Showing posts with label sweater. Show all posts
Showing posts with label sweater. Show all posts

Saturday, January 21, 2023

Tusseladd Polar Sweater




 Pattern is from this book; Tusseladd Polar.

I used Viking Hobbygarn. I went up one size and added a few rounds in the top pattern.

Always some yarn left for a scrap project.

Sunday, December 4, 2022

Christmas mystery sweater

First time I have participated in a Mystery Knit on Facebook. Enjoyed it, but a little stressful. Happy with the result. There were competitions along the way, I won once with the picture below, got yarn for my next sweater!

Yarn: Viking Sportsragg

Pattern: "Julemysteriet" Booklet 2238 from Viking Garn.


Sunday, December 29, 2019

Nord alpaca sweater

This is the Christmas present I made for my son.
Pattern: “Nord” from Sandnes yarn. Booklet «Tema 51 Norske ikoner»
Yarn: Puno from Rauma Yarn
The pattern calls for "Fritidsgarn" wool yarn, but he is very sensitive, so I chose to use alpaca instead after recommendations in my local yarn shop. My son is between size M and L, I knitted him and L with this yarn, but ended up a little smaller than desired. He will hopefully use the sweater anyway, he is spending the next 5 months at Svalbard; an arctic island.


Sunday, September 15, 2019

Cecilie Skog Sweater

A beautiful sweater is off the needles, perfect for fall!
Yarn: Kos by Sandnes garn, Color 7270
Needles: 5,5 mm

Wednesday, October 4, 2017

Icelandic Sweater with horses

I have used the stitch count and the horse diagram from this free pattern: Sweater with horses.
The remaining design is my own, inspired my my trip to Iceland July 2017.
Knitting needles:5 mm
Yarn:Lett-Lopi by Istex. Colors: garnet red heather 1409, light beige heather 0086,chocolate heather 0867, pine green heather 1407.

The diamond circle by Saltvik Horse Farm, Husavik, Iceland. A 5 day trip with 86 horses and 20 riders.

My crush: Godi of Saltvik farm, above Myvatn, Iceland.

Waiting for the herd to cross as well.
Lunch break, and swapping of horses.

Saturday, October 5, 2013

Marius Sweather for little boy


This little sweater is size 1 year.  My mom has done the knitting, and I have put the sweater together and added the neck. We are both happy with the result!
Yarn: Lanett by SandnesGarn.
Pattern: Allers #  44/2012
According to Wikipedia; this sweater was designed in 1953 by Unn Søiland Dale and named after the downhill skier Marius Eriksen. It was inspired by the traditional Norwegian Setesdals-sweaters.

Unn Søiland Dale and Marius Eriksen. Photo: Vi Menn/Sandnesgarn