Hildur Wool Sweaters​

11 fresh and authentic Icelandic wool sweater designs.

Icelandic sweater patterns from Satu Rämö’s Hildur crime series—now in a book!

Jakob Johanson, the knitting Finnish police officer from the Hildur novels, has had ample time during his years in Iceland to create many new wool sweaters. Following the popular Hildur and Jakob knitting patterns, the collection now grows with new designs inspired by other characters from the series. Hildur Wool Sweaters presents 11 traditional Icelandic sweater patterns, each named after a different character.

Through these patterns, new perspectives on the characters’ lives come to light. The designs were created by Icelandic knitwear designer Sigríður Sif “Sigga” Gylfadóttir.

Rakel kirja

Rakel

The greatest secrets land on the waves of the Atlantic. A cold case crime and dark secrets of a close-knit community intertwine in this bracing crime novel with a twist.

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Jakob kirjan kansikuva jäätikköä ja lunta

Jakob

Christmas is the cruellest of the holidays, especially for Jakob Johanson, who finds himself embroiled in a complex case that hits close to home. At what point do even the best of intentions no longer justify the means? Jakob is the third volume in the Hildur series.

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Rosa ja Björk

Rósa & Björk

An unusual murder occurs in the remote fjords of Iceland. An influential local politician is found shot on the ski slopes. During the investigation into the murder, Detective Hildur Rúnarsdóttir and her Finnish partner Jakob Johanson, are faced with a difficult question. Is it wise to uncover every secret?

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