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Boy by the sea in the blue Haddur hat — a brioche hat with a bright blue lower part, a red and a blue stripe, amber and gold near the top, and a blue pompom — worn with the matching Hlökk jacket (shown in the original colours — this kit has navy for the sapphire blue and blue tweed for the monet blue tweed). The jacket is a separate kit; the turtleneck and trousers are not part of the pattern
The Opus cushion standing in dune grass — a midnight blue front with big round dots in violet, pink, red, yellow, green, orange and light blue, and the striped back showing at the right-hand edge (shown in the original colours — this kit has space blue, a strong royal blue, for the violet, golden heather for the yellow, amber heather for the orange, winter morning, a paler pink, for the orchid, and light indigo, a greyer blue, for the light blue)
Little girl in a garden wearing the Týra hat — pink, with a deep folded navy brim and a narrow band of green, pink and yellow — with the matching Týra sweater (shown in the original colours — this kit has mimosa for the sun yellow). The sweater is a separate kit; the jeans are not part of the pattern
A girl holds the hands of a doll in the purple Rós doll sweater — violet, with white bands of lilac roses and green dots at the hem and yoke, and white picot edges (shown in the original colours — this kit has milkyway, a paler, bluer lavender, for the lilac). The girl wears the matching Knúpur cardigan, sold as a separate kit; her dress and tights and the doll’s tights and boots are not part of the pattern
A girl holds a doll in the Lopi 18 no. 13 doll sweater — white, with a round yoke of acorn-brown and near-black zigzags and pale points towards the neck, and dark striped ribs at the hem and cuffs. The girl’s own grey sweater is another pattern (Lopi 18 no. 6), not part of this kit, and the doll’s dark trousers are not part of the pattern
Girl wearing the Sól bag across her body — single-crochet stripes in rust orange, golden, violet, chartreuse and fuchsia with a red edge, three small squares with flowers on the flap, and a violet knitted pocket on the striped strap (shown in the original colours — this kit has space blue for the ultra violet and amber heather for the orange rust). The jacket, jeans and music player are not part of the pattern
Woman wearing the Vindbelgur cowl wrapped twice round her neck — narrow, slightly slanting stripes in pink, yellow, purple, light blue-grey, green, teal, brown, straw and peach (shown in the original colours — this kit has mimosa for the sun yellow). The denim jacket and black top are not part of the pattern
The Þari cushion on an armchair — a square cover of interlocking basketweave cables with a braided cord round the edge (shown in the original colour, fairy green, a pale greenish oat — this kit has wheat heather, a light beige without the green, in its place)
Leggur leg warmers in the Roses version, worn over hiking boots — warm brown with a band of stone blue roses and green leaves on black below the twisted-rib top (shown in the original colours — this kit has chocolate heather, a little darker, for the hazel). The sweater is not part of the pattern.
A pair of Bjalla children’s mittens on water-lily leaves — long brioche cuffs with a garnet red top edge, a ribbed wrist and a plain hand (shown in the original colours — this kit has milkyway, a paler lavender, for the lilac)
Three pairs of Sokkar children’s socks on grass — this kit is the turquoise pair in the middle; the yellow and green pairs are sold as separate kits
Three pairs of Sokkar children’s socks on grass — this kit is the green pair at the bottom right; the yellow and turquoise pairs are sold as separate kits
Three pairs of Sokkar children’s socks on grass — this kit is the yellow pair at the top right (shown in the original colour — this kit has mimosa in place of the sun yellow); the turquoise and green pairs are sold as separate kits
Woman wearing the Hálka hat — a deep white rib brim and a band of white motifs (shown in the original colours: the blue is mountain blue, no longer made — this kit has dark grey heather in its place, so the hat is white and dark grey). The blue sweater, the white T-shirt under it and the dark grey knitted sleeve at the right edge are not part of the pattern
One Uni ankle sock on a foot — deep blue heather Álafosslopi with a rolled amber top edge, a plain foot and a blunt toe (shown in the original colour — this kit has space blue for the sapphire blue heather)
Girl wearing the Glypja scarf in its original orchid — open ladder rib and tassels; this kit has dark soft purple, a deeper colour. Her striped sweater is a different pattern
Six heaven blue Kríli mittens laid in a flower shape on a rock around a daisy
Woman in the white Snjór hat — deep brioche ribs, a turned-up brim and a large crocheted flower at the side
Boy wearing the Nei hat in black heather Jöklalopi — a deep ribbed band and a plain crown
Woman wearing the Rjúpa collar over a denim jacket — light beige and acorn zigzags with white crosses on black over the shoulders, a white lace turtleneck and a black ribbon tied at the neck
The felted Lofn bag in black heather Jöklalopi, worn at the hip — five small round mirror discs across the top and a fringe along the bottom
Young man in a black leather jacket wearing the Vegur scarf — lengthwise stripes of rust, black, stone blue, pale ash, rust and black Léttlopi in garter stitch
Woman with a bicycle wearing the Fjúk hat and scarf — a felted black tweed hat with a turned-down brim, and a long narrow black tweed scarf with a big white pompom at each end
Young man wearing the Karri collar in winter blue Plötulopi — a tall ribbed neck and a pointed front bib over a black top, under an open dark jacket
Boy wearing the Kolla hat in navy Léttlopi rib pulled down over his ears
A pair of Stúkur wrist warmers in navy Léttlopi with moss-stitch edges and small buttons sewn along the side
Woman in the Strompur hat — chunky carmine red Plötulopi rib with her ponytail through the open, rolled top
Woman wearing the Rú shoulder collar in plum heather Plötulopi, ribbed and flaring over the shoulders, with buttons down the front
Woman’s hands in the black Happ mittens, each with four silver-tone buttons in a line at the wrist and the long cuff pushed up the arm
Woman in the María cap and mittens — stone blue heather crochet with navy cord spirals
Woman wearing the Strokkur neck warmer — waves of oatmeal, blush, grenadine and dark wine Einband
Woman wearing the Hetta hood up — spring green heather Léttlopi with moss-stitch edges, buttoned under the chin
Fregn cushion in chocolate, ecru and oatmeal heather Álafosslopi with a fringe, on a gold velvet armchair
Þula scarf in eight colours of Einband, with stripes and small patterns and a fringe at each end, hanging from a pole
Lausn hat in light beige Léttlopi with tied tufts of colour, lying in the grass
Stigi scarf in white Jöklalopi with fringes, worn over a grey sweater
Strik lace scarf in crimson Einband, worn around the neck
Sold outA pair of black-moss Handtak mittens against a pale blue sky — black cuffs, narrow bands of crosses, zigzags and dots in light ash, beige, stone blue, rust and golden mustard, rising to a solid brown-green moor top and thumb tip (shown in the original colours — this kit has mimosa for the mustard). The orange sweater cuff is not part of the pattern
Sold outThe black-red Handtak mittens — a black ribbed cuff, narrow bands of crosses, zigzags and dots in yellow, blue, red, pink, orange, green, teal and violet, and a solid crimson red top and thumb tip (shown in the original colours — this kit has mimosa for the mustard and apricot for the orange)
Sold outTwo dolls in a pink toy cradle. In front, a doll in the red Rós doll sweater — crimson, with white bands of coral-red roses and green dots at the hem and yoke, and white picot cuffs, worn long like a short dress (shown in the original colours — this kit has pink heather for the light red, so the roses will be pink). Behind, the purple version, sold as a separate kit. The cradle, the white clothes under the red sweater’s hem and the white tights are not part of the pattern
Sold outA laughing child carries a doll in the Lopi 18 no. 12 doll sweater — crimson red with a round yoke of purple, green and yellow zigzags, and purple ribs and small purple points at the hem and cuffs (shown in the original colours — this kit has violet heather, spring green heather and mimosa in place of the iris, grass and goldenrod). The child’s own red sweater and hat are another pattern (Lopi 18 no. 14); the doll’s trousers are not part of the pattern
Sold outThe Taska bag worn across the body on its long dark garter-stitch strap — bands of diamonds, small crosses and dots in oatmeal, white, yellow, red and orange on a brown-black ground, with an orange top edge and a button (shown in the original colours — this kit has mimosa for the mustard and apricot for the orange). The sweater and jeans are not part of the pattern
Sold outWoman on steps wearing the Leggur leg warmers in the Stripe version — bottle green with an orange twisted-rib top band (shown in the original colours — this kit has apricot for the orange). Her long black knit is not part of the pattern.
Sold outRavenna intarsia blanket hung over a wooden rail by the sea — crossing bands in gold, amber, ruby, fuchsia, blue, teal, chartreuse, cypress green and black tweed, outlined in ecru, with an ecru moss-stitch border (shown in the original colours — this kit has space blue for the sapphire blue)
Sold outManhattan Hat laid flat — galaxy brim and buildings with apricot and mimosa windows, an air blue and fjord blue sky, and two little ears at the top
Sold outYoung woman in the dark Lausn hat — bottle green with tufts of colour, a black top and a black rolled brim — the pattern cover
Sold outLofoten Hat laid flat on a sheepskin: black sheep heather rib brim, light blue and apricot bands, and a band of large frostbite green and golden ovals with a rust checker inside
Sold outTwo hands in the crimson red GSM mittens — one with the mitten top folded back, the fingertips out and the thumb tip through the thumb opening on the keys of a phone; the other with the top pulled over the fingers
Sold outThe felted Tindur tea cosy beside a teapot — green bands with red and yellow embroidered flowers, then black, indigo, light indigo, a white peak and a red tip
Sold outWoman wearing the Blúndutrefill — a long white Einband lace scarf wrapped once round the neck, the ends hanging long
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