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These mittens combine the traditional art of selbu patterns with a modern twist of hand dyed yarn. I really wanted to make a pair of mittens that let the variegated yarn really show, at the same time as it let’s the pattern itself show.

Whilst I was designing the Narvik hat, I really fell in love and wanted to make mittens with the same colourwork. These mittens are fairly quick to make up and they’re inspired by the Norwegian knitting traditions.

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Here it finally is: the pattern for the traditional Norwegian “tovavotter” (felted mittens). These mittens are super quick to knit up, and you can felt them by putting them in a washing machine or a table dryer. The pattern also has instructions on how to do the machine felting.

Stjerneskinn, translated ”starshine” is a pair of gorgeous, stranded socks, inspired by Scandinavian knitting traditions. Both the Selbu star and the snow crystals in between have been used a lot in Scandinavian knitting, and the short row heel and rounded to are the ones that my grandma taught me how to knit. The pattern could be knitted in tw...

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Nordic Stars is a pair of socks based on traditional Norwegian socks called ”Russelester” or ”Russesokker”. The socks are knitted in DK weight yarn, and have stranded colorwork all over. They are knitted top down, have an afterthought heel and a pointy toe, just as the tradition is. The heel is knit the same way as the toe. The shape of the hee...

There is something nostalgic about the selbu star and lices together. It makes my mind og right back to my childhood, when we used to run and play in the Norwegian winter forests. We were always dressed in these kind of hand knitted items, mostly made by my amazingly talented grandmother.

This gorgeous slipped stitch shawl is a simple, yet effectice knit. The Slipped stitches really makes the shawl stands out, and allows you to play with colors.

This pattern was initially made as a har for myself for springtime in the arctics. I love the flat look of the faux cables, it’s super squishy without adding bulks to the knitted fabric.

The Sigrid socks are beutiful socks knitted cuff down. They have a simple, yet stylish faux cable going down the length of the socks, a heelflap and gusset the way my granda tought me and a rounded toe.

The Sigrid Har is a wonderful lace hat with faux cables. It looks more intricate than it is, and it is a wonderful hat both for everyday wear and for the days when you want to feel a extra pretty.

Diamonds and pearls is a simple, triangular shawl which is worked sideways. It consists of alternating segments of garter stitch and a beautiful diamond lace. The pattern is written for two sizes, the small one is perfect for that wonderful skein of fingering weight yarn that has been waiting for the perfect project, and I’ve knit up the bigger...

This hat was designed as part og the StrandedKAL, which I hosted in my podcast, Arctic Knititng. I realized that many people who want to try stranded knitting for the first time is really intimidated my it, and it’s really hard to know what’s an easy pattern the first time you decided to try a new technice.

I designed this pattern for my son, Ludvig, for his christening. The idea was to have a traditional christening hat that matched the gown that his great grandmother knitted.

What you’ll need:

This is a leafy cowl that is knitted flat. This is an easy lace pattern with gorgeous results. Repeat the pattern once for a short cowl or twice for an infinity cowl.