Flap mittens are nice if being outside and sometimes needing to use the hands, especially during spring or autumn when the weather is varying. This pattern is for a simple flap mitten with a striped pattern across. It is of course possible to make it in a single color.

Easter is coming up, so why not make your own decorative chicken. This pattern creates a chicken that is placed on a champagne (or similar) cork.

These mittens are inspired by the star from Mario and has a reflective yarn knitted together with the yellow one to make you more visible in the dark.

October is breast cancer awareness month. The pink ribbon is a symbol for this and with this ribbon wristband you can also raise awareness.

October is breast cancer awareness month. The pink ribbon is a symbol for this and with this ribbon wristband you can also raise awareness.

Simple pattern for mittens using three colors. Not really stripes, but in line with the other patterns in the series.

A simple and nice striped scarf. Make it in your three favorite colors.

A simple and nice striped headband. Make it in your three favorite colors.

Sometimes you just feel like going crazy and use all the colors you can. With this, I actually did! Use bright colors to create a crazy colorful sparklng pair of mittens or some more discrete ones.

I’m Batman… Well, not really, but at least you can feel a bit like him with this wristband, keeping you warm while roaming Gotham City.

Lacking power gloves, these might come in handy to stay warm while playing your favorite Zelda game.

A simple double-knitted headband with a nice wavy pattern. Preferably use two very different colors to create a great effect.

A headband featuring a modern 8-bit creature from the world of Minecraft.

A pair of mittens featuring a modern 8-bit creature from the world of Minecraft.

A simple double knitted wristband featuring an 8-bit creature of the present.

Simple broken seed headband that easily can be adjusted to fit your favorite team colors (or chosen by other reasons).

Simple single color headband with a diamond pattern created with purled stitches.

Simple single color headband with a square pattern created with purled stitches.

Simple single color headband with a triangular pattern created with purled stitches.

Simple single color headband with a diagonal pattern created with purled stitches.

Simple single color mittens with a square pattern created with purled stitches.

Simple single color mittens with a diamond pattern created with purled stitches.

Simple single color mittens with a diagonal pattern created with purled stitches.

Simple single-colored mittens with a nice triangular pattern formed with purled stitches.

A pair of warm mittens featuring the cute dragons Bub and Bob from the classic game Bubble Bobble.

Simple beanie shaped like a pokéball to keep your head warm when being out hunting for pokémons.

Simple broken seed mittens that easily can be adjusted to fit your favorite team colors (or chosen by other reasons).

Being out hunting pokémons on evenings, nights or in colder weather it is important to keep the hands warm, but still have the possibility to catch them. These mittens have a flap that easily can be switched between covering the fingers or being folded over the back of the hand.

Well, Pokémon Go is now a thing and I just had to make a wristband insipred by Pokémon and my team, Team Mystic. It’s easy to replace the color with your team color of course and change the background to some other color.

Simple beanie with Pacman, our favorite circular arcade hero.

A wristband inspired by the monster in H. P. Lovecrafts Call of Cthulhu.

A simple wristband featuring Pacman

The circular 8-bit hero on a mitten along with his nemesis Blinky.

The 8-bit mushroom as a single-color wristband. The mushroom itself is built up by the purled part of the pattern.

Unleash your inner rebel and make a wristband fit for a space traveller. Possible to wear in reverse.

Socks featuring the standard alien invader. Suggestions for adjusting the size included in the pattern.

Socks featuring a 1-up mushroom. Socks are stretchy and fits most sizes of feet.

Fingerless mittens featuring the most common invading alien.

A nice warm scarf featuring alien 8-bit invaders. The scarf is double knitted with two front sides and keeps you warm during cold winter days.

Headband inspired by the classic NES-controller we all love.

Zelda celebration continues. This is a simple wristband of the triforce. Feel the courage, wisdom and power around your wrist.

Zelda is a well-known series of games that is still producing more titles to this day. One of the staple features of the games is the triforce. This is a headband featuring the triforce that I made for the 30th anniversary of the first Zelda game.

Double-knitted headband featuring alien invaders from the 8-bit era.

A nice warm scarf made to match the Pacman and Blinky headband. Consists of the characters and pills to look like the game.

Is there a better symbol for retro gaming then the classic space invader figure? My guess is, no. This pattern is for a simple wristband that can be turned inside out to invert the colors. It’s a good pattern to learn and practice double knitting.

Did you have a C64 when you grew up? When you maybe remember the puzzle shoot ‘em up game called Paradroid. This is a pattern for mittens that keeps that memory alive (and your hands warm).

A headband featuring our favorite circular arcade hero and his cute red nemesis.

Mittens perfect for the C#- or Java-coder with cold hands.

Retro-inspired mittens for the nerd within. The pattern is in general really simple, but the mushroom part can be a bit tricky.

A retro-inspired scarf for the nerd within. The pattern is in general really simple, but the mushroom part can be a bit tricky.

A retro-inspired headband for the nerd within. The pattern is in general fairly simple, but the mushroom part can be a bit tricky.

A retro-inspired hat for the nerd within. The pattern is in general fairly simple, but the mushroom part can be a bit tricky.