Esther Sweater: An Old Favourite Revisited

August 1, 2026

Some designs never really grow old. You simply discover them again. The Esther Sweater is one of those patterns for me. Even though I know the design well, changing the yarn or playing with a new ...

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Designing New Knitting Patterns for a Cosy Autumn

July 1, 2026

There is something slightly strange, but also quite lovely, about sitting in the summer sun and thinking about wool. While the days are still long and warm, my needles are already moving towards au...

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Gudrun Sweater: Playing with Colourwork

May 1, 2026

There is something I particularly love about colourwork. Choosing the colours is almost as much a part of the creative process as the knitting itself. That is why I am so happy that the Gudrun Swe...

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New Zealand: Knitting Inspiration from the Other Side of the World

April 1, 2026

I have just returned from the most amazing trip to New Zealand, and I already know I want to go back. There were long treks, mountains I could have looked at for hours, beautiful landscapes, and pl...

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Grærup Sweater: New Possibilities for Leftover Yarn

March 1, 2026

I have always found it difficult to throw away leftover yarn. Small balls of wool from earlier projects somehow find their way into a basket, waiting for the right project to come along. And every ...

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North Sea Shawl: Knitting for Quiet Moments

October 1, 2025

Some knitting is made for quiet evenings on the sofa. I love having a project on my needles that does not need an entire evening. Something I can pick up when I have ten quiet minutes, knit a few r...

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A Creative Friday in Rotterdam: Behind the Scenes of a Knitwear Photoshoot

July 1, 2025

There is always something special about seeing a new collection come to life outside my knitting room. Last Friday, I spent the day in Rotterdam photographing my upcoming autumn knitwear collection...

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Summer Knitting: Lighter Projects for Warmer Days

June 1, 2025

I never really put my knitting needles away for summer. When the days get longer and life moves outside, I simply find myself wanting something a little different on my needles. Something lighter, ...

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