The Roe deer mitts are the newest member of my animal mitts collection and a wonderful and fun knitting pattern to knit.

The sweetheart mittens are stranded colourwork mittens with a repetitive, easy pattern. They are knitted in the round with a thumb gusset and a folded cuff for a snug and comfortable fit.

Welcome to this years Advent mystery mitten knit along!

The Shepherdess mitts are knitted in the round, starting with the cuff.

The stargazing mitts are a really simple, easy to knit pattern. They are knitted in the round bottom up.

The Ada socks are cosy house socks knitted with one strand Lettlopi and one strand of silk mohair.

This warm and lightweight vest is knitted in Icelandic unspun Plötulopi yarn. It features a beautiful yet simple-to-knit diamond pattern, which is created with just knit and purl stitches.

This pattern is a fun colourwork mitten with many details.

The Varg mitts are a new sibling to my other mitts patterns with the same overall construction. What separates it from the others is that it is longer and knitted with a slightly heavier yarn, so it is also suitable for men.

The Ostara mitts are fun project for spring when the air is still a little bit cold. It’s a fun and fast little knit and it’s a great joy to see the lovely daffodils and the bunny emerging!

The Lucky Lady mitts are fun project for early spring when the air is still cold. It’s a fun and fast little knit and it’s a great joy to see the ladybug emerging!

The Honey bee mitts are fun project for early spring when the air is still cold. It’s a fun and fast little knit and it’s a great joy to see the bee emerging!

The Fläta mittens are an easy, quick mitten pattern for cold days.

The Jul socks are a simple but interesting sock pattern. It includes both some low key cable knitting on the cuff and heel and easy color work on the leg, which makes them also beginner friendly.

Welcome to a new round of the Advent mystery mitten knit along!

The Hedwig cowl is an easy and cosy pattern with a simple lace pattern and knitted in the softest yarn from woolfolk yarns.

Saga´s shawl is a fun. easy pattern that I knitted for my daughter Saga when she was 10 months old. The yarn I udes was a beautiful hand dyed dk weight merino/silk yarn. Unfortunatly I don´t remember the yarns name! I think this shawl would also look beautiful in a indie dyed single merino skein.

The Tyto mitts are the big sister of the Sionnach mitts. Constracted

I knitted these cosy slippers with one strand beautiful natural sock yarn from Woollentwine and one strand Tilia silk mohair that makes these slippers extra cosy for chilly days and nights.

These fingerless mitts feature a cute little fox face.

The idea for this mitten came to me when I was drawing templates for my carvings. I drew a lot of different moths and I thought, why not try to make a pattern out of it. I wanted to create a warm and durable mitten knitted in a durable rusic yarn. There are two different sizes, one for small hand and one for bigger hands.