En toffel, perfekt att mysa runt i när det är kyligt.

Sockan Musikanten, the Musician sock.

En vante med nästan en optisk illusion.

Den här koftan stickas nerifrån och upp, fram och tillbaka, i ett stycke upp till ärmhålen. De olika styckena stickas därefter klart var för sig, och sätts ihop i axeln. Ärmen plockas upp i ärmhålet och stickas runt, uppifrån och ner.

This sock is knitted toe-up with a lace pattern on the top of th e foot. The length is fully adjustable to your own preferences, and the pattern includes 5 circumference sizes. The heel is shaped using short rows.

Ett snabbstickat vantprojekt!

If you like patterns with geometric shapes, this is the mittens for you.

If you like patterns with geometric shapes, this is a cowl for you.

This sock is knitted toe up with a bubble pattern on the outer side of the foot.

Ett pannband med repetitivt mönster som snart sätter sig i fingrarna!

Ett snabbstickat vantprojekt!

The pattern includes 6 sizes: 9 months (18 months) 3 years (5 years) 7 years and (9 years).

This pair of socks is knitted toe up with a lace pattern in the front in the shaping of spring snowflakes.

A pair of mittens, knitted in a thick yarn and it’s possible to knit quite fast in case you need a pair before the cold really sets in.

This sock is knitted toe up with a small cable on the outer side of the foot.

This sock is knitted toe up with a small flowery lace pattern on the outer side of the foot.

This is a simple but at the same way delicate cardigan. Mostly worked in stockinette stitches but with a lace pattern on the back.

The spring is coming, and a pair of socks with an easy, but also delicate, lace pattern is all you need.

A pair of mittens full of winding leaf pattern.

A pair of mittens full of lovely hearts. Or half mittens/fingerless gloves if you prefer. The pattern includes pattern for both alternatives.

A cozy cowl full of lovely hearts.

A really quick project that gives you warm mittens.

The pattern includes 6 sizes: 9 months (18 months) 3 years (5 years) 7 years and (9 years).

Do you, or your child, love pears? Here’s a collar that keeps the children warm and cozy, full of pears.

A pair of mittens full of hearts! Choose if you want on the thumb, or a couple of stars instead. You can use either two or three colour (or why not using a fourth colour for the Latvian braids?).

This slipover is knitted bottom-up, in the round, until separating into 2 pieces to form armholes and then knitted back and forth, and then joined with a 3 needle bind off as shoulder seem.

This pattern is written with 54 (58) 62 (66) 70 stitches. With given gauge the finished circumference is 17,5 (19) 20,5 (22) 23,5 cm. It is also possible to change the gauge a little and make it a bit smaller/bigger.

This pattern is written with 62 (66) 70 stitches. Use needles and gauge to make it fit your feet.

This slipover is knitted bottom up, in the round, until separating into 2 pieces to form armholes and then knitted back and forth instead.

Ceropegia, or hearts-on-a-string

A sweater full of lovely cherries.

A cowl is perfect in the between of summer and autumn. Not to hot, but still makes you a bit warmer.

A soaker pattern available in 4 sizes, to fit a newborn baby as well as a toddler. Perfect to put over a cloth diaper.

A really quick knit. Suitable in the spring and autumn when it’s still a bit chilly in the morning. Matches perfectly with the Tulipa collar.

A really quick knit to use during spring when it’s still a bit chilly but you’re longing for summer. A perfect match to Cerasus collar (and a perfect way to use any leftover yarn).

A quick knit with lovely tulips. Everything you want when the spring is coming, but the tulips are still at rest in the ground.

A quick knit with lovely cherries. A collar that keeps the children warm and cozy.

The Ceropegia soaker is knitted in the round, top down. The crotch is worked back and forth with slipped stitches for a more dense fabric. At last, stitches are picked up and the legs are knitted in the round.

The Cerasus soaker is knitted in the round, top down, with an eyelet pattern in the ribbing which allows you to thread an I-cord and tie for a snug fit. The crotch is worked back and forth with slipped stitches for a more dense fabric. At last, stitches are picked up and the legs are knitted in the round.