Finally, I am able to show you a sneak peek of my book ‘To rett en vrang. Designstrikk’ available in Norway from the 25th January. Professional make-up and hair styling was a priority for me since I wanted different looks to go with the garments. Here you can see the amazing result made by make-up artist Line Sekkingstad Sigberg, see also post on her dated December 2011. The stylist is yours truly since I have a too strong fashion opinion to allow anybody else to interfere with my knitwear designs. I love statement jewelry, especially chosen for its chic boldness, made by Monies, see www.monies.dk, on loan from one of my favourite shops in Oslo, Zenit in Skovveien at Frogner. And I also adore out-standing sculptural shoes from Camilla Skovgaard, see www.camillaskovgaard.com

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First, I would like to show you the inside cover of ballerina Cristiane Sá, photographed at the Architectural Museum in Oslo, wearing the Tweed Jacket knitted in Alv Kamgarn by Hifa, held double, together with the Dewdrop Cowl and Wrist Warmers knitted in Huldra Kamgarn by Hifa using a 3 mm/US 2-3 and a 2.5 mm/US 1-2. Both are pure wools in clear colours and available from www.ull.no

Photograph: Kim Müller

Second, the Snood with Cables worn by Kari-Anne Næssø, photographed at Aker Brygge/Wharf in Oslo, knitted in Ultra Alpaca Fine by Berroco using a 4 mm/US 6. It is a soft wool and alpaca mixture with nylon, see www.berroco.com

Photograph: Kim Müller

Third, ballerina Francesca Golfetto, photographed at the Architectural Museum in Oslo, wearing the Jacket in Cross knitted in Tencel 8/2 by Valley Yarns, held double using a 3 mm/US 2-3. A natural yarn made of cellulose with stunning drape and shine, see also post on Swatches from My Book (December 2011), available from www.yarn.com

Photograph: Kim Müller

Fourth, Francesca, photographed at Aker Brygge, wearing Lacy Rib Shawl with cowl and wrist-warmers knitted in Colina by Thomas Kvist Yarns using a 4 mm/US 6. A slubby cotton and linen mixture which gives the yarn an uneven surface, see www.thomaskvist.se

Photograph: Kim Müller

Fifth, Anna Pfeifer, photographed at Nøklevann in Oslo, wearing Blackberry Sweater and Snood knitted in Egyptian Cotton by BC Garn, held double, using a 3mm/US 2-3. The mercerised cotton has a beautiful twist and pattern definition and is available at www.garn.dk One more sneak peak will follow!

Photograph: Kim Müller