“Wolly Spring Waves” is a delightful set of headband and wrist warmers is perfect for chilly days. Wrist warmers are incredibly practical if you need to keep your fingers free but still want to keep your hands warm - plus, they’re simply beautiful to wear.

The long-sleeved Sunbeam Sweater was one of my first crochet garment patterns. I was very proud to release it. Ever since, I have wanted to create a short-sleeved version with the same lovely yoke.

This is my take on one of the lovely, light mini scarves that are so popular right now.

In my opinion, you can never have too many warm socks. Linda’s Herringbone Socks are definitely a pair of socks that deserve a place among the other warm socks in the drawer.

“Easy Breezy Ribbing Socks” is my attempt to design a very simple crocheted sock where comfort is a priority.

The dear Gerhard Pumpkin is ready for Halloween, even though he actually thinks the whole thing is a little creepy and scary!

I really don’t like having cold feet, but who does?

Sunbeam Cardigan got this name because of the shoulder piece - the “sunbeams” that spread asymmetrically across the shoulders and warms. I love that thought!

You will get a donut in real size with this pattern

Hubert fell in the witch’s cauldron when he was a baby and grew bigger and stronger than any other spider. He is 23 cm long in the body and his legs are also 23 cm long.

The munching fish can be done with a silicone teether as tail or a crocheted one.

This is the Mandala Turtle.

You can use any yarn and hook size for this projekt.

The little baby chicken Pyllegok. Just a little handful of love.

Den lille nisse Niels. Tomte Niels

The cute Christmas elves are perfect for a lovely holiday.