I knew I wanted to make this pattern free from the very start. It’s inspired by the book cover for Shadow & Bones by Leigh Bardugo. I’m a huge fan of fantasy, and all I want is to share that love with others. So enjoy this pattern, and if you haven’t read the book yet you should give it a try.

This sweater is knitted top down. You’ll start with the neckband, and can choose to do short rows or not, then the chest and shoulders. Arms are separated and the body is knitted first, then the sleeves.

These mittens are knitted from the cuff, starting with a twisted rib and then the two color pattern starts.

These mittens are knitted from the cuff,

These mittens are knitted from the cuff,

These mittens are knitted from the cuff, starting with a twisted rib and then the four color pattern starts.

These mittens are knitted from the cuff, starting with a twisted rib and then the four color pattern starts.

This pattern have not been tested. I would be grateful if you messaged me about any errors found in the pattern so I can correct them for future knitters.

This pattern have not been tested. I would be grateful if you messaged me about any errors found in the pattern so I can correct them for future knitters.

This pattern have not been tested. I would be grateful if you messaged me about any errors found in the pattern so I can correct them for future knitters.

This pattern have not been tested. I would be grateful if you messaged me about any errors found in the pattern so I can correct them for future knitters.

This pattern have not been tested. I would be grateful if you messaged me about any errors found in the pattern so I can correct them for future knitters.

These mittens are knitted from the cuff, starting with a twisted rib and then the two color pattern starts.

Det här är mer av ett recept än ett mönster.

This is more of a recipe than a pattern, since my poncho was knitted with an unknown brand of bouclé yarn in cones of 1kg each. I used a total of 500 grams of yarn, but you might need more or less. Unfortunately I don’t know the weight to length ratio of the yarn I used.