Everyone needs to stay warm during the cold months. Harald is a beanie pdf pattern, perfect for jersey fabric scraps, or an old sweater. It's quick and easy to sew and a great gift!

To make the pattern accessible for beginners, each step is explained thoroughly with text and illustrations.

The pattern and instructions are available in English and Norwegian. Please make sure that you choose the right language when ordering. The pattern is a digital file that you can print on your own A4-printer.

Number of sheets to print (A4): 4 pages (only pattern) or 11 pages (pattern and instructions)

Level: Beginner

Sizes: mini (kids), midi (teen/small adult) and maxi (large adult)

Materials needed:

Midi/Maxi: 60x60 cm jersey fabric, thread

Mini: 50x50 cm jersey fabric, thread 

Video tutorial: https://youtu.be/jEvOA67XMq0

Photo: Signe Luksengard

Guro is a chic and practical bag with pockets for everything you need, Perfect for projects on the go, or even as a nursing bag. Choose between two sizes and add as many pockets as you need for all of your things.

To make the pattern accessible for beginners, each step is explained thoroughly with text and illustrations.

The pattern and instructions are available in both English and Norwegian. Please make sure that you choose the right language when ordering. The pattern is a digital file that you can print on your own A4-printer.

Number of sheets to print: 10 pages (pattern) or 20 pages (pattern and instructions)

Level: Intermediate

Measurements:

Small bag: Ø 21 cm, height: 23 cm

Big bag: Ø 25 cm, height 32 cm

Materials needed:

Small bag:

• 0,4 m main fabric (140 cm wide)

• 0,5 m lining fabric (140 cm wide)

• 50 cm x 70 cm stiff interfacing for bags

• Thread

• 20 cm zipper x 2

• 60 cm zipper

• 1,5 m bias band

• 2 rings or D-rings for the strap (optional)

• 2 hooks for the strap (optional)

• 0,5 m main fabric (140 cm wide)

• 0,6 m lining fabric (140 cm wide)

• 90 cm x 70 cm stiff interfacing for bags

• Thread

• 25 cm zipper x 2

• 75 cm zipper

• 1,8 m bias band

• 2 rings or D-rings for the strap (optional)

• 2 hooks for the strap (optional)

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Knut is a hood with bib - the perfect companion for a hoodless jacket, like Marte or Ingvild. It’s quick and easy to sew, and perfect to make from wool scraps, heavy weight jersey or an old sweater. The pattern is suitable for beginners.

To make the pattern accessible for beginners, each step is explained thoroughly with text and illustrations.

The pattern and instructions are available in English and Norwegian. Please make sure that you choose the right language when ordering. The pattern is a digital file that you can print on your own A4-printer.

Number of sheets to print (A4): 8 pages (only pattern) or 22 pages (pattern and instructions)

Level: Beginner

Sizes: mini (kids), midi (teen/small adult), maxi (large adult). Models Zenab and Mari are wearing size midi.

Choice of fabric:
This is a great project to use scraps from your structured garments. Wool fabrics are recommended, both woven and knits, but you can also use a firm or jersey quality made from for example cotton, like terry or isoli. 

Biggi is the bag that can carry anything and everything you need. It’s reversible and easy to sew.

To make the pattern accessible for beginners, each step is explained thoroughly with text and illustrations.

The pattern and instructions are available in both English and Norwegian. Please make sure that you choose the right language when ordering. This pattern does not need to be printed, as you draw and cut your own pattern pieces.

Level: Beginner

Materials needed:

1 m main fabric (140 cm wide)

1 m contrast fabric (140 cm wide)

1,4 m band for handles (can also be made from fabric)

Thread

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Hedda is a reversible headband that is quick and easy to make. It is a great beginners project and also a good way to use fabric scraps.

To make the pattern accessible for beginners, each step is explained thoroughly with text and illustrations.

The pattern and instructions are available in both English and Norwegian. Please make sure that you choose the right language when ordering. The pattern is a digital file that you can print on your own A4-printer.

Number of sheets to print: 1 page (only pattern) or 6 pages (pattern and instructions)

Level: Beginner

Materials needed:

• 1 m x 15 cm main fabric
• 1 m x 15 cm contrast fabric
• Thread

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Photo: Anne valeur

Sko: Lille vinkel sko

Ola is a reversible bow tie that is quick and easy to make. It is a great project for  beginners that wants to advance a bit, and also a good way to use fabric scraps.

To make the pattern accessible for beginners, each step is explained thoroughly with text and illustrations.

The pattern and instructions are available in both English and Norwegian. Please make sure that you choose the right language when ordering. The pattern is a digital file that you can print on your own A4-printer.

Number of sheets to print: 1 page (only pattern) or 7 pages (pattern and instructions)

Level: Beginner

Materials needed:

• 1 m x 10 cm main fabric
• 1 m x 10 cm contrast fabric
• Thread

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Photo: Anne Valeur

Glasses: Kaibosh

Henrik is a reversible tie that is quick and easy to make. It is a great beginners project and also a good way to use fabric scraps.

To make the pattern accessible for beginners, each step is explained thoroughly with text and illustrations.

The pattern and instructions are available in both English and Norwegian. Please make sure that you choose the right language when ordering. The pattern is a digital file that you can print on your own A4-printer.

Number of sheets to print: 3 page (only pattern) or 8 pages (pattern and instructions)

Level: Beginner

Materials needed:

• 1,5 m x 10 cm main fabric
• 1,5 m x 10 cm contrast fabric
• Thread

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