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

A timeless and feminine reversible coat, perfect for wearing over dresses with a full skirt. You can choose a basic fabric on one side, and a bright colour or print on the other side, to get two completely different coats in one. It has an asymmetric closure and a clean neckline without collar, as well as side seam pockets. The darts add a nice detail to the clean finish.

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. The folder also includes an A0-format file that can be printed at a printshop. 

Number of sheets to print (A4): 33 (pattern only) or 48 (pattern + instructions)

Level: Intermediate

Sizes: 32-52  (size chart)

Materials needed:

• Main fabric: 2,5-3,2 m* medium-weight fabric (140 cm wide)
• Contrast fabric: 2,5-3,2 m* medium-weight fabric (140 cm wide)
• Thread
• 70 cm lining for pockets

• 6-8 buttons

* Sizes 32-34: 2,5m, sizes 36-52: 3,2 m (full width skirt) or 2,5 m (decreased width of skirt)

Choice of fabric

A medium-weight fabric in cotton, linen or wool is recommended, but it also works well with heavy-weight woven fabrics.

Photo: Anne valeur

Shoes: Lille vinkel sko

A versatile and plain everyday coat with an oversized fit, dropped shoulders and hidden pockets in the side seams. It works well all year long, in light- and heavy-weight fabrics. It is without lining and easy to make. The pattern has 12 cm ease added to the hip measurement of all sizes (see finished garment measurements in the photos). All sizes is included in the pattern.

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. The folder also includes an A0-format file that can be printed at a printshop. 

Number of sheets to print (A4): 35 (pattern only) or 53 (pattern + instructions)

Level: Intermediate

Sizes: 32-64  (size chart)

Materials needed:

• 2,5-3,2 m* medium-weight fabric (140 cm width)
• Thread
• 50 cm fusible lining for collar and facing (not for heavy-weight fabric)

• 50 cm ribbon or elastic band in optional width

*sizes 32-36: 2,2 m, 38-46: 2,3 m, 48-52: 2,5 m, 54-64: 3 m

Choice of fabric

A medium-weight to light-weight fabric in cotton, linen or wool is recommended, but it also works well with heavy-weight woven fabrics or knits. Remember to use stretch seams if you are working with jersey. Beginners will benefit from a firm woven fabric, as it is easier to work with. The coat is unlined and easy to sew.

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Photo: Anne valeur

Shoes: Lille vinkel sko

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. 

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

A plain and elegant jacket, perfect for wearing over a dress. Miriam is great for both formal and casual occasions. The pattern is suitable for beginners that want to learn. Choose between a ribbon or elasticated waist and a button for closure at the waist. The pattern includes two sleeve options: a short, gathered sleeve and a plain, long sleeve.

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. The folder also includes an A0-format file that can be printed at a printshop. 

Number of sheets to print (A4): 24 (pattern only) or 34 (pattern + instructions)

Level: Beginner+

Sizes: 32-64  (size chart)

Materials needed:

• 1,4-2,2 m* fabric (140 cm width)
• Thread
• 10 cm fusible interfacing
• 0,6-1,2 m (ca waist measurement) x 0,5-1 cm wide elastic or 1,5-2 m ribbon
• Hook or button (optional, if you have an elasticated waist)

* size 32-42: 1,4 m, size 44-48: 1,7 m, size 50-54: 2 m, size 56-64: 2,2 m

Choice of fabric

A mid-weight to light fabric is recommended, like viscose, tencel/lyocell, cotton, linen, silk or wool. The gathering along the waist might look bulky in a thick fabric, so make sure the fabric works well in layers and has a good drape.

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