HERITAGE SWEATER
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Introducing the Revamped Heritage Sweater – Inspired by classic Norwegian menswear, this boyfriend-style sweater features all-over stranded colourwork. A fresh take on a cold-weather essential.
VERSATILE BASICS
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Contemporary, sleek, and modern pieces designed for adventurous beginners and beyond—perfect for anyone who loves a versatile wardrobe staple that moves effortlessly from trails to streets and back.
UNIQUE COLOURWORK
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From minimalist colourwork and playful slip stitch patterns to bold, geometric designs—perfect for anyone who loves exploring colourwork.
TEXTURED KNITS
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From minimalist stitch patterns to intricate yet memorable cables, each 'just one more row away' from becoming your next favourite textured piece.
Ulven Knit
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I believe a well-designed knitting pattern is more than instructions—it’s a tool that should guide, inspire, and make every step of the process enjoyable.
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It’s Not Just a Pattern
Thoughtful design goes beyond aesthetics. A great knitting pattern isn’t just about the finished piece—it shapes the entire experience. Every step, from selection and purchase to cast-on and bind-off, should be seamless and enjoyable.
From a love for wool to a love of design
Natural fibers have always been at the core of my work. High-quality fibers isn’t just about aesthetics—it’s about function, durability, and comfort. As a hiker and outdoor person, I’ll never stop appreciating wool as nature’s own high-performance material.
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Blog posts
5 Essential Tips for Perfecting Your Stranded Colourwork Knitting
Spring and Summer Survival Guide for Knitters: How to Choose the Best Fibers for Your Summer Knitting Projects and Should You Still Choose Wool?
