This is a beginner-friendly baby blanket or throw.

This is a simple cowl, knit in stockinette stitch using a smoky grey yarn, while alternating strands of a silver toned mohair and a golden toned baby alpaca blend, for a two-toned vibe!

Lovely pair of mittens knitted in hand-dyed Mineville 100% merino worsted.

The stitches are simple knit and purl; mostly knit in stockinette with a diamond purl motif repeat. Easy-peasy.

An easy hat pattern that includes a double-brim to keep those ears cozy.

This hat is knit in a diamond cable pattern and it includes a split brim with a button at the back, so it can easily be worn while wearing a ponytail!

The scalloped cuff, small amount of colourwork at the wrist, a flower motif and up higher a tulip motif, all repeat across the hand of this mitten.

As always, I love a good cow! I wanted to knit something soft and warm, while incorporating bobbles and a marbled look.

Inspired by Estonian knitting designs, these colourful fingerless mittens are warm while leaving the fingers free to go about their day.

This cowl is knit in the round using Finnish wool on the outside, with a soft Alpaca/Silk blend on the inside.

The weather in the spring and autumn can be unpredictable and this shawl blends the two aspects of warm and cool with a DK wool and a light lace weight Tencel, for a perfect combo of cozy and cool.

Inspired by the beautiful ocean waves from Peggy’s Cove, Nova Scotia.

Inspired by the great Canadian outdoors, this is a fun knit with motifs, bears, caribou and pine trees.

Inspired by the beautiful patterns from the Selbu heritage of Norway. I’ve chosen some of my favourites for the beginning and end sections of this infinity cowl, and a lice pattern to carry the middle section.

Inspired by a dear friend’s 3yr old who wanted a Santa hat. Although there are some patterns out there, I ended up making this one up specifically for him with a more gradual decrease in order to have a smoother transition from the rib border to the pom-pom at the top.