No matter what level knitter you are we are all creating something beautiful and keeping an age-old tradition alive for years to come.

So many things in the world that just make you wonder, where is the love? Just look to find the love, a sweet pattern full of hearts…and in my sample, rainbows!

Is there anything more calming than sitting by the ocean and listening to the waves…maybe doing it while knitting! There is so much therapy for me in either activity, while I’m lucky enough to live near the ocean, sometimes you want to take that experience with you.

Going with the old adage that good things come in threes, the Trinity Scarf is also a poncho and shrug!

Spring, Summer and Fall weather is the best reason for getting outside and living life! But evenings can still hold a chill, especially for some of my favorite activities - dining outside, moonlight walks on the beach or sitting around a campfire.

Being warm should never negate style and some sophistication.

Ombre…I’ve wanted a true ombre dyed yarn for AGES, no joins, not multiple skeins in varying shades…one continuous flow, and my dye pals, Nerds with Needles, got to work and DID NOT disappoint!

This is my rendition of a messy bun hat!

This sweet treat of a knit is simple and straight forward and great for any beginner wishing to accomplish something in a short timeframe.

Ever the careful knitter trying not to twist their stitches…. finally a project where you twist them on purpose!

Fun Fur, 8mm Circular, 9mm Circular, Super Bulky, Lion Brand, Wool Ease Thick and Quick

The gentle pull and sweep of water over sand at the shoreline, movement and grace.

This pattern reminds me of that graceful, signature curl of the beautiful and wild fiddlehead fern. Fiddleheads are the furled fronds of a young fern, harvested for use as a vegetable. Left on the plant, each fiddlehead would unroll into a new frond. This design brings a touch of spring to the long cold winter!

The iconic Canadian look of woolen work socks with the ivory and red tops in a super warm and simple knit toque! Featuring a double brim for extra warmth during months when you want to head outside and breathe in the crisp clean air and relieve your Cabin Fever!

Who didn’t love playing with kaleidoscopes as a kid?! Playing with those fun little tubes that made all the colours explode into geometric patterns was pure joy. That inspired the geometric colour changes in this cute, warm, winter accessory. Topped with a BIG fluffy pom and you are ready to take on the dark and dreary winter with your choice o...

When is the last time you thought of winter and lace at the same time? The colder months tend to be all about bundling up against the elements and getting through until we can take out all the lace things to wear again…buy why wait, why let lace be for the warm weather only, we just need to layer! This double brim toque can be made to feature 2...

This pattern makes a lovely textured pattern toque. Nothing to complex, knit and purl stitches that work up quickly in a bulky weight yarn. Completed this makes a slouchy style hat as per the recipients request (when hubby takes an interest in your knitting and wants something, you follow the details!). Notes are included to make it in a fit st...

The Adventure Cap is a play on the traditional baseball hat or military cap with the added value of warmth in the colder seasons.

A versatile and stylish piece, The Clever Little Toque was born out of necessity to go out side and play without having to rethink your hairstyle choice of the day! This toque can be worn with the functioning buttons in the front for style, or if your hair is in a ponytail it can be buttoned around it in the back.