Fingerless gloves are my favorite accessory – and also my favorite piece to knit because they offer so many varieties of constructing them a...

This scarf is constructed sideways from  tip to tip. It is knitted all in garter stitch and uses intarsia technique to create a wavy sinus c...

Some designs take a million tries to get them right (e.g. the  Partly Biased Fingerless Gloves  I published earlier this year) and others ju...

This colorful cowl is a light and airy accessory –  suitable for summer or early autumn. It looks especially good when knitted with variegat...

I love knitted pieces with constructions that are a bit out of the ordinary. These fingerless gloves have a middle part knitted on a 45 degr...

I like a cowl to sit as snugly as possible around my neck, but I also like it to warm my shoulders. That's why I designed this one, that...

I love two-colour brioche - it is a gorgeous technique because it creates a lovely, squishy texture that is comfortable to wear. Plus, it ca...

I love knitting fingerless gloves. They usually are a relatively small project, but they can have quite fun and interesting constructions. T...

The inspiration for these mitts comes from a quilt pattern I saw on social media. I asked myself whether it would be possible to arrange sim...

Two-colour brioche is a marvellous technique. It creates a lovely, squishy texture that is comforable to wear and it can be used to create q...

Marianne Holmen from  strikkeglad.dk  has written another Danish translation of one of my free knitting patterns. This time for my Seifenbla...

One of my favorite TV programs is the Great British Sewing Bee. It's not only very "feel-good" program with lovely contestants...