The book contains 26 different shawl designs.

This is a traditional triangular shawl. Made from the yarn Mosa mjukull which is a blend of alpaca and Icelandic wool. The shawl is rather easy and quick to make.

I wanted to make myself a cardigan which I could use every day the whole winter. The pattern is subtle and the colours go with everything. I designed both a shorter version and a longer version, dependent on the way I am dressing.

This sweater is made from Mosa Mjukull, Icelandic yarn which is a blend of alpaca and Icelandic wool. The sweater is warm and cozy.

This is the Yellow gray version of the pattern

This is the Pink grey version of the pattern

‘Haustar’ means ‘autumn’, and this pattern celebrates the colours of the sky, the earth and the falling leaves. The knit and purl stitches of this tunic-length sweater create a beautiful, tactile all-over pattern. Feel free to adjust the length to your own taste.

Ylja neck warmer

We knit this cardigan in the round on circular needles, bottom-up. The sleeves and lower body are knitted separately. They are joined together to form the basis of the upper body, which is knitted as one piece and finished off with a decrease. The edges are finished off with a ribbed hem.

When designing Fjóla , I wanted to create a loose fitted modern sweater from the Mosa mjukull yarn. Something to wear during normal winter days with jeans. I like playing with the colours and I am happy how the striped version reminds me of the winter colours (in Iceland), when there is no snow, grey, yellow and green.

This is a cozy sweater to wear on winter days.

A traditional Icelandic Lopapeys or pullover. Made from Mosa mjukull which is a blend of Alpaca and Icelandic wool.

I love hand made mittens. I have knitted many pairs, but somehow these traditional mittens are always my favorite. This is the reason I want to share the pattern with you.

The sock is made for my children to keep on the fireplace to collect the gifts the Icelandic santa clauses give to her. The Icelandic santas are 13 different people and they come, one at a time 13 days before christmas.

A crown that gives warmth to the ears.

This keyring is a great gift for someone you like, it only takes a couple of hours to knit, even though the thread is fine.

This is a pattern inspired from the Vikings, my son Stefan tells me the pattern is made out of swords. I guess this is a matter of interpretation and lies in the eyes of the beholder.

There is a pair for these mittens, there is the knight and the hero, you can knit two of each or a pair

This is the pattern for the boy, there is another one for the girl, you can knit a boy and a girl, two boys or two girls

Easy and cute octopus for babies.

A pair of mittens suitable for playing in the playground or school.

This is a knitting pattern for a pair of mittens for adults, there are many colors and you can use leftovers to make the stripes and the dots.

There are two sizes for this pattern where you follow the same instructions but you use different type of yarn.

This pattern is made from the Norwegian Marius pattern

The mitten is knitted in such a way that it starts at the rib and then the mitten body is knitted. The thumb is a so-called invisible thumb. An additional thread is placed where the thumb is going to be. After completing the mitten body, the additional thread is removed and the stiches that form are taken up and the thumb is knitted. It is a fa...

King and queen mittens based on old patterns, they come in medium for women

Pattern inspired by the Icelandic Lopapeysa, I use the colors and patterns from the Sweater to make these mittens. The pattern is only available in English at this time as download from the web.

Vottene strikkes etter samme mønster, men med ulikt garn.

Vottene strikkes etter samme mønster, men med ulikt garn.

Vottene strikkes etter samme mønster, men med ulikt garn.