Elvira sweater is a relaxed sweater with defined details and is knit seamlessly from the top down with long sleeves. Short rows in neck line and it has a simple knit and purl textured border.

I wanted to design a traditional Swedish sock for Christmas - but also a sock you can use rest of the year without feeling to “Christmassy”. So that’s how Lingon Sock come to live! For me it symbolize my childhood Christmases but also all the times I went to the woods to pick Lingonberries with my grandmother and my mother… So there´s a lot of ...

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Forget-me-not sock is a sock with inspiration from nature, and of course, the flower with the same name. Here in Sweden the summer is short, but these socks reminds you of summer all year!

Meadow cardigan is a design that came to me when I was out walking in the beautiful Mackmyra Park in Sweden, there are meadows and just an overwhelmingly wonderful nature. I wanted this cardigan to mirror nature with its irregularity and variety.

This pattern includes a cozy hat, cowl and mittens knitted in Nutiden from Höner & Eir, knitted in yarn held double.

I got the inspiration to make these socks in a field of poppies in Österlen, Skåne in southern Sweden, a sunny beautiful summer day in June. Poppies are one of my favorite flowers, I love the color and the quite simple flower that does not last so long before it withers…

All you need for christmas is a pair of cozy christmas socks :)

I made the pattern for Sweet Lavender pattern at first as a sock, and I was inspired by the fantastic flora in Sweden in the summertime. So stunning but so short! I wanted the image of my beautiful lavender plant stay so I could remember it in the cold and long winter. And what better way than wear the image on my socks? And now I also have mad...

When I made the pattern for Sweet Lavender sock I was inspired by the fantastic flora in Sweden in the summertime. So stunning but so short! I wanted the image of my beautiful lavender plant stay so I could remember it in the cold and long winter. And what better way than wear the image on my socks? :)

When I visited California I found this beautiful flower called California Poppy. In Sweden it’s called Sömntuta (Sleepyhead!) and it does not grow wild as in California. My grandmother used to grow them in her garden, so it has a special meaning for me.

This is a wooly version of my design Sweet Lavender, made in unspun yarn from Höner & Eir.