Det finns mönster både till en baskerliknande mössa och en luva med bred, dubbelvikt resårkant.

En mysteriemössa i fem delar av stickpodden Nördic Knitting med start på julafton 2021.

Torgvantarna finns i två olika varianter. En enklare utan tumkil och en lite mer avancerad med tumkil.

En luva med lite häng och en bred resårkant.

Detta är inget riktigt mönster utan mer en dokumentation över hur jag gjort för att återskapa Paul McCartneys Fair Isletröja från 1970-talet.

The pattern for this hat was inspired by visits to Shetland and meeting the sheep there.

Använd ett tunt ullgarn som är någorlunda hårt tvinnat. Det måste en en sträckning på minst 400 m/100 g. Kontrollera masktätheten noga, annars blir mössan för stor. Det blir en mössa med lite häng.

This hat pattern comes in two versions, depending on what yarn you use.

The hat measures 53 centimeters around the bottom edge, 63 centimeter at its widest and 22 centimeters from the cast on edge to the top.

The mitten measures 19 centimeters around the hand and 21 centimeters from the start of the pattern to the top.

The hat measures 21 inches around the botton edge, 24 inches at its widest part and 9 inches from the cast on edge to the top.

Denna mössa finns i två storlekar och det kommer att finnas olika mönster att välja mellan så att mössan kan se lite olika ut när den är färdig.

I have used only one skein of Zauberball (colour 2079) that is green-white-pink for the flower pattern. I diveded the skein into smaller balls of individual green and pink colour (and left out the white) and knit the leaves in green and the flowers in pink.

I have used only one skein of Zauberball (colour 2079) that is green-white-pink for the flower pattern. I diveded the skein into smaller balls of individual green and pink colour (and left out the white) and knit the leaves in green and the flowers in pink.

Använd gärna rester av tunna ullgarner med en sträckning på 380 meter/100 gram. Ju fler färger desto festligare blir det.

This mitten is knit at a very tight gauge and could easily be made in a larger size by using bigger needles.

The hat measures about 24 inches (60 centimeters) at its widest part and about 9 inches 23 centimeters) from the bottom to the top.

The hat measures about 21 inches (52 centimeters) around the bottom edge and about 24 inches (60 centimeters) at its widest part. It measures about 
9 inches (23 centimeters) from the bottom to the top.

The hat measures about 21 inches (52 centimeters) around the bottom edge and about 24 inches (60 centimeters) at its widest part. It measures about 9 inches 
(23 centimeters) from the bottom to the top.

The hat measures 53 centimeters around the ribbing and 61 centimeters where it is at its widest. It measures 22 centimeters from the beginning of the ribbing to the top of the hat.

The hat measures about 22 centimeters from the bottom edge to the top and about 56 centimeters around the egde. It measures about 64 centimeters at its widest.

This is a large cowl that you can wrap double around your neck. It can easily be sized down by making fewer pattern repeats around.

These mittens are made of small amounts (5–10 grams) of leftover yarn, but make sure the yarn has similar yardage. I have used sock yarn that measures about 400 m/100 gram. You need at least 12 different colours, but the more colours you use, the better!

This cowl is knit in the round in one piece, folded double and finished with a three-needle-bind off so there is no seaming.

This hat is entirely made with small amounts of left overs. The more colours the merrier!

The cowl is knit in the round and there is no seaming at the end as you finish with a three-needle-bind off.

One skein of Zauberball (100 grams) and one skein of Admiral (100 grams) will be enough for both the mittens and the matching hat.

I find bats more cute than scary, but also very pretty. This hat in autumnal colours is perfect to wear around Halloween even if it won´t really frighten anyone.

One skein of Zauberball is enough for both the Maja hat and Maja mittens.

This hat comes in two sizes, both for adults.

I have used three different shades of pink for the pattern, but it works really well to use the red-pink ball of Zauberball 100 instead.

This pattern is in English.

The pattern is in English and Swedish.

This pattern is written in both English and Swedish.

The mittens measure about 7.5” 
(19 centimeters) around and about 8” 
(20 centimeters) from the start of the pattern chart to the top.

A printed copy is available in English at the Loopy Ewe.

The hat measures about 60 centimeters around and about 21 centimeters from the beginning of the ribbing to the top.

The hat measures about 21 inches (53 centimeters) around the bottom edge and about 8 inches from the bottom to the top given the gauge above.

The hat measureas about 21 inches (53 inches) around given the gauge above. It measures about 9 inches (22 centimeters) from the bottom to the top.