Norra.

One can never have enough Hap’s. They’re awesome, warm, comfy and can be very colourful. I wanted a bold statement border, and as per usual, I chose landscape colours. A beautiful gradient, because the Spindrift is almost always a combination of several shades in 1 thread. The border became pretty wide, so it needed a wide edge too.
Norra is the Swedish word for Northern. My husband travels to Sweden often, for his work, and I’ve joined him many times.
I hope we go beyond Stockholm, one day…

Yarn 1
9 balls 203 Jamieson and Smith 2ply Jumper weight 105m/25gr! *
1 ball 1 (Optic white!), Jamieson and Smith 2ply Jumper weight.
Yarn 2
Jamieson’s of Shetland Spindrift for the border colours.
There are 12 and depending on tension I used 1 ball for each colour number. Except for Mirrie Dancers, you need 2.

I chose these colours because the darker colours are mixed. That makes for an amazing gradient but also a bit tough to represent in a colour chart that cant mix the colours.

Needles: US2.5 or 3mm
Size: The centre triangle is after knitting (washed and blocked) ~ 250cm wide and ~115cm deep in the centre.
Notions: Set of stitch Markers (at least about 35, just be sure), T-pins plus blocking wires, suitable detergent, tapestry needle.

Grey light 203 J&S (9 balls)
Mirrie dancer 1400 (2 balls)
Rose Wood 236
Wood green 318
Storm 243
Blue Lovat 232
Yell Sound Blue 240
Green Mist 274
Egg Shell 768
Rye 140
Bracken 231
(Optic) White 1 J&S
Stone Henge 640
Cosmos 1340

Above you see the colours used. J&S = 2ply Jumper Weight by Jamieson & Smith, all other colours are JoS Spindrift.