Triple Trombi is a collection of three accessories; a beanie, a neck warmer and a scarf, that looks pretty basic… but the patterns have a twist! Literally! All three accessories are designed round the same characteristic: cables that form a twisting rib.

Viisukat socks are designed to be good luck charms to Finland’s representative at the Eurovision Song Contest 2019!

This simple headband utilizes ribbing and cables to create texture and shape. Rivets give the headband a rough “rock” look. With a button closure the headband is easy to put on and off without having to worry for your hair.

While the sleeves for Raanu cardigan are fitted, the bodice is really loose and relaxed with a shawl collar that continues all around the neckline and front edges towards the hem. The front edges are designed not to fall of your shoulders without any fastening, but they can be attached e.g. with a brooch or a shawl pin.

This is the top down version of the first original Hulda Jacket, though now with more sizes and also with multiple gauge alternatives.

Ruusa Girl is a smaller, girl’s version of Ruusa Cardigan that was inspired by traditional rose cross stitch motifs on table cloths. It is a cropped cardigan with a circular yoke where the roses start to blossom. A rosy stripe adorns also the hem and cuffs.

Twirly beanies trick is the twirl that is formed with lifted stitches and that goes around the whole hat. The twirl makes knitting otherwise a basic beanie a bit more interesting.

Ruusa is a cropped cardigan with a circular yoke where the roses start to blossom. A rosy stripe adorns also the hem and cuffs. The cardigan is inspired by traditional rose cross stitch motifs on table cloths.

Lamatakki is a timeless cardigan that is worked from top down in one piece without any seams. The basic model enables playing with left over yarns for stripes and/or stranded knitting. And that is actually the whole meaning of this pattern: to raid your stash and closet and do some discoveries for a new and very affordable cardigan.

This tight body hugging dress has a really deep V-neckline that continues as a placket and a slit on the hem in the back. (Pattern also includes an alternative for a more modest neckline.) The dress is worked top down, in one piece and without any seams. Pattern includes several shaping alternatives: for bust, waist and swayback, so you need to...

Siipirikko cardigan is worked top down without any seams and the placket is worked along the way. The round yoke has a feather motif that is worked in stranded knit. Pattern includes shapings for several body types and it’s recommended to try the cardigan on frequently to make sure you’ll be able to get the perfect fit of your own taste.

This striped pullover is worked top down in one piece without any seams. V-neckline continues as a short placket with three buttons. As a small detail there is a pocket on left side of the chest that also has a button.

Muhku is a Finnish slang word to describe chunky, bulky, voluminous… just what this cardigan is.

Stripe tease dress is a fitted dress where you’ll be able to use the single sock yarns that haven’t become anything else yet. Or maybe you’ll use all the leftover yarns that lay around.

Observe: the English translation includes 6 sizes, whereas the Finnish free version only 3 combined sizes.

Variation of Miki cap for smaller children, now with ear flaps and cords to lace up with. Knitted, supported visor and a simple diagonal striping made with lifted stitches. The ear flaps have a windproof lining to help to prevent ear aces.

Childlike and fun knit for a child, teenager or even for an adult. The sweater has a boat neckline and 2/3 length sleeves. The pattern is knitted top down both in the round as well as back and forth during the picture that is worked in intarsia. The adult sizes have shaping for chest.

Easy cap with a knitted visor and a simple diagonal striping made with lifted stitches. The surface effect makes even a one-coloured cap interesting.

YO is a relaxed cap in the spirit of a traditional student cap, but not as uptight. The name of the cap comes from the Finnish abbreviation of student: ylioppilas.

Akustiina is a fitted basic cardigan with a deep V-neckline and a dashing mohair fringe detail on the shoulders.

Elly is a fitted cardigan named after my Grandma. Sleeves and top of the front side is knitted in lace pattern and otherwise in stockinette. Knitted from top down and with several shaping alternatives to make it fit your own body type. Pattern includes shapings for the bust, waist, hips and a swayback.

DESCRIPTION: cuff down

Orava, the Finnish word for squirrel, is a tunic for girls with an a-line hem.

Basse is a timeless boys’ cardigan in fingering weight yarn, that is comfortable to put on under outwear.

Kettu, the Finnish word for a fox, is a basic sweater for boys. A slit on the collar ensures that it won’t distress the small users.

FINISHED MEASUREMENTS: body width 75 – 80 – 85cm, sleeve width 14 – 16 – 18 cm, sleeve length 35 cm

Gauge and yardage for the thicker yarns

Raglan top knitted from the bottom up, first back and forth and yoke in the round. Lace and the three dimensional surface motif gives a romantic touch. Especially with the satin ribbon that’s laced up as a cute bow under the bust.

Edit 13.12.2013: english pattern is now for sale.

Every true knitter must have a pair of handcuffs with a pair of teeny tiny thongs. Tiny knits can be completed in one evening and entertain already on the same evening.

FINISHED MEASUREMENT: chest 80 cm