Høstmarked

I helgen finner dere meg på markedet til Østensjø husflidslag! Jeg har med garnet mitt, samt diverse strikk. Og de andre medlemmene har med hundrevis av nydelige ting! 😍 Her finner dere masse forskjellige håndlagde ting. Perfekt til deg selv, julegaver eller farsdag i morgen! Kom innom da vel! 😊 Vi er på Oppsal samfunnshus … Continue reading Høstmarked

Kurs i soppfarging

Fra forrige helgs kurs i soppfarging! Jeg sitter i styret i Østensjø husflidslag, og avholdt dette kurset i regi av laget. Det var veldig gøy! 😊 Første, men absolutt ikke siste kurs.Er det noen som er interessert i å være med på kurs neste år? Jeg vurderer å holde et hjemme hos meg, eller på … Continue reading Kurs i soppfarging

A very special capelet

I apologise for the long silence. I've been sick since February, and just haven't had the energy to stay up to date on all social platforms. I even had almost 3 months were I drowned myself in video games, cause I couldn't focus on crafting. But here is a project I really am pleased to … Continue reading A very special capelet

All natural dyes

Here is the result of last weekends dyeing at my cottage! All dyed with lichen and mushrooms that I've gathered myself. In total, 2225 grams of yarn. Most in 25 gram skeins. I am in love with the purple and magenta, my favourite colors. The lichen was in an airtight bucket for 4 months, with … Continue reading All natural dyes

Coming to the shop – yarn!

This year I took the step from dyeing with commercial dyes, to plant dyes. And that was so much fun, that I suddenly had a lot more yarn than I needed. Imagine that, huh? Strange. So, all these beautiful skeins are going into the shop! I just need to get the time to take photos … Continue reading Coming to the shop – yarn!

Mittens!

I recently finished this lovely pair of mittens, which will be perfect for the cold, autumn days ahead! It was a test knit for Pinneguri, and the pattern was published today. Here is my Ravelry project for the mittens. The pattern name is "Vottene Ylva, storesøster". I knitted the mittens in handspun, plantdyed yarn! The … Continue reading Mittens!