern, a wonderful sock yarn is turned into a warming cowl for your neck.

Beautiful sea horse mittens - beaux moufles hippocampes: Pattern in English - patron en français - português.

For lovers of FCBarcelona!

This hat combines my love for elephants and my love for stranded colourwork and beads. If you don’t find two-coloured stranded colourwork a challenge any more, this hat could your next project: Half of the rounds have three colours, and the beads add even more spice. The decrease rounds create a beautiful star on top of the hat.

These mittens are knitted as traditional Norwegian mittens (Selbu mittens). The pattern offers the charts, and some notes, so if you’re familiar with Selbu mittens, you should have no troubles making them.

This hat is knitted in a soft alpaca yarn. The curling wavy pattern might look intricate, but is a quite simple two-coloured stranded pattern.

This stripey hat is worked in a soft alpaca yarn. The pattern is quite simple, but the different size of the stripes and the way of decreasing still make it interesting.