I’ve knitted my first Kappa years ago, and wore it to pieces. It truly is a genius design - it can be worn as a scarf, a cowl, even a poncho! I’ve made several new Kappa cowls since then, but found that I would need one, or, in fact, two things: sleeves.

Tämä varpaista varteen neulottujen sukkien perusohje soveltuu mille hyvänsä langalle ja puikkokoolle. Perustaidot sukan neulomisesta tavanomaiseen tapaan auttavat alkuun, mutta ohje on kirjoitettu niin, että sukat pystyy neulomaan ilman aiempia sukkataitoja.

These pants are worked entirely from the waist down, and are fully modifiable. This is a recipe, intended to be modified, altered, adjusted and adapted. The pattern is written for 13 sizes in 4 different gauges. The sizes range from 70 to 130 cm (27 to 51 inches) waistline, in gauges 18, 22, 26 and 30 stitches per 10 cm (4.5, 5.5, 6.5, and 7.5 ...

This delicate garter stitch shawlette is embellished with two floral motifs, lined by an elegant, yet simple yarnover pattern.

This shawl is knitted in three phases: first you will knit one triangular section sideways from corner to corner in garter stitch. The triangle shape is knitted with increases in one edge only - the other edge is straight.

Kärjestä aloitetut lapaset neulotaan käänteisessä järjestyksessä perinteiseen tekniikkaan nähden. Toisin sanoen näissä lapasissa lisätään siellä, missä perinteisesti kavennetaan.

Näissä kääntövarsisukissa kuvio kiertää vasemmassa sukassa oikealle – tai päinvastoin! Voit neuloa sukat samanlaisiksi tai, kuten ohjeessa, toistensa peilikuviksi. Kuvan sukat ovat noin kokoa 41 ja niihin meni 100 g Louhittaren Luolan Väinämöinen DK -lankaa lähes viimeistä metriä myöten. Sukat kannattaakin neuloa yhtä aikaa kärjestä aloittaen, ...

These three cowls can be worked with any needle size and gauge. Adjust needle size to obtain gauge which appears most flattering to you.

In Finnish only, but charted

This cowl was designed for the Year of the Colors yarn club. The original cowl was knitted with Hopeasäie Gold, but the pattern is adaptable for any weight yarn. Worked bottom up, the cowl can be worked to any desired length.

This bonnet is worked in the round from the top down.The bonnet features a border embellished with beads,which you can omit if you so wish.You can use any yarn for this bonnet, as the border stitch pattern is a multiple of 2 stitches.Try on the bonnet as

Includes instructions for both top down and toe up versions of socks. Perfect for handspun yarns too!

The hat is worked from the top down to the brim. Eyelash yarn is used to trim the hat in the front and around the wide brim in the back.

This combination of a bolero and a shawl, a shawlero, is knitted

Titityyn syksyn sukkaklubia ja Väinämöistä varten erityisesti suunniteltu ohje. Ohje tulee yleisesti myyntiin lokakuussa 2011.

This bolero is knitted from the top down using The Tailored Sweater Method. No previous knowledge of the method is necessary to knit the bolero, but basic knowledge of how to knit from the top down is very useful with this project.

When I got this yarn, I wanted to knit a long, warm tunic with an air of elegance and grace. The yarn itself was ideal for such a project: 100% baby alpaca is extremely soft, warm and yields a lovely drapey knitted fabric. The beads add a feminine touch to the garment, and the shaping of the tunic was designed to complement many body types and ...

This is a pattern for a pair of lace socks, knitted toe-up with a upside down French heel and a garter lace edging. The pattern is written for magic looping, but using DPN’s is also possible.

Knitted from the top down in worsted weight yarn, this skirt is both warm and elegant, featuring a wide stranded colorwork pattern in the hem.

I designed this pair of mittens with traditional Finnish needlework in mind. The cuff pattern is from a Karelian embroidered tablecloth, adapted for stranded knitting, and the hand pattern is a simple diamond pattern.

This is a traditional Finnish sock pattern which I modified. This is only one version of the stitch pattern adapted for a pair of socks. This version is certainly not the only one - I used this as it was the one my Grandma used for a pair she knit over 25 years ago for me.

I designed this shawl for a skein of hand-dyed and handspun lace weight yarn. This shawl pattern is modular, which means it can be knitted to desired size with almost any yarn. Finished shawl size depends on the yarn and needles used.

I wanted to use sport weight yarn to produce an elegant pair of socks and decided to go for the Austrian cables. I found the cable patterns in Maria Erlbacher’s book Überlieferte Strickmuster aus dem Steirischen Ennstal.

This pattern is now available in English. The pattern includes detailed instructions for women’s large size, but modifying the pattern to your size should be relatively easy. See pattern for details.

I find stranded colorwork fascinating, and wanted to give a pair of stranded mittens a little twist with an asymmetrical, unconventional design. I used two colors for this, but the design is suitable for variegated and semisolid yarns as well (especially for the background).

This is a hat intended to go with the Aili’s Mittens. It’s a great project for a beginner and knits up fast. Knitted with worsted weight yarn, it’s very warm and thick.

This pattern is now available for everyone in English.

Ohje soveltuu mille hyvänsä langalle ja mille hyvänsä puikkokoolle. Voit muunnella pipoa haluamasi mukaan myssyksi, baskeriksi tai hyvin pitkäksi tontunlakiksi - vain mielikuvitus on rajana!

Latest corrections made 10-31-07.

This pattern is available in Finnish, but should be very easy to follow, because in the pattern a chart is included and every st is represented in the charts.

Pohjan neito pattern is now available in English. The pattern contains instructions for both Louhi and Pohjan neito.

Years ago, my DH’s grandmother, Aili, got a pair of mittens as a Christmas gift. They were knitted in mosaic pattern in light blue and white, and I thought they were one of the prettiest mittens I had ever seen. I examined the mittens closely, and decided to knit them for myself.