Tukuwool Mitten Club eBook includes 2 new mitten patterns and 1 fingerless mitts pattern for Tukuwool DK yarn. All designes are by Tiina Huhtaniemi, the owner of brand Tukuwool and yarn shop Titityy.

Get the pattern free with purchases over 40 euros from yarn shop Titityy, valid until 14th April 2024! Use the code: HEILI

Juntu Light Cardigan is a versatile raglan-sleeved basic knit. It is part of Juntu Basic collection designed by Tiina Huhtaniemi.

Titityy Jouluyön Sukat MKAL 2023

Tuku Warmer Slipover is knitted from a soft combination of Tukuwool DK yarn and silk mohair. The high poloneck keeps you warm. The shoulder and neckline shaping is knitted with short rows. The ribbing on the back hem is slightly longer than the front.

Juntu Cardigan is a versatile raglan-sleeved basic knit. It is part of

Juntu Light is a lighter variation of the Juntu raglan sweater. It’s an effortless and laid-back essential sweater that is knitted top-down.

The simple Pyry mohair beanie is knitted with double yarn.

A top-down knitted chevron-patterned sweater with a wide polo neck.

pattern is coming in English later…

Toivo is an easy lace shawl that makes a great first lace project for even a beginner knitter. The shawl is knitted from wing to wing by making an increase on every right side row along the left side of the work. If you’d like to knit an easier version of this shawl, you can leave out chart B and continue the increases and the lace pattern repe...

Juntu is an easy and relaxed basic sweater. It’s knitted top-down in one piece with raglan sleeves making it suitable even for beginner knitters. The yoke is shaped with a few short rows.

Piilopirtti Mysteerisukat MKAL

NOTE: pattern will be available for free when purchasing the yarn from Titityy online shop (requires at least 5 skeins of Tukuwool DK) or you can buy it from Ravelry or Titityy INDIVIDUAL PATTERN IS -20 % OFF DURING PUBLISHING WEEKEND!

Vaara mittens are worked using Tukuwool DK and silk mohair together. They keep even the coldest hands warm.

A cozy and simple hat that knits up in one night using thick woolen yarn and silk-mohair.

Kukkuu hat is a simple and trendy beginner-friendly beanie. This hat knits up fast, and it’s an absolute must for the

Cozy cowl for cold winter days. The high turtleneck keeps your neck warm and the wide cowl covers your shoulders and back. Shoulder and neck shaping are done using short rows. Tuku Warmer is worked holding together Tukuwool DK and silk mohair yarn.

Rungot Mittens feature Tukuwool DK in four shades but if you feel like it, the pattern could be worked using three shades too. The work is started off by an I-Cord Cast-On method, and the mittens have a traditional after-thought thumb and a round top.

Hiillos Mitts feature Finnish wool to keep your hands toasty in the cold winds of Autumn. Proper fit is ensured by long sections of ribbing and arched gusset, and a section of easy colorwork brings a pop of color to your life.

Aura Mittens feature a traditional zig-zag pattern with a tiny twist – every other zig-zag stripe is purled. Tukuwool DK is perfect for mittens so you will be guaranteed to have a toasty pair of mittens for those bleak days of winter!

Rolling stones mitts are knitted from Tukuwool Harmas. Kainuu Grey is the softest of the Finnish wool varieties and it is perfect for all knits meant to be worn next to one’s skin. You will need

Myrsky Hat is an easy ribbed hat project suitable for many likings. It is a longish design, and the hem can be turned up once or twice or it can be left unturned leaving the top hanging freely at the back. The tubular cast-on technique is instructed in the pattern, but also other methods can be used according to your preference.

The inspiration for Toivola Mittens came from the Toivola Mystery Shawl pattern which was published in July 2020. The stitch pattern used for the mittens is the same as in the first clue of the shawl, so the mittens match the shawl well. The mittens are worked with an Indian thumb gusset and the pattern is written for the Magic Loop technique s...

16/10/2020: ENGLISH VERSION IS NOW UPDATED!

Toivola is a place of hope and the home of our lovely yarn shop Lankakauppa Titityy. This shawl was intended as a pre-festival shawl in preparation for the Jyväskylä Summer Knit Festival later this

This is an easy pattern for fingerless mittens. You need only one skein of mYak Baby Yak Silk to these and it’s worth of testing!

Cowl is free with purchasing the yarn from Titityy until the end of April. New batch of Tukuwool Harmas is coming to online shop 3rd April!

This generous but light cowl is knitted out of a combination of wool and silk mohair. It’s perfect to be worn outside on top of your coat, but keeps you equally warm indoors as well as it sits beautifully on top of any outfit. Little pom poms on both sides of the slit add the final touch to the cowl, but you can also choose to leave those out.

Cold Spell was knitted with warm thoughts and my dear friend Aimée in mind… at the same time really Finnish thing and weather happened, cold spell = takatalvi, as we say in Finland. I was watching Game of Thrones and knitting this one and it literally flew on my needles! Easy pattern, can be modified easily to smaller or larger size.

As the name suggests, this really is the easiest hat pattern in the world! It’s also the perfect pattern for all those leftover skeins or mini skeins we all have in our stash. The hat is meant to be quite close fitting around the head and is knitted with a smaller gauge to make sure it would fit well even after extensive use. Remember to cast o...

The combination of Tukuwool Fingering, 100 % Finnish wool, and the silk mohair makes for extra warm and soft mittens. Try combining two different colours together for a new, marled colour. The mittens feature a so-called Indian thumb gusset.

These times need peace. And love. It’s all we need. Let’s live in peace in harmony regardless to gender, age, race, sexuality, religion, opinions. Then we can rest in peace.

The Finnish word kuusi means spruce in English - so the inspiration for the desing is quite clear. Did you know that over 70 % of our land is covered with forests? We know that we are the lucky ones but can’t really count on that anymore. We need to do our thing to save our planet. I will donate 50 % of the sales of this pattern forever for cha...

Glow hat is easy and quick to knit. The combination of cashmere and silk mohair is so soft, but pattern works well also with one strand of fingering weight yarn. The size of the hat is easy to adopt by changing stitch count, just remember it needs to be multiple of four.

These mittens are made to warm you in colder days… Yarn is Tukuwool Fingering, 100 % Finnish wool which is perfect for fairisle. Pattern includes 10 shades but it works with less colors too but use at least 5 colors to get enough tones - 2 light at the background and 3 - 8 contrast colors. Total weight for the pair is less than 50 g.

These socks are made to play with colors! Use at least 2 of your favorite colors or play with many of them. You can use any sport weight yarn to match with gauge. Socks are knitted from leg to toe. Triangle shapes are made with short row sections.

The pattern can be found also from Laine Magazine’s first issue.

Syyskukkia (Autumn Flowers in English) are knitted toe up and pattern is written for magic loop technique for one sock at a time. You can use also dpns or short circulars if you want. I have used sport weight yarn, which is lovely and cozy for winter socks. They come in one medium size to fit around size EU 38 feet.

Escalator is a slouchy and fun beanie shaped with short rows. By changing yarn weight from worsted to DK or sport it’s easy to alter the size of the hat. This pattern uses german short rows method but you can use any short row method you prefer. You can find many videos and tutorials from this technic from You Tube and other websites.

The pattern has been changed a bit after knitting the model. There is more increases at the edges so the shawl is a bit wider than the original. If you want bigger size shawl you can add more repeats from the lace pattern but then you need more yarn too. Chart is multiplyed with 7 + edge stitches and increases.

Huomioita koon valinnasta:

Kastanjat kauluri is easy pattern for a beginner. Cowl matches with Kastanjat fingerless mittens and beanie. You can easily modify the size by knitting more or less repeats of the lace pattern.

Kastanjat beanie matches well with Kastanjat figerless mittens and cowl. The pattern is easy and suites well for a beginner laceknitter. You can use whatever fingering weight yarn and easily modify the sizes by changing the needlesize. There is 2 sizes in the pattern and they are quite tight fit.

Kastanjat is an easy pattern and suitable for a beginner. You can easily modify the pattern for your own hand size if needed! The yellow mittens are knitted from Brooklyntweed Loft and the beige ones are from Rowan Fine Tweed. There will be a pattern for a cowl and for a hat that matches with the mittens in the October 2013.

Waves is topdown knitted sleeveless top with a loose waterfall neckline. Buttons are used in the pattern but the top works also nicely without them. You can easily change the lenght and make the top to longer tunic.

Will be available in English too!

The pattern is available in Finnish and soon to be in English too.

This tubescarf is easy and fast to knit! You can try as the first train to knit some lace. Width and length is easily modified. The tube will grow lenght after washing which is usual for silkwool. This size is wrapped 3 times over the neck, you can also wear it as a hood and wrap the rest over the neck. The model is 9 years old in the picture. ...

Silktube caresses your skin on hot days and warms on cool days. Measurements are not to followed exactly, silk will stretch in use. You can wrap the tube twice around your neck with this size but changes are easy to make if needed. You can also modify to get a narrower and higher version with the hint at the end of the pattern.

Stripe Love is the one for stripelovers! You can easily choose different combinations of colors and adjust length in the body and sleeves. The buttoned collar gives a nice effect to this easy but versatile sweater.

Easy, casual tunic pattern covers shapes if needed. You can easily change the fit by choosing smaller or larger size.

I’ve used the German twisted cast on - method and you can find the tutorial of it for example from here.

Easy and fast! Modify for lighter version, from silk, cotton, hemp - what ever.

This is my first pattern in which I used Knit Visualizer so give me mercy if there is something weird and send me a message. Thank you!

Varressa voit käyttää mitä tahansa konepestävää sukkalankaa, paksuuskaan ei ole ihan tarkkaa…