Tvillingar cowl is a double cowl (tvillingar meaning twins) made up from two cowls, knitted separately and then joined (or kept individually!)

This is a partnership between two yarns, where both are allowed to shine without stealing the spotlight from each other.

This pattern is available in both Swedish and English.

Visit The Little Grey Girl to find the yarn used for this shawl.

This pattern is available in both Swedish and English

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Light as a cloud, delicate like a snowflake, warm like a hug, all we can wish for in a shawl.

We all need a hug every now and then. Kramar means just hugs and is a woolly hug, whether you have knitted it for yourself or if you’re making the hug for someone else. Knitted in two yarns to complement each other, like two people hugging each other.

Treola Cowl is made to match the Treola Hat. Wear it full length or folded double for a mock turtleneck, warm and snuggly on cold winter days.

Sometimes less in more and this hat is both trendy and simple to make! It’s easy to adapt and will look good on anyone!

The Treola hat is a slouchy style hat featuring a geometric colourwork pattern. Written for 4 colours it’s a fun pattern to use up smaller quantities of yarn and up to 12 colours can be incorporated in the hat. The colourwork pattern is easy enough for a first colourwork project. For tips on how to read charts, finishing tips and making pompoms...

This shawl is full of texture, almost a sampler shawl. Knitted in DK yarn it feels warm and cosy, large enough to be wrapped around the shoulders and still not too big for wearing like a scarf.

Tassels in different colours and textures is a fun way to update a basic shawl. This is a one skein + mini/leftovers shawl in 4-ply/fingering weight, perfect for a quick shawl without breaking the bank!

Bobbles can really lift a simple shawl make it interesting and exciting, and it’s fun to knit. Choose between a shawl in garter stitch or stockinette, with stripes with bobbles and a bobble bind off. The Social Bobble shawl only takes one skein of 4-ply/fingering yarn for the main colour, and approx. 85m for the bobbles.

This pattern was created to represent April 2020 in the Flower Power Fund to raise money for Marie Curie UK.

If you have bought the Mystery Gem Q1, please check the card in the parcel for your special pattern code!

In the deepest of forests, under the spruce trees, lives Skogsrået, the forest nymph. If you are really lucky, you might see her swim in a forest pond or knit in the shelter of an old spruce tree. But watch out, don’t let her see you!

In the shallow straights separating Denmark and Sweden, there is a small group of mermaids guarding the waters between the salty waves of the North Sea and the brackish water of the Baltic Sea. In winter when the ice is threatening to catch small boats the mermaids flick their tails to break it up and free them, all while helping sea creatures ...

Shawl/Wrap pattern written for the Giddy Yarns Advent calendar 2019 but can be made in any 4-ply/fingering yarn. The shawl looks great in a single colour, gradient or stripes in various colours. The pattern is mainly in garter stitch mixed with a bit of lace, no need to be an advanced knitter. This wrap is great for trying out new lace patterns...

The pattern is available in English and Swedish.

Metatassels can be worn as a wrap around the shoulders or like a scarf. The shawl is knitted from one point to the other, and it’s easier than it looks! Use a single contrast colour or vary the colour of the stripes to fit your personality. A little variation to the stripes is brought by elongated stitches creating ‘knuckles’ on the stripes.’

This pattern is available in both English and Swedish

Lingonberries grow wild in the Scandinavian forest, and they’re a pure vitamin boost. The bobbles on this hat reminds me of the red berries growing on the forest floor.

Once you have lived near the sea it’s always hard to settle away from the endless blue horizon. Every now and then I get Sea Cravings and need to go to nearest beach and just stand and watch the water for a while and breathe the salty air.

This shawl is a love letter to the Sox On The Beach and Nicky in particular. Thank you for being so inclusive and welcoming. You fill me with joy, energy and inspiration every time! <3

I often have leftover yarn from various projects, or mini skeins, and I don’t know what to do with them. Pomp and Poms is a great shawl to use up small amounts of yarn that you love, but it’s not enough to make anything bigger. Or maybe you have a yarn advent calendar with lots of gorgeous minis that need a project.

Brockwell Park is not just a park, it’s a place where the community really come together. People are bonding over watching the swans nesting, feeding the ducks, and holding the politicians to account when it comes to funding of the park. Every day there are thousands of people enjoying a little bit of greenery in the middle of London, and I’m o...

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Summer steps are light socks, perfect for chilly summer evenings and knitting on the beach. A simple yet effective lace pattern is knitted all over.

Blend in, stand out, is a crescent shaped shawl mixing lace and garter stitch with blending colours into your favourite colour fade. The pattern is written for 3 or 5 colours, but you can adapt the size and number of colours by using the 5-colour version and add/subtract colour sections.

Triss is worked with 2 colours at the time in a repeated pattern that is easy to memorise. Mix and match any three colours to make your perfect hat, top if off with a pompom.

Kyla (pronounced Chüla) means cold and this cowl is the perfect remedy for cold days. The cowl is knitted in the round using 3 colours, but never more than 2 at the same time.

Cherry blossom season is huge in Japan. There is even a Japanese word for ‘looking at the flowers’ - Hanami. During the hanami season people flock in the parks to look at the beautiful trees, many even dress up in the traditional Kimono.

Midvinter is the Swedish word for Midwinter. This hat is inspired by Scandinavian knitting traditions and snowy winter nights. Using sport weight will give you a hat for small to medium size adult heads, for larger heads, use a DK yarn.

This pattern is also available for free in German at LoveKnitting. Ravelry download is in English only.

This shawl is named after the island furthest out in the Gothenburg archipelago. The island is famous for both having a lighthouse and the singer songwriter Evert Taube grew up there.

Easy knit mittens with a comfortable fit, perfect for spring/autumn or a mild winter, or why not in a cold office!

This little hat is knit inside out to minimise purling. It’s an easy knit and easily modified whether you want a shorter beanie or more slouch. The sample knit is knit 18cm from cast on to decreases, this creates a small slouch.