DANISH BELOW

DANISH BELOW

Keep the little hands warm with these unique tabi mittens, inspired by the iconic tabi shoes with a split big toe – now in the form of mittens! These trigger mittens feature a separated index finger, allowing you to move it freely, making them both stylish and functional.

The jacket is knitted flat in a garter stitch, which is seamed along the chest. Ribbing is working around the front legs and neck. Around the back is worked either a folded edge or a crochet border.. The Honey Jacket will fit most small dogs of about 3-5 kg, eg. miniature poodles, chihuahuas, shi tzus, etc.

This main body of this bonnet is crocheted in a moss stitch, alternating between colours. The edges are knitted flat and attached around the crocheted edge using single crochets. Make and attach your ties and the bonnet is done. Read through the entire pattern before starting to get an overview of the various steps <3

This main body of this bonnet is crocheted in a moss stitch, alternating between colours. The edges are knitted flat and attached around the crocheted edge using single crochets. Make and attach your ties and the bonnet is done. Read through the entire pattern before starting to get an overview of the various steps <3

The jacket is knitted flat in garter stitch, which is seamed along the chest. Ribbing is working around the armholes and neck. A folded edge is knitted around the body, holding the shape nicely. The Honey Jacket is named after my sister’s one-eyed dog, Honey - and she’s also the model in this pattern.

This bonnet is knitted flat in garter stitch. Stitches are picked up along the edge and knitted in stockinette, and then folded and attached with a crochet hook. Read through the entire pattern before starting to get an overview of the various steps <3

The sock is knitted from the top down, from the ankle to the toe. After working the ribbed cuff, a purl row is knitted, which will later be picked up to knit the frill. The rest of the sock is knitted in stockinette. The heel is reinforced by a honeycomb pattern, which creates a thicker fabric - that is also decorative!

‘La fleur’ means ‘the flower’ in French. A little nod to my heritage :) The Fleur scrunchie is a unique hair accessory shaped like an almost cartoonlike flower with five petals. The flower petals are stuffed to make them soft and fluffy. Adjusting the size of yarn, needles, and amount of stuffing to your liking, to vary the size of the final pr...

A modern classic with a few twists. The scarf is worked in a soft baby merino wool with thin stripes along the way. The shape and size of the Sailor Scarf makes it ideal to use as both a bonnet/balaclava and around the neck.

These classic mittens - named after my son - have a great shape for the thumb and will keep your hands toasty through the seasons. They are knitted in stockinette from the wrist to the fingertips. Firstly you knit the ribbing, then the thumb gusset and hand. Stitches are put on hold for the thumb as you complete the hand. Then these are picked ...

A classic and warm bonnet with delicate details. It is knitted in seed stitch with ribbed edges and i-cord ties. If you play with the gauge, it can easily be adapted for different head sizes. Read through the entire pattern before starting to get an overview of the various steps.

A classic scandinavian balaclava with beautiful details. The main body is knitted in the seed stitch, finished with a wide double ribbing. Fun fact! in Danish the seed stitch is called the ‘pearl’ stitch (perlestrik), which is where the name came from.

These mittens will keep your fingers warm, whilst allowing you to move your fingers more freely. They are inspired by the popular shoes and socks with separate big-toes, but now for you hands! The mittens are knitted bottom up in the round, from wrist to fingertips. Firstly you will knit the ribbing, then the hand and thumb gusset. Stitches for...

A quick an easy project, perfect for those scraps of yarn, that are too long to throw out, but long enough to keep (I know you have a jar of those, right?). This lanyard can be used for your keys as an alternative to the carabiner, as a pacifier cord, or whatever else you can imagine!