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Knitted Kalevala II 

follows Jenna Kostet’s first knitting book, an international bestseller published in 2022. Continuing her journey into the world of mythology, tradition and stories, this sequel promises to captivate knitters and folklore enthusiasts alike.

This book contains 20 colourwork patterns inspired by poems from the Kalevala, considered a national epic in Finland. From sweaters and cardigans to cosy accessories, this collection offers various designs showcasing various shapes and constructions. The poems' stories come to life in colourwork featured at the yoke, hem or sleeves — all worked using only two colours at a time. 

“Most knitters would agree that crafting increases your happiness. Even if we aren’t rune singers, we are still part of an endless chain of tradition.” – Jenna Kostet. 


Jenna Kostet is a writer and a knitwear designer known for enchanting patterns, as well as a published author of numerous historical novels and children’s books in Finland.

  • 200 pages
  • 20 patterns: 13 sweaters, 2 cardigans, 1 dress, 3 pairs of socks, and 1 cowl.
  • Patterns for sweaters and cardigans come in 7–9 sizes.
  • Available in English and Finnish.


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Knitted Kalevala II 

follows Jenna Kostet’s first knitting book, an international bestseller published in 2022. Continuing her journey into the world of mythology, tradition and stories, this sequel promises to captivate knitters and folklore enthusiasts alike.

This book contains 20 colourwork patterns inspired by poems from the Kalevala, considered a national epic in Finland. From sweaters and cardigans to cosy accessories, this collection offers various designs showcasing various shapes and constructions. The poems' stories come to life in colourwork featured at the yoke, hem or sleeves — all worked using only two colours at a time. 

“Most knitters would agree that crafting increases your happiness. Even if we aren’t rune singers, we are still part of an endless chain of tradition.” – Jenna Kostet. 


Jenna Kostet is a writer and a knitwear designer known for enchanting patterns, as well as a published author of numerous historical novels and children’s books in Finland.

  • 200 pages
  • 20 patterns: 13 sweaters, 2 cardigans, 1 dress, 3 pairs of socks, and 1 cowl.
  • Patterns for sweaters and cardigans come in 7–9 sizes.
  • Available in English and Finnish.


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