Inspired by the dramatic landscapes and rich traditions of northern Norway, this beautiful collection of knitting patterns by Linka Neumann brings together timeless Scandinavian design with practical garments made for life outdoors. Featuring 23 striking projects for adults and children, the designs draw on Arctic wildlife, snow-covered landscapes and indigenous influences, with motifs including polar bears, sled dogs, snowflakes and the midnight sun.

Designed to be knitted in traditional Norwegian and Icelandic wool yarns, these garments are created to provide warmth, durability and comfort in even the coldest weather. The collection includes sweaters, cardigans, hats and mittens, all with the distinctive colourwork style that has made Linka Neumann one of Norway’s most celebrated knitting designers.

Inside the Book:

• 12 adult sweaters and cardigans in sizes S–XXL
• 6 children's sweaters for ages 1–10 years
• 3 cosy hats
• 2 pairs of mittens

Each pattern includes detailed written instructions, clear colourwork charts and guidance on selecting the correct size. Multiple colour variations are shown throughout to inspire your own yarn choices and personal style.

Projects include favourites such as the White Bear Sweater, Arctic Summer, Hopi, Alasuq Cardigan, Snowdrift, Qanik, Takotna, Wolf Night and Suaq, along with matching children's versions and coordinating accessories.

Suitable for confident knitters looking to create heirloom-quality garments that are both beautiful and practical, these designs are made to be worn, loved and passed on. Whether you're heading into the hills or simply looking for a warm and rewarding knitting project, this collection offers timeless makes inspired by the rugged beauty of the Scandinavian wilderness.

Author: Linka Neumann

Linka Neumann is one of Norway’s best-known knitting designers, celebrated for her distinctive wilderness-inspired sweaters and commitment to creating garments that stand the test of time. Growing up in Oslo with a love of the outdoors, she discovered knitting later in life before developing her own signature style of bold colourwork and nature-inspired motifs.

Her bestselling knitting books have been translated into multiple languages and have inspired knitters around the world. Today, Linka continues to design from her home in Norway, where she lives with her husband and their two dogs, creating patterns that combine traditional Nordic knitting with contemporary outdoor living.

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