First time published in a book

Just got a package in the mail that contained a very special book. It is the first time one of my patterns has made it to a book. Feels quite unreal to be looking at my own creation in an actual book. It is in french however so I don't really understand everything. Might be time to brush up on my french again? =)

Book is available at - https://www.amazon.fr/Pixelmania-projets-pour-r%C3%A9inventer-vid%C3%A9o/dp/2842305825
My included pattern can also be found at - http://www.ravelry.com/patterns/library/pokeball-flap-mittens

Pokéball hat

Seems like summer has ended early and the autumn is here. Been back to work for two weeks now, explaining the lack of updates here. Will get back to try to write something here once a week again now and first up is another Pokémon-related pattern, this Pokéball hat.

Will be interesting to see how long this Pokémon Go trend will keep up, but for now I'll make the most of it and will be out catching some of my own =)

Pokéball flap mittens

Well, I couldn't really resist to make another Pokémon-inspired pattern during this ridiculous hype.

This time I decided to try something new and made flap mittens. I thought it could be a good idea because they will open like pokéballs do. It's not really mittens-weather here in Sweden at the moment (quite the opposite actually), but many players seems to play during the night which can be a bit chilly and the autumn and winter is just around the corner... =/

Pokéball wristband

Wow, the world kind of exploded when the Pokémon Go launched. This is also straight up my interests. Old school computer games combined with being outside and collecting stuff. This in combination with nice summer weather has paused the knitting project a bit, but yesterday the servers were down so I made a wristband inspired by the pokéball and my team, Team Mystic, resulting in a blue pokéball to keep the wrist warm during cold hunts.

It is of course easy to adjust to the normal red color or a yellow one for team instinct.