I am thrilled to show you a new design I have called Gavida, knitted in Bastøy – a silk and pelt wool mixture – by Oslo Mikro Spinneri, hand dyed by Værbitt. Continue reading
Riona Knitted by Siret Sinimäe
Look at this beautiful Riona sweater that Siret Sinimäe, aka kollane on Ravelry, made and photographed on her daughter Annika on the north coast of Estonia on the Pakri peninsula. Continue reading
Photoshoot at Bøler Church 2022: Moia and Benete
I have been looking forward to show you theses brilliant photos that Eivind Røhne took of model Emmalin Williams, with make-up & hair by Janne Skarpeid Hermansen and jewellery by Kaja Gjedebo Design, wearing Moia (jacket) and Benete (scarf) at Bøler kirke/Church back in June last year. Continue reading
Happy New Year! Welcome 2023!
A new year is approaching and I do hope it will be an even better one than 2022. Continue reading
Happy Knitmas & Holidays, Merry Christmas 2022!
Christmas 2022, unfortunately another Christmas with Corona still here, but knitting will keep me sane during Knitmas. Continue reading
Photoshoot at Bøler Church: Mairead
Next out in the series of photos from the shoot in June at Bøler kirke/Church is Mairead, made for Hillesvåg Ullvarefabrikk in Ask. Continue reading
Behind the Scenes: Photoshoot at Ensjø Studio 2022
Yesterday, I had another fantastic photoshoot this time at photographer Wenche Hoel-Knai’s old studio at Ensjø in Oslo. Continue reading
New Designs: Moia & Benete
I am excited to show you two more new designs; the jacket Moia and the matching scarf Benete, both knitted in the stunning Får by Woolfolk using a 4.5 mm/US 7 needle. Continue reading
Photoshoot at Bøler Church June 2022: Dearaim
Dearaim, a seamless jacket made for Hillesvåg Ullvarefabrikk, looked stunning on model Emmalin Williams – with make-up & hair by Janne Skarpeid Hermansen and jewellery by Kaja Gjedebo Design – photographed by Eivind Røhne at Bøler kirke/Church last June. Continue reading
Sirona Knitted by Heather Armstrong
I wanted to share the stunning cropped version of Sirona that patron Heather Armstrong has knitted in yarn from her stash. Continue reading