Every dedicated fly fisher across the globe, dreams about fishing the legendary Mikkeli pool in Altaelva. A dream, that in most cases, never comes true.



The Levi Sweater suits the easter mountain as well as the après-ski. It is worked bottom up, with a good amount of pattern on the body, sleeves and yoke. It is important that you follow the pattern charts correctly, so they match up and are centered all the way.



Čuokkis is a simple outdoor sweater with sewn in sleeves. A pattern perfect for those of you who haven’t knitted to many patterns yet. Use yarn from your stash to make the dots.

The Rova Sweater is a great combination of two cultures: Sami and Finnish.

In the spring of 1927 Elvebakken IL was established, but after second world war they changed their name to Alta IF. The sportsclub has departments for football, handball, cross-country skiing and much more. The colors used in the original design is from their logo.

Welcome to the first Pathfinder MKAL in history (of many). We’ll have a lot of fun together this Christmas, and the results will be super exciting to see.

In the spring of 1927 Elvebakken IL was established, but after second world war they changed their name to Alta IF. The sportsclub has departments for football, handball, cross-country skiing and much more. The colors used in the design is from their logo.

Čoarvegiella Spring is a warm outdoor sweater inspired by old sámi traditions. The body is a-lined shaped, and the sweater is worked bottom up. The pattern is inspired by one of the most important tools in reindeer-herding, the lasso.

In the spring of 1927 Elvebakken IL was established, but after second world war they changed their name to Alta IF. The sportsclub has departments for football, handball, cross-country skiing and much more. The colors used in the design is from their logo.

First we collect cloudberries, then blueberries and then lingonberries. Mmm. We have
something called “Trollkrem” in Norway, that’s made out of fresh lingonberries. So good.



A very ordinary thing for Norwegians to do in the fall, is to pick blueberries. An activity the small onces definitly appreciates. We pick them, save them for the winter and are enjoying natures own vitamins, minerals and antioxidants. Nothing is like a fresh and warm blueberry pie.



A very ordinary thing for Norwegians to do in the fall, is to pick blueberries. We pick them, save them for the winter and are enjoying natures own vitamins, minerals and antioxidants. Nothing is like a fresh and warm blueberry pie.



Ullu Mittens is felted mittens worked top down with the Judy’s Magic Cast On method.

What do people from Finnmark do in the late summer? Except for fishing trout in a secret lake some where in the mountains, or seatrout in a beautiful river? They are picking cloudberries for the loooong winter. And get eaten by mosquitos.



The Icelandic-inspired outdoor sweater Bárru, is a comfy sweater with a straight body.
It’s worked bottom up. The neckband is wide and open.

The sámi word Bárru means Wave.

The Icelandic-inspired outdoor sweater Bárru, is a comfy sweater with an a-line shaped body. It’s worked bottom up. The neckband is wide and open.

The sámi word Bárru means Wave.

Čoarvegiella Spring is a warm outdoor sweater inspired by old sámi traditions. The body is a-lined shaped, and the sweater is worked bottom up. The pattern is inspired by one of the most important tools in reindeer-herding, the lasso.

The Astrid Headband is a fun little project. It can both slim down your yarn stash, and be a super nice gift. The headband weighs 30 g, so you only need 15 g of each color.

Yarn-stash-projects are so much fun, and this headband is perfect for it.
 You only need 40 g of the main color, and 5 g of each pattern color. It’s worked as a tube, and knitted together on the inside of the headband.

The Astrid Headband is a fun little project. It can both slim down your yarn stash, and be a super nice gift. The headband weighs 32 g, so you only need 16 g of each color.

A female hiker in Norway is often referred to as a Fjellgeit. This headband is a good place to start, if you’re new to knitting. It’s worked in the round on a small circular needle.

Lubber are felted socks that can be customized as desired. The sock’s shaft should hit right below your knee, but you can choose the height yourself.

Ullu Mittens is felted mittens worked top down with the Judy’s Magic Cast On method.

The Pasvik Neckwarmer is a perfect leftover-project for beginners. It’s worked in the round on a circular needle, and you only need to know how to knit and purl. It’s shaped as a tube, and you can adjust the height as you desire.

Tromsø Hoodie Mini is a chunky and warm balaclava. A must-have in your children’s F/W wardrobe. The rib is worked on a circular needle, while the rest of the hoodie is worked back and forth with stockinette stitch.

Are you a fresh beginner in knitting? Perfect! This chunky and warm hoodie will be a great place to start. The pattern is easy to follow, and with big needles, small mistakes won’t show. Good luck.

The Astrid Sweater Mini is worked from bottom to top, with a circular decreasing. The chart is inspired by falling snow, and is named after my grandma in Northern Norway.

Tromsø Neckwarmer is a chunky neckwarmer, that’s worked top down. The neckwarmer is worked in the round until you’re done increasing. Then it’s worked back and forth separately.

Čoarvegiella Easter is an oversized outdoor sweater inspired by old sámi traditions. It’s worked from bottom up, and decreased with a simple circular method. There’s room for wool underwear under this one.

Čoarvegiella is an oversized outdoor sweater inspired by old sámi traditions. It’s worked from bottom up, and decreased with a simple circular method. There’s room for wool underwear under this one.

Čoarvegiella is an oversized outdoor sweater inspired by old sámi traditions. It’s worked from bottom up, and decreased with a simple circular method. There’s room for wool underwear under this one.

The word Fjellgeit means female hiker, in Norwegian. These mittens are a perfect little beginner project, and you only need 150 g of yarn to make them. They are inspired by the traditional Norwegian Selbu mittens.

The Astrid Sweater is a soft and warm sweater, worked bottom up with a circular decreasing method. The pattern is inspired by falling snow, and named after my grandma in Northern Norway.