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A beautiful ruffled sweater or tunic for babies and children, inspired by Carnation flowers, which are called “Neilikat” in Finnish.

Warm woolen socks inspired by the beautiful, white birches of the North. “Koivikko” means birch grove in Finnish.

Beautiful ruffled mittens, both for children and adults. They are inspired by Carnation flowers, which are called “Neilikat” in Finnish.

Beautiful summer socks, both for children and adults. They are inspired by Carnation flowers, which are called “Neilikat” in Finnish.

The inspiration for this sweater is a fern species named Maidenhair Spleenwort, which is called “Raunioiset” in Finnish. The pattern is part of the “ In The Woods Knit Collection”

A sock pattern inspired by the Water Lily flowers and leaves that grow densely in a Summer pond.

Beautiful, Spring socks inspired by the first Snowbell flowers that have just come up from the bare ground and started blooming. Lumikellot means Snowbells in Finnish.

SIZES:

Tufts… a bunch of fluffy dandelion tufts and stems can actually be found on the sleeves of this sweater. The sweater itself is also like a tuft - light and airy.

Hahtuvia means tufts in Finnish… a bunch of fluffy dandelion tufts and stems can actually be found on the sleeves of this children’s sweater. The sweater itself is also like a tuft - light and airy.

The inspiration for this onesie is a fern species called Maidenhair Spleenwort. Raunioiset means Maidenhair Spleenwort in Finnish.

These simple, but beautiful mittens are inspired by the golden-yellow button flowers of the Tansy plant. “Pietaryrtti” is the Finnish word for the Tansy plant, also known in English as “Golden Buttons”.

The inspiration for this cardigan was a fern species called Maidenhair Spleenwort.

This simple, but beautiful beanie is inspired by the golden-yellow button flowers of the Tansy plant. (“Pietaryrtti” is the Finnish word for the Tansy plant, also known in English as “Golden Buttons”).

Another beautiful and practical addition to the growing Raunioiset pattern series. These mittens are warm and cozy and incorporate a beautiful Maidenhair fern pattern. (Raunioiset means Maidenhair Spleenwort in Finnish).

A stylish, knot headband incorporating a beautiful pattern of Maidenhair ferns. (Raunioiset means Maidenhair Spleenwort in Finnish)

A very light and delicate baby cardigan for the smallest ones, depicting a flower motive inspired by primroses. (“Esikko” means primrose in Finnish.)

A tube cowl pattern for Kids inspired by the Maidenhair Spleenwort fern. The cowl is knitted completely seamlessly, using fine knitting techniques.

This beautiful GRAIN FIELD SHAWL captures the sights and colors of grain fields during the harvest. When worn, the ripe stalks of grain at the bottom of the shawl remain nicely visible in the front, and the shawl alternates between the undulating rows of still uncut grain, the stubble fields and the plowed edges.

Sizes: 37-39 (40-41)

Sizes: 37-39 (40-41)

A cowl pattern inspired by the Maidenhair Spleenwort fern, a species of fern that grows on rock. It is knitted completely seamlessly, using fine knitting techniques.

Sizes: 37-39 (40-41)

A tube cowl inspired by the long, thin trunks of pine trees, and their exposed roots, grounded on a rugged, sandy ridge. The two-colored brioche knit brings out both the pattern and makes the cowl airy and soft against the neck. “

Sizes: 37-39 (40-41)

Beautiful, summery socks with a row of knitted, embossed flowering Lupines.

The English translation has been published 1st of April

Beautiful and delicate mittens inspired by nature and spring tree buds (silmut being the Finnish word for “buds”).

A beautiful, shaped tube scarf, which is very suitable for outdoor activities and hiking, being practical even on the coldest days of Winter.

A stylish, Scottish-inspired knot headband for the cold of autumn or the chilly days of the awakening spring.