I´ve made the Pion Cardigan some time ago and I wanted a Sweater in the same style so I designed Pion Sweater.

Right now I feel the world is upside down. There are wars, hate, violence and climate changes. Sometimes this overwhelmes me and I get sad. I feel so powerless.

To look up at the stars a late night is one of my favorite things to do. First you only see the brightest but after a while you can see the ones further away. That is when you experience the power of the universe.

When I came up with this color pattern I thought it looked like church windows. Vindöga is an old swedish name for windows.

I used to work as a morning news paper distributor. I was out in the middle of the night and everything was dark. A black and white world. When I made this sweater I was thinking about those dark nights.

Pion is the swedish word for peony.

I was born in the late 1970´s. 1978 to be exact. This pattern remindes me of how the clothes lokked like in the photos from my childhood.

Getöga is the swedish word for goat eye. If you turn the pattern of this hat it looks like a goat eye.

This cozy cowl is knitted in the round in a cable pattern then steeked. To achieve the special shape the short end will be sewn togheter with the long end. This also causes the cables to go in different directions.

This hat is inspirated by the glow of the leaves in the fall.

This is the shawl you wrap around your shoulders a cold summer night.

This is the sweater you use a cold winter morning. Looking out the window and enjoying a nice cup of tea and gratfully embracing another day.

This infinity cowl is knitted like a tube. Then you sew the ends together.

This sock is your go to sock. It fits your foot nice because of the ribbing. It is worked from the toe up.

I´ve got an idea that I would like to do a sweater with short sleeves and cute details.

This sock is knitted from the toe up with cables.

This sock is knitted toe up with an aftertought heel.

This hat has a cable ribbing were some of the cables are continuing up to the top of the hat.