Sjov og legende cardigan der henvender sig til børn. Cardiganen er feminin med en sporty stribe ned langs ærmerne. Leg med farverne i Filcolanas skønne Indiecita, og lad flæsen stå i kontrast til bundfarven.
Nadia is a colour happy striped skirt with a good amount of width, so it is perfect for twirling.
Together with the sweater Soleima this design is part of a set, which isn’t too warm and doesn’t itch.
Soleima is a lovely, colour happy sweater with a fun and playful detail on the sleeves.
Together with the skirt Nadia this design is part of a set, which isn’t too warm and doesn’t itch.
With inspiration from the blue of the sea and the sky, Filcolana’s Pernilla in the shade Fisherman’s Blue was the ideal choice for an oversize fisherman’s sweater design. The pattern consists of knits and purls, as well as a small cable, and is inspired by classic Guernsey sweaters.
With inspiration from the blue of the sea and the sky, Filcolans Pernilla in the shade Fisherman’s Blue was the ideal choice for an oversize fisherman’s sweater design. The pattern consists of knits and purls, as well as a small cable, and is inspired by classic Guernsey sweaters.
Martinus is inspired by the Skagen painters’ portrayals of the tough but authentic environment around the fishermen of the time. This is an everyday design with a good, comfortable fit and room for movement.
This sweater is inspired by lovely fall and spring days spent in a summerhouse, taking long walks at the beach and then snuggling up in front of a fire the fireplace afterwards. Leave out the slits and the design is perfect for boys as well.
The designer Ditte Lerche drew inspiration for the rhombus pattern of this sweater from the look of the lovely traditional timber framed houses in the old town of Skagen.
The designer Karen Skriver Lauger has found the inspiration for the ”Georgine” design in the beautiful warm and vibrant colours of the flowers and the beautiful blue wall in Anna Syberg’s painting ”Georginer i et glas” (Dahlias in a glass).
This cardigan is inspired by the airy, feminine mood in Anna Ancher’s gorgeous painting of a young girl in a pink dress, braiding her hair as the summer light cascades through the window. The cardigan is designed to have a loose fit and be slightly long, to make it lovely and cosy.
En fleksibel og varm kørepose-dragt, der kan bruges både i barnevognen og i autostolen, fordi man nemt kan knappe den op og ”skabe” ben, så autostolens sikkerhedsseler kan spændes rigtigt.
The colours of the “Rigmor” shawl are inspired by P. S. Krøyer’s painting ”Aftenstemning fra Skagen” (Evening at Skagen). The dark greyish purple and green of the heather and the pink hues of the sunset, fading into the bright blue of the sky.
Strandsennep is a lovely hat with sweet little chains of flowers worked in stranded knitting. The pattern is simple and gives you the perfect opportunity to play with colours. Strandsennep literally translates into ‘beach mustard’, but the plant is named Sea rocket in English.
A warm cardigan is a wardrobe essential. Ellinor has a pretty feminine look with a round yoke and a box pleat between the shoulders in the back, giving it a lovely A line shape. The yoke is decorated with rows of little buds shaped like tiny tulip leaves.
Designet er et sjal inspireret af Holger Drachmanns maleri ”Havet i oprør. Skagens gren”. Hulmønstrene i sjalet fortælle historien om havstrømmene der mødes og skilles, bruser og skummer. Sjalet er florlet og blødt som skumsprøjt og havdis.
blomster, der vokser langs husmure og stakitter i Skagen by.
Denne lange cardigan i tofarvet halvpatent har mørkeblå bund som havet på en skyet dag og kontrastfarver øverst, der kunne lede tanken hen på blot et par af stokrosernes farver.
Leonora is a long loosely fitting cardigan inspired by the Skagen painters’ beautiful paintings of the Nordic light over the coastline, with the dark sea below and the tattered clouds above. The cables lift from a sea of purl stitches as the clouds above the sea.
The little baby dress and bonnet is inspired by the beautiful painting ”Corydalis”by Anna Syberg. The flowers’ latin name is corydalis, which gives the design its name.
The Danish painter Marie Krøyer, lived in a time of lace, light dresses and feminine silhouettes and this has been the inspiration for Trine Påskesen’s ”Dagmar” dress: The tight bodice, the gathered skirt and the many fine, little details like the slit at the shoulder and the lace panel down the
Wool is the best material if you want to stay warm, since wool feels dry and warm even when it gets quite wet. The Skagen firshermen of olden times knew this, and dressed in woollen sweaters and oilskin rain gear to keep out the wet and cold.
