Droppsten is a three-coloured baby cardigan knit in soft merino wool, perfect for little ones.

Trasmatta, meaning “rug” in swedish, is a cute little scrap yarn baby cardigan. It’s perfect if you want to practice stranded knitting, the pattern reports are short and only 2 colours are used at a time. It’s also a great project if you want to try steeking something small. The result is a colourful and pretty cardigan for a little one.

REGINA is knit top down and in the round. The yoke pattern is charted. The sizes go from 2-8 years. The pattern is for a cardigan, but if you’d rather make a sweater without the opening in the front, there is a short description of how to modify the pattern.

REGINA is knit top down and in the round. The yoke pattern is charted. The sizes go from 2-8 years. The pattern is for a cardigan, but if you’d rather make a sweater without the opening in the front, there is a short description of how to modify the pattern.

Anja is knit top down and in the round for a seamless pattern. The yoke pattern is charted. The sizes go from 2-8 years.

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Kristina is knit top down and in the round. The chart is read bottom up. Other than yarn and needles, you need two pieces of scrap yarn, a darning needle and stitch markers.

Fingerless mittens for ages 1-6.

Finished measurements: Approximately 22 centimeters in circumference and 29 centimeters from top to bottom.

Kulan is knit top down and in the round. The front opening of the baby cardigan is cut open once the body is finished.

Sinikka is knit top down and in the round. The front opening is cut after the body is knit using the steek technique.

Syster is my first design. It is knitted with two colours, bottom up and mostly in the round. The assembly requires steeking for sleeve openings/front opening. For the steek you need a sewing machine.