This cowl pattern was designed to be a quick and easy knit without cables, colorwork or lacework, and is ideal for beginners. It can be made with one 100g skein (approx. 275 yards) of DK-weight yarn. This pattern works with variegated yarn and can be worn on both the inside and the outside, producing two different looks. The top and even more-s...

These mirrored fingerless mittens contain an easy repeating motif up the back of each hand, as well as a specialized cuff that fits comfortably at your wrist. This pattern was especially created to use one 50 g skein of luxurious Sport-weight 50/50 Yak/Silk yarn dyed and sold by Good Fibrations in Saint John, NB, Canada.

This shawl is an asymmetrical triangle that builds from simple stockinette to an eyelette section, then a chevron section and then a cathedral window section. It is named Fundy Breeze based on the thankfully cool breeze that came off of the Bay of Fundy and kept me cool while working on this pattern design. The cathedral windows motifs honor th...

An embrasure is a small opening in a parapet of a fortified building. I had castle walls in mind as I created this cozy shawlette, which can warm your shoulders in a chilly office, and is ideal for wearing as a large kerchief with winter coats to guard against chilly necks. This shawlette was created to use one skein of 300 yard DK weight yarn,...

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These mittens were inspired by the circuses of yesteryear. From the talented acrobats and strongmen to the magnificent animals, such as the elephants, horses, and giraffes. For the sample, I’ve used Madeline Tosh Light in Antler (cream) as the main color and Madeline Tosh Light in Curiosity (grey-purple) as the contrasting color.

You will require 2 yarns that have contrasting colours so that you may see the design clearly.