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Cozy Baby Booties, that are quickly knitted, keep the little ones feet warm and are appreciated because they stay on.

This pattern was designed for knitalongs planned to be held by “Dappled Fern Fibers yarn and fibers shop” and “North House Folk School” to commemorate the designation of The Boundary Waters Canoe Area Wilderness (BWCAW) in Minnesota, USA an International Dark Sky Sanctuary.

The Night Walk Mittens are rather tightly knitted, using Swedish 3-ply Wool Yarn from Ullcentrum Öland, rustic Gammelnorsk Spaelsau 2-ply Wool yarn and/or Lettlopi, which makes them very durable and warm but soft. As long as you can get the correct gauge, you can also use thinner yarn. I even made a very light version using Rauma Finull PT2.

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This fitted hat uses only approx. 55 g of fingering weight yarn and has just the right size for every jacket or coat pocket, ready to protect you from the cold on a walk or if you have to hurry to the station. Moreover it is a perfect hat for fall and winter training and can even be worn under a bicycle helmet if you omit the pompom.

The Ice Flower Mittens are rather tightly knitted, using Swedish 3-ply Wool Yarn from Ullcentrum Öland, which makes them very durable and warm but soft.

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The “Lenten Rose Socks” were named by some of my dear Instagram followers. The Lenten Rose is blooming in early spring, often during the Lent season, and it brings some of the first splashes of color to nature after a long winter.

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The “First Snowfall Socks” are inspired by the first snowfall, that came early this year in the beginning of November. It made me want to cuddle up under a warm blanket, drink a cup of hot tea and knit a pair of cozy colourwork socks with a snowflake pattern.

Wear this light and airy neckwarmer in everyday life during the cold season. Or head out into nature for a walk, a run, a bicycle ride or a cross country ski tour - the close fitting, tube shaped neckwarmer made from soft and cosy wool will keep you warm.

This sock pattern is inspired by the Swedish term Vårvinter, which names the season between winter and spring. In “spring winter”, “late winter” or “early spring” the powerful sunlight and warmer temperatures come back after the long and dark winter time.

This fitted hat uses only 55 g of fingering weight yarn and has just the right size for every jacket or coat pocket, ready to protect your head and ears from the cold on a walk, if you have to hurry to the station, or wait for the bus. Moreover it’s a perfect hat for fall and winter training and can even be worn under a bicycle helmet.

The pattern “Vägvarda Socks” popped up in my mind, when we visited the oldest farm houses in the little village Örträsk in South Lappland / North Sweden. The flower motifs on the nicely painted walls reminded me of chicory flowers - called vägårda in Swedish.

Another December without snow and green Christmas days inspired me to create some accessories featuring a lot of snowflakes.

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Another winter without snow and green Christmas days inspired me to create “Wishing for Snow Socks”.

After spending many hours in the cold under a sky full of magically twinkling stars in the north of Sweden, we were lucky to see northern lights, from faint to breathtaking marvellous. This unforgettable experience inspired me to create a pattern, which I therefore called Winter Stars (even available on Ravelry as Winter Stars Mittens).

After spending many hours in the cold under a sky full of magically twinkling stars in the north of Sweden, we were lucky to see northern lights, from faint to breathtaking marvellous. This unforgettable experience inspired me to a new mittens pattern, which I therefore called Winter Stars Mittens.

These socks are worked cuff down on 5 DPNs.

These socks are worked cuff down on 5 double pointed needles.