Patterns
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Blue Scarf and Hat
Try out this easy pattern and knit it in your favorite colour
I used almost exactly 50 g Sirri 2-ply for the hat and 150 g for the scarf.
Protection for my Kindle
Free pattern.
A cosy for when I carry my Kindle around in my bag.
All 5 greys in 3-ply Snældan have been used.
The pattern is inspired by a Faroese pattern used for the woman’s blouse in the national costume.
Flowers in the Round
Woman’s sweater in 5-ply Snældan yarn.
Sizes: S (M) L
Price. 35.00 DKK
About $5.72 or €4.70
Cat Face Mittens
Adorable kitten mittens in bright colours. The mittens are inspired by an old Faroese pattern called Kettunøsin (the cat nose).
Prize. 20.00 DKK
About $2.12 or €2.68
Purple Sweater
Free pattern.
This sweater is guaranteed to be the teenagers favorite. The pattern is a very simple bottom-up raglan with a negative ease, and best of all – not many ends to sew in, when you are finished.
I used exactly 300 g 3-ply Sirri for the size small, so if you want it just a little longer, you need 400 g.
Long Faroese Sweater
Free pattern for Faroese sweater.
The stranded work in 3-ply yarn through the whole sweater is sure to keep you warm.
I used white and light gray un-dyed Sirri yarn. The sweater also looks great in other natural colours.
Christmas Decoration
How to make a red and golden heart and find use for some of your left over yarn.
Basic pattern for baby vest
Free pattern for baby vest. Knit a warm and snuggly vest for the newborn.
Materials: 30 g 1 ply un-dyed white Sirri yarn.
Circular needle size 3 mm and crochet hook size 3 mm. 1 button.
Knit a sheep
Want to make you own knitted sheep? Here’s a free pattern! Cast on 20 stiches and knit 28 rows. Break the yarn and make the end long enough to sew the body together. Pull the thread through the stiches and sew the long sides together. You now have a tube, stuff it with cotton and put it aside.