If you have 3 balls of cotton yarn ( about 450meters) you can make this scarf. You knit 3 rows( tapes) and sew them together with matching sewing thread. Finally you knit up stitches in the six ends of the scarf and knit small cods.

English: This shawl weighs about 500 g. The motif is Canadian maple leaves. Size: Length on back: 130 cm. Wing Span: about 3 m.

Englsh: This shawl is knitted in thin wool yarn. It weighs about 500g. The motifs are from medieval frescoes.

English: This shawl weighs about 500g. It is knitted in thin wool - alpaca and mohair yarn. I have used 5 different light red – cyclamen shades for ground colour and 5 different dark red – cyclamen shades for pattern colour. For the hem I have used a dark grey thin wool for ground colour and an off white thin wool/ raw silk for pattern colour.

English: This shawl weighs about 500g. The yarn is alpaca and silk. I have used 5 different blue and turquoise shades for ground colour and 5 different green shades for pattern colour. The hem is knitted in dark green and light green yarn and the fold is knitted in 2 different turquoise shades.

English: This shawl weighs about 500g. For ground colour I have used about 250g of thin green wool in 6 different shades and for pattern colour I have used about 175g of thin purple wool in 5 different colours. For the hem I have used about 50g of thin dark green wool as ground colour and about 175g of thin light green wool for pattern colour. ...

English:This pram blanket/ baby wrap is knitted in thin wool. It weighs about 330g. For ground colour I have used 6 different shades of yellow yarn( about 150g) and 6 different shades of orange yarn ( about 130g)The hem is knitted in black wool and off-white mohair yarn.. It is knitted on a circular needle and is later cut open .Finally you kni...

English: This shawl weighs about 500g. The yarn is wool and mohair. I have used 6 different shades of brown colours for ground colour and 6 different shades of orange colours for pattern colour. The shawl is knitted on circular needles and is later cut open. Finally you knit the hem on a long circular needle.

English: This pram blanket weighs about 550g.It is knitted on needles 4½mm with 2 threads of thin black wool and 2 threads of thin off white organic cotton. For the small squares I have used blue left over yarn. The hem is knitted in a mixture of blue wool and cotton yarn and a mixture of light blue wool and cotton yarn. The fold consists of sm...

English: This shawl weighs about 500g. It is knitted in thin wool and thin alpaca yarn. You knit the shawl on circular needles and you later cut open the shawl. Finally you knit the hem on a long circular needle.

English: This pram blanket is knitted in a mixture of cotton and wool yarn. I have used 3 different blue shades. The blanket consists of 12 domino squares which are all knitted together. It is knitted on needles 4½mm. The blanket weighs about 260g. All kinds of yarn can be used as long as it fits needles 4½mm.The balls on the hem is knitted on ...

English: This shawl weighs about 500g. It is knitted in 6 different shades of thin purple cotton yarn. For the hem I have used about 60g of thin dark grey cotton yarn and about 50g of thin off-white raw silk.

English: For this shawl I have used cotton yarn and shimmering raw silk yarn. You use about 100g raw silk for the lace motif at the bottom of the shawl. For the flower motif you use 5 different purple shades. You only use very little of each colour so left over yarn can easily be used. The flower motif is knitted circular while the rest of the ...

English: This shawl weighs about 400g. I have used 5 different shades of green colours. 3 of the colours are thin cotton yarn and 2 of the colours are thin tussah silk.( a dark green and a light green). The shawl is knitted on circular needles and is later cut open.

English:For this shawl I have used cotton yarn mixed with a bit of flax and viscose. .The shawl is knitted on circular needles and is later cut open. The shawl weighs about 540g. I have used 4 different colours: black – dark grey – light grey and off-white.

English: For this shawl I have used raw silk yarn for the leaf motif at the bottom of the shawl. For this part I have used about 75g. For the next leaf motif I have used cotton/ viscose/ flax yarn in 4 different yellow shades. You only use small amounts of yarn for this part so you can easily use left over yarn This part is knitted circular and...

English: This shawl is knitted in mercerised cotton yarn and flax yarn. For the lace at the bottom of the shawl I have used a mixture of cotton and flax yarn. For the flower motif I have used 4 different red shades. You only use a little of each colour so left over yarn can easily be used. The shawl weighs about 300g. The lace pattern on the re...

English: For this shawl I have used cotton/ flax / viscose/ milk yarn. It is knitted on a circular needle and is later cut open. The shawl weighs about 350g. For the lace part I have used about 50 g of flax yarn. For the knit and purl parts I have used about 150g cotton/ milk yarn and for the flower parts I have used about 150g cotton/ viscose ...

English: This shawl is knitted in cotton yarn. I have used about 250g thin black cotton/ viscose for ground colour and about 150 g purple cotton yarn in 5 different shades for pattern colour , pin tucks and hem. The Norwegian roses are knitted on a circular needle and are later cut open. Finally the hem is knitted on a long circular needle.

English: This shawl is knitted in a shimmering blue/ turquoise/ grey wool as ground colour and 5 purple shades as pattern colour. It is knitted on circular needles and is later cut open. Finally you knit the hem on a long circular needle.

English: This shawl is knitted in a thin black wool as ground colour and a thin raw white mohair as pattern colour. For the roses, pin tucks and fold I have used 6 different shades of thin red wool.

English: This scarf is knitted in plain knitting on needles 3½mm in a thin wool yarn. The scarf is decorated with pin tucks – for which I have used a lot of my left over yarn. You knit up stitches all around the scarf with a long circular needle and then knit the edge and the fold. I have chosen a matching angora yarn for the edge.

English: This shawl is knitted in a thin wool as ground colour on needles 3½mm.For the pin tucks I have used a lot of my mohair left over yarn. You can make as many pin tucks as you like.

English: This scarf is knitted with 5 blue colours and 5 green colours.

English: This shawl is knitted in a thin wool yarn. It weighs about 400g and I have used 5 yellow shades for ground colour and 5 orange/ reddish shades for pattern colour. The shawl is knitted on a circular needle and is later cut open. Finally you knit the edge and the fold on a long circular needle.

English: This scarf is knitted in a thin wool yarn on a small circular needle 3½mm and is later cut open. You use about 350g thin wool for the scarf. I have used 5 yellow shades for ground colour and 5 orange/ reddish shades for pattern colour. The knitting technique is fair isle.

English: This scarf is knitted on a small circular needle and is later cut open. In the end you knit the edge and the fold on a long circular needle. I have used needles 4mm. The scarf weighs about 300g. I have used a thin black mohair yarn and a thin off white wool yarn. All other types of thin yarn can be used.

English: I have knitted this scarf in a mixture of wool and cotton yarn on needle 3½mm. I use a small circular needle and the scarf is later cut open. Finally you knit the edge and the fold on a long circular needle. I have used about 350g yarn for the scarf. Part of the yarn is a mixed with raw silk which gives the scarf a rustic look. You can...

English: Funny scarf which is knitted in garter stitches. It consists of 3 tapes which you sew seams with matching sewing thread. You use 3 balls of thin cotton yarn. I have used mercerised cotton yarn but all other types of yarn can be used. You use needles 3½mm. In the end you knit 6 water drops, which you fasten to each end of the tapes.

English: This scarf consists of 2 knitted cords in double yarn and a lot of circles that you crochet. Finally you pull the circles onto the cords. I have made the scarf with mercerised cotton yarn on needles 6mm and hook 3½mm. You can use all types of yarn and this is a good way to use some of your left over yarn.

English: This shawl weighs about 450g. I have used 6 grey shades for ground colour and 6 pink/ red shades for pattern colour. You can also choose to use less colours. You use about 180g for pattern colour and about 270g for ground colour. I have used a thin wool yarn matching needles 3½mm

English: For this scarf I have used grey shades for ground colour and for pattern colour I have used a shimmering purple/ pink yarn. You need 250 – 300 g yarn to make the scarf. The scarf is knitted on a small circular needle and is later cut open. Finally you knit the edge and the fold.

English: For this scarf you use about 250 – 300 g of thin wool. I have used a shimmering red – black for ground colour and a shimmering orange - pink – purple for pattern colour. You knit the scarf on a small circular needle 3½mm and the scarf is later cut open. Finally you knit the edge and the fold.

English: This scarf is crocheted in filet crochet with a thin mercerised cotton yarn. For the ruffles I have used a thin mohair yarn and 1 ruffle is crocheted in another matching yarn. You can make as many ruffles as you like.

English: Funny scarf consisting of 3 knitted tapes, which you sew seams with matching sewing thread. The tapes start and end with a cord, which you decorate with small crocheted bells.

English: You can knit this scarf in all kinds of yarn as long as it matches needles 3½ - 4 mm. I have used 3 different colours for the tapes and 5 – 6 matching colours for the bubbles. You use very little yarn for the bubbles so this yarn can very easily be left over yarn. After finishing the tapes you sew them together with matching sewing thr...

English: This pram blanket is knitted in domino knitting on needles 4½mm.I have used 2 thin yarns of wool and cotton. In the end you knit the edge and the fold. The edge and fold consist of 3 rows of balls

English: This pram blanket is knitted in super wash yarn. The butterflies on the edge are also knitted on the fold.. You can also use it as swaddling clothes or as a blanket for the floor.

English: This pram blanket is knitted in super wash wool yarn in a shimmering red yarn as pattern colour and a shimmering orange-brown as ground colour. It is knitted on a small circular needle and later cut open. Afterwards you knit edge and fold and you continue knitting pattern on the fold.

English: I have knitted this scarf in wool yarn and I have used a thin silk yarn for pin tucks and wedges. If you want a scarf for the summer you can use cotton/ flax or bamboo yarn

English: This scarf is crocheted in a thin wool yarn 0n hook 3½mm. For the tapes I have used a thin mohair yarn which can easily be replaced by any other type of yarn. You decide yourself how long you will make scarf and how many tapes you will make.

English: For this hat and shawl you only need yarn in one colour and a lot of left over yarn. 3 -5 meters is enough. I have used wool yarn for ground colour. You can make shawl as big as you like.

English: For this scarf I have used a thin wool yarn. It is knitted on a small circular needle and later cut open. I have used 5 different green shades for ground colour and 5 different blue shades for pattern colour.

English: For this shawl I have used 6 red shades for pattern colour and 6 purple shades for ground colour. It is knitted in thin wool yarn

English: This scarf is knitted in wool yarn. The motifs are Greek doors and jars, which I have found on the Greek Island of Chios. I have used 5 orange/ reddish brown shades for ground colour and 5 yellow/ curry shades for pattern colour. In between the motifs I have knitted pin tucks. The fold consists of small black and white squares.

English: This shawl is knitted in wool and alpaca yarn. For the edge I have used a dark grey and an off white yarn .The pattern on the edge continues on back side of edge.

English: This shawl is knitted in domino knitting in thin cotton on needles 3½mm. For the black and white stripes I have used silk yarn, which can easily be replaced by other yarn,

English: This shawl is knitted in a thin cotton yarn on needles 3½mm. It is knitted with pin tucks and for the wedge on back I have used silk yarn, which easily can be replaced with other yarn. For pin tucks you can use left over yarn, as you only use very little. You can also choose to knit shawl in thin wool yarn.

English: If you have 100 – 150g left over yarn you can knit this scarf. It is knitted on needles 3½mm in garter stitches with wedges.

English: This scarf is knitted in intarsia knitting on needles 4mm.For “ eyes” I have used a shimmering yarn, which makes a good result.

English: These pillows are knitted in the following colours: a shimmering purple/turquoise/ green as one colour and a light purple as another colour. For pillow number 2 you reverse the order of ground colour and pattern colour.

English: These pillows are knitted in a thin wool yarn with a shimmering blue/ turquoise/ light purple as one colour and a shimmering bordeaux/ purple as another colour. . For pillow number 2 you reverse the order of ground colour and pattern colour.

English: These pillows are designed from patterns on the houses (called Graffiti) of the small midieval town of Pyrgi on the Greek island of Chios. They measure 45cm times 45 cm. For this pattern you get a pattern sheet with 15 different patterns.

English: For this pillow you use 4 yellow shades for ground colour and a shimmering orange/ red/ brown for pattern colour.

English: For this shawl I have used 8 different colours. One of the colours is ground colour – but the rest of the colours can easily be left over yarn. You can also choose to use less colours. The 2 rows of flowers are knitted in intarsia knitting. At the bottom of the shawl you knit a pin tuck using all colours.

English: This hat and gloves are knitted in intarsia knitting. I have used 5 different colours. You can also use less colours. Some of the colours can easily be left over yarn. In the end you embroider duplicate stitches in the middle of the flowers.

English: For this hat and mittens there are used 4 different colours of yarn matching needles 4mm. In the end you embroider small crosses in one of the small patterns.( is described in pattern)

English: For this hat and scarf I have used 2 different colours of thin green wool for ground colour. For bells I have used 2 other shades of green wool. Here you can easily use left over yarn, because you use so little of each colour.

English: For this scarf you knit 6 cords, which are plaited. I have knitted it with yarn matching needles 5mm. You can use what ever yarn you like. In each end I have crocheted screw fringes with hooh 4mm

English: This scarf is very light, as it is knitted in mohair, silk and thin mercerised cotton. All other yarns can be used only it matches needles 3½mm I have used garter stitches with wedges.

English: For this shawl you knit 7 wedges. In the end you crochet a lace around the half- circle. This lace can be made in all sorts of yarn – here I have used a thin mercerised cotton. You use needles 3½mm for knitting and hook 3mm for crochet. For this shawl I have used left over yarn ( 150 -200g) – you can use as many colours as you like. Fo...

English: For this hat and gloves you use 5 different colours of thin wool matching needles 3½mm. You can easily use left over yarn – as you only use 20 – 30 g. of each colour. In the end you embroider chain stitches around pattern on hat and gloves.( chain stitches are shown on pattern sheet)

English: You use 3 colours for this shawl. First you knit back of shawl and then you pick up stitches for the “ wings”. The technique you use is domino knitting and knit and purl. You use needles 3½mm.

English: This hat and gloves are knitted in half wool and half cotton on needles 4mm. Pure wool can also be used. In the end you embroider at the bottom panel of both the hat and gloves.

English: This scarf and hat are knitted on small circular needle 4mm.. The yarn is half wool and halt cotton.. I have used 5 different colours. For finishing the scarf and hat I have embroidered small flowers, which is described on pattern sheet.

English: For this scarf you use many different knitting techniques – intarsia – bubbles – woven knitting and pin tucks. I have used a thin soft cotton yarn matching needles 3½mm.

English: This scarf and hat are knitted in intarsia knitting. I have used about 150g wool for ground colour and about 20 – 30 g of 5 other colours, which can easily be left over yarn,

English: If you have about 200g wool left over you can knit this scarf and hat. I have used 8 different colours – less colours can easily be used.

English: This scarf is knitted in pure wool.( about 400g yarn) I have used 10 different colours : 5 yellow shades and 5 orange/ red shades– but you can easily use less colours. It is knitted on a small circular needle and later cut open. For this you need to have a sewing machine. The knitting technique is fair isle. The pattern on the fold is ...

English: For this scarf you use 4 different colours. It is knitted in a mixture of wool and cotton matching needles 4mm .It can be knitted in what ever yarn you like.

English: For this shawl you use 4 different colours and perhaps some left over yarn for edges.

English: This shawl is knitted in thin mohair matching needle 5½mm. It can easily be knitted in wool and cotton instead.The black and white stripes are knitted in silk yarn, which also can be replaced with mohair/wool/ cotton.