The Noardewyn sweater is a basic, sturdy raglan sweater with a warmturtleneck, knitted topdown and in the round. The pattern describes an average size (M: see dimension chart ), and is easily adjustable to your own size and preferences.

The Botter-sweater is a simple, sturdy raglan sweater with a boat neck (hence the name), knitted topdown and in the round. The pattern describes an average size (M/40), and is easily adjustable to your own size and preferences.

When you live on a windswept cliff like we do, you need wool to protect you against the harsh, always present northern winds. I made this warm, cabled hat with a double (folded) brim. It’s knitted at a tight gauge with a super bulky yarn on needle 6 (US 10) to ensure it is more windproof.

This Lowlands-sweater is a very comfortable and casual raglan sweater with a warm turtleneck, knitted topdown and in the round. The pattern describes a M/L size (see dimension chart in the pattern), and is easily adjustable to your own size and preferences.