I used to hate knitting sock, but recently something has changed! I keep knitting pair after pair and absolutely love every single stitch!

I love the quick nature of sock knitting, I love that I can use complicated stitch patterns without committing to many weeks of knitting.

Hello March! I can’t quite believe it’s here. The official first spring month. We have had a few sunny days when the sun actually feels warm and there’s a chance that by summer all the snow might have melted. But I’m pretty certain that these first rays (and days) of sunshine are just a hoax, ready to lure us all into this phase of fool’s spring.

Oh what a happy Friday! This is a day I’ve been waiting for, because today is the day I can finally share the Popsicle Sweater with you all! I’m so excited!

Today I wanted to chat a little bit about my Bubblegum Shawl. A lovely little shawl that’s all about mixing textures and yarn bases.

Today I want to talk a little bit about the newly released sweater pattern of mine: Laventeli Sweater.

This gorgeous fluffy dream sweater was started already last Spring in a way, because that’s when I bought the first skeins for it from Säie Wool. At that point I was thinking about a cardigan, and holding only one strand of Mohair but pairing it with a fingering weight yarn. However, during the Spring and Summer months I was starting to lean heavily into a double stranded Silk-Mohair sweater!

This January has been all about knitting! I feel like I’ve been sitting on the sofa with a project on my hands for the majority of this month. And all the remaining times I’ve been in front of the computer. Life sometimes works that way I guess?

Winter, in my opinion, is also the perfect time to knit quick and warn woolly things like beanies! At least I feel this is the time. If you haven’t made a new hat for the new year yet, I have two lovely designs for you to try.

I’m honored to have a lovely open-front cardigan named RELLING included in Woolfolk Winter Collection ‘24. This cardigan is knitted in the ever so soft Flette Bulky.

One of the most exciting projects from last year was my collaboration with Frida Fuchs and Yarnover Berlin!

I haven’t made many advent calendar designs and to me they have always felt quite a challenge. But this previous year I completely embraced that challenge - and I’m so proud of how the collaboration turned out.

Welcome to my new journal and my pristine, fresh website!

As we are quickly heading to a brand-new year, 2024, it’s a perfect time to refresh some things about my knitting. First and foremost, I want to bring back my old habit of writing a blog.