Step into the spirit of a Nordic adventure with Wilderness Knits for the Great Outdoors, a stunning new collection from beloved designer Linka Neuman. Featuring 23 vibrant, nature-inspired patterns for adults and children alike, this book celebrates the rugged beauty of the far north through bold colorwork and timeless motifs. From polar bears and Arctic suns to snowflakes and dreamcatchers, each design reflects Linka’s deep connection to the Norwegian wilderness and her dedication to slow fashion. With customizable features like raglan sleeves and cozy hoods, these garments are perfect for layering on alpine hikes—or simply bringing Scandi charm to your everyday wardrobe. Crafted with hard-wearing Norwegian and Icelandic wools, these pieces are built to thrive in cold climates and outdoor adventures. Whether you’re knitting a toasty beanie, frostproof mittens, or a sweater to last a lifetime, you’ll appreciate the thoughtful construction and detailed instructions that include color charts, sizing guidance, and inspiration for your own palette. Ready to bring Scandi wilderness vibes to your needles? Add this gem to your knitting library today! 144 pages; Hardcover 23 Designs: 12 adult sweaters and cardigans (S - XXL), 6 matching children's sweaters (for 1 to 10 year olds), 3 beanie hats, and 2 pairs of mittens Language: English Weight: ~1.75 pounds Dimensions: ~8.4" x .75" x 10.6" Publication Date: July 2025 Print only, no digital download code available. About the Designer: Linka Neumann is a Norwegian knitwear designer and outdoor enthusiast. Knitting has always been a big part of her family, but it was only when she moved to the mountain village of Røros that she felt inspired to pick up the knitting needles herself. The wilderness and the animals living in it are her greatest sources of inspiration, and the garments she designs are made to withstand Norway’s harsh winters and fresh summers. She lives with her husband and two dogs outside Oslo and shares her designs and outdoor adventures on Instagram @linka.neumann.
