Murano Slippers are inspired by the iconic velvet “Friulane” slippers that have been part of Venetian fashion history since the 19th century. These have come to symbolize “la dolce vita”, or the sweet life. I thought it was definitely time for a luxurious knitted version! These were designed especially for a Venetian retreat with mYak using the...

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JUNIPER BANDANA Cowl is knitted from the bottom up, beginning knitting flat for the bandana triangle, and then joined to knit in the round for the top.

Kinship hat features wide stripes, and a timeless textured pattern. Simple lace adds a special touch and the ribbing creates an amazing fit! I hope you love knitting one for yourself or for someone special. xo

Kinship cowl features wide stripes,

It has long been a favourite of ours

Shortie socks are my absolute

I absolutely love colourwork knitting!

Everything about Saturdays should be

Summer Crush Shorties are so quick and fun to knit! They combine my fondness for colourful speckles, a classic cable and stretches of ribbing that make for a great fit. I don’t need to tell you how quick these knit up…you will have a pair or two done in no time! Knit up a stack all summer long to give as gifts or add a colourful collection of s...

Siena, located in Tuscany is a dreamy

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A fun to knit stranded colourwork

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Coffee Talk Toque is a quick and fun textured toque pattern knit in DK

This top down triangle shawl was

Sweet & Tartan Socks are a fun mosaic colourwork pattern.

Shepherdess socks are a unisex, cuff

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Hello Sunshine socks are a beautiful

I am an avid sock knitter, so when presented with some gorgeous super bulky yarn, I immediately cast on for a holiday stocking. This giant sock has glorious garter ridges, a tiny bit of colorwork, a cut in heel, a picot edge, and to really top it off…a giant tassel! Can you tell I had a bit of fun here? If any of these techniques are new to you...