English translation might be available later.

This shawl is the last shawl in my ebook, Sjalaklúbbur Gerplu, and is not sold separately at present. It is in Icelandic only.

This pattern is only available in Icelandic and only as a part of the ebook Sjalaklúbbur Gerplu until April 1st, 2020.

Þetta sjal er hluti af Sjalaklúbbi Gerplu.

Pysja is a baby cardigan. The original was made for my newborn nephew, inspired by his parents. His father (my brother) is a golfer, and that´s where the diamonds come from, and his mother has horses, so he needed his own wee “lopapeysa” like all horsey Icelandic people have.

Ullveig is a twist from Gullveig, a character from the Snorra-Edda, an Icelandic medieval text. Gull = gold - Ull = wool.

Jökull is a mitten pattern for a pair of stranded mittens. They knit up quickly and are a perfect knit for a present for your favourite knit-worthy person! The word Jökull means glacier and is also my brothers name (he is extremely knit-worthy!).

Uppskriftin er seld á íslensku og ensku.

Uppskriftin er í boði á íslensku og ensku.

Uppskriftin er bæði á ensku og íslensku.

I´ve always enjoyed February, although I realize most people don´t. My birthday is in February and it´s the shortest month of the year… what´s not to like? The weather is really capricious in Iceland during that month. We have blizzard, winter storms, rains, and an occasional watery, sunny day, although those are rare. While knitting this shawl...

Glópavor means “fool´s spring” which is exactly what happens here in Iceland, when the days start getting longer. The winter fools you over and over again, you think that this time, spring has finally arrived, but it has not. We know this, and yet we are optimistic and believe in early spring, in spite of all our knowledge and experience… And i...

Quality street is a triangular shawl. It´s knitted top-down with both textured and lacy fabric. It has a bit of colorwork, but you only work with one color at a time.

Heiðlóa is a lovely little lace baby blanket, named for the golden plover which is our sign in Iceland that spring is nearly here. It symbolizes the hope that we feel when new life approaches.

Djásn is an Icelandic lopapeysa (lopi sweater) in sizes xs-2xl.

Pattern available in English and Icelandic.

Mnementh is a mitten pattern named for my mother´s favorite dragon. The mittens have a simple construction, with a large cable leading up from the ribbing.

Have you always wanted to try colorwork but find stranded knitting too bothersome? This is the sweater for you! Miramis is a raglan yoke sweater. The body and sleeves are knitted in the round with a simple, textured pattern (broken seed stitch) that only uses one color at a time.

Tildra is a cowl/neckwarmer for children. It is knitted bottom up, with raglan decreases that make it sit very cozily on the shoulders. Knits up quickly. A great knit for the winter - that is always coming!

The Duckling is a cousin to my Cygnet. This pretty pullover is knitted top down, with the raglan yoke and sleeves in stockinette and the body in a cute lace pattern.

Cygnet is a baby version of my Svana pattern. It is a baby cardigan in a pretty lace pattern.

Svana is a children´s sweater, named for my daughter. The name literally translates as “swan”.

Hlekkir is a pattern for winter mittens. The name is in Icelandic and means “links on a chain”.

This shawl is named for my grandmother, who taught me how to knit and crochet. Her name is Vilborg Bremnes, and she is one of my role models in life.