I am back in Norway but my head is still in Vancouver, so here is another post on the amazing Knit City Vancouver from September 26 to 28, 2025! In the Knitting Lounge, opposite the SweetGeorgia stand as they organised it, I met with founder Felicia Lo & Greta Cornejo (Education Program Coordinator) in real life for the first time. Continue reading
Okimi Pattern Released
I am delighted to release my Okimi pattern in both English and Norwegian on Ravelry. Okimi, Japanese for see off the coast, is an oversized cabled poncho with armhole openings to make it into a shawl with longer fronts. Continue reading
Knit City Vancouver 2025
I am just back home after a successful Knit City Vancouver from September 26 to 28, 2025! It was a blast! Continue reading
KAL 2025
Autumn is Sweater Weather and brings with it evenings perfect for knitting. Hence I have set up another Knit-A-Long in my Ravelry group. Continue reading
Rikona Pattern Released
The test knit of Rikona has come to an end with beautiful versions in progress, and the pattern has been released in English and Norwegian in my Ravelry Store. Continue reading
Arine Knitted by Caryn Tierney
I am delighted to present test knitter Caryn Tierney and her gorgeous Arine, knitted in the original yarn mYak Baby Yak Medium in Shine in size 5. Continue reading
Oslo Design Fair Autumn 2025
On Tuesday I went to the Oslo Design Fair to meet yarn suppliers, agents, and designers as well as seeing what was new. Continue reading
Knit Social Founders: Amanda & Fiona
I am so excited to be going to Knit City Vancouver at the end of September and wanted to share this podcast interview of the founders Amanda & Fiona of Knit Social by Felicia Lo of Sweet Georgia Yarns, who has been sponsoring the festival since the beginning. Continue reading
Kanaye Knitted by Margot
I am thrilled to present another of my test knitters, who is also a patron; Margot with her stunning Kanaye! Continue reading
New Design: Okimi
I am delighted to show you my new design Okimi, an oversized cabled poncho with armhole openings to make it into a shawl with longer fronts and to anchor it in place. The yarn I picked for it is the luxurious Queensland Collection, Kathmandu DK 100 made of 85% wool, 10% silk, 5% cashmere, with 270 meters/295 yards on each 100 gram skein and it was generously sponsored by Knitting Fever.
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