Same shit, new wrapping?

Remember my football hat for the local football club (Lillehammer fotballklubb)? Just after I finished that, they changed their logo... So I had to make a new pattern - now available both as a headband and a hat, for adult and child.




The title of this post was of course just to draw your attention!
Which of the logos do you prefer?? The new one is supposed to be more modern.

The pattern is sold for two new football fields.

So far I've raised just over 20 000 Norwegian kroner. I'm hoping to raise 25 000...
Btw, there is still time to enter a comment for the giveaway on my last post. You can win a copy of the "1000 fabulous knit hats", with 10 hat patterns and lots af inspiring hat photos.

Molde football hat&headband pattern

The pattern is now available in Norwegian!

The patterns shows the MFK logo and the famous "Molde panorama ".

You can choose to make a headband, as in the photo, or a hat.

The price is 50 Nkr, and the money goes directly to new football fields for children.

Thanks to Audun and Nathalie for modelling and photographing!

In case you wonder, it's the Molde panorama you see in the background.

Football in blue and white

Spring is here and the Norwegian football season has started (earlier than usual, btw, the football league, I mean, not the spring...) Anyway, I have been inspired to make a couple of football related items again, one hat and one headband.

The Chelsea hat has been awaited by a young boy for a while, the MFK head band was a surprise gift.

Details from the hat. The pattern also includes instrucitons for working the hat withour the red flower on the top, just plain blue. The pattern is available in English, £ 4.

MFK is Molde Football Club from the Western part of Norway. The motif is their logo and the famous panoramic view from the city, the so called Molde panorama (I was not able to include all the 220 peaks...)

Pattern is coming, both for headband and hat. Both patterns are sold for new footballs fields in the neighbourhood. Read more here (English) and here (Norwegian).