Let me tell you a little story! Ivy Shawl has been in the works for quite some time, if yew start from the time I got the yarn. That was 2024, I think.

There is always something special about knitting for the people we love. Back in June, I set out to knit a birthday gift for my husband, looking for a design that would be practical, comfortable, and also fun (and simple) on the needles. Later that special birthday cast-on evolved into my newest release, the Pace Socks.

I am so incredibly excited to finally share my newest design with you all: the Daisy Sweater. If you are looking for a little extra warmth and a ray of sunshine to add to your knitted wardrobe, this is absolutely it. The Daisy Sweater is a seamless, top-down, round-yoke pullover with a wonderfully relaxed shape and a slightly cropped length that makes it perfectly effortless to throw on.

July is the month when all of Finland seems to be shut down and everyone escapes to their summer cottages. For me, nothing drastic usually changes, but this year there’s something different happening!

Oh Summer! I can finally say that we are in the midst of the greenest, most lush time of the year. I know heatwave has paralysed most of Europe in the past week, but here up North we have been lucky to enjoy warm (not hot) days with plenty of sunshine. Lucky us!

Midsummer is upon us and it’s the perfect time to introduce you to my featherweight wardrobe staple: The Elma Cardigan. A cardigan that’s soft, airy and incredibly lightweight.

Have you ever been curious how it would feel like to knit a sunrise? I have - and I also feel like I already knitted it one. That’s why I’m so excited to release the Aura Sweater! It’s my love letter to the blurry, hazy loveliness that we call silk mohair. The ultimate fluff, halo and softness all in one. The fibre has been my recent obsession for a good reason and the Aura Sweater is the greatest example of it!

I’m so glad that the long-awaited release of the April Scarf is finally here! It’s the epitome of Spring knitting in my mind: it’s easy, small, with fun colours and of course some stripes! What more to we really need? Not much, if you ask me.

A few weeks back I got an email about this lovely little colourwork sweater and was surprised to see that it hadn’t yet seen the light of day as a single pattern! So I decided to take action and make it one! So, without further ado: Here is Tiny Pebbles Sweater.

I’ve been working on a dream project on my needles for a while now, and seeing it finished and photographed feels like the first rays of sun in the Spring. Meet the Pehmis Sweater. The name might sound familiar to you, because it’s the Finnish word for soft-serve ice cream, and honestly, that’s exactly what this sweater feels like.