Named for the Sawback range in the Canadian Rockies, this cozy worsted weight shawl echoes the experience of a typical hike in the mountains: a tough uphill slog at the beginning carries you through a remarkable diversity of pocket ecosystems and breathtaking beauty, and rewards you with an easy jaunt back down.

Imperfectly symmetrical scarf-shawl utilizing slipped stitches, short rows, and knit-on serrated lace; inspired by the contemplation of sameness and difference in the science fiction drama series Orphan Black, as well as by the jagged-edged personality of protagonist Sarah Manning.

Not merely ornamental, these cuffs were designed to be functional and fun to incorporate into consensual bondage play. Featuring a cable medallion based on the “Saxon Braid” pattern, plant-fibre yarn, and tight gauge, producing a sturdy, stretch-resistant fabric that makes them hard to slip off, while the adjustable laces can be used to tether ...

Simple follow-the-chart legwarmers for fans of skeletal anatomy and/or calaveras and other Dias de los Muertos imagery, featuring anatomically-faithful lower leg bones (tibia and fibula) on the front and a stack of cheerful skulls surrounded by wavering lines of marigolds up the back.