A lux addition for baby’s stroller!

Per request, the adult version of my child’s Cap A Chino pattern. The medium size is for a calf that is 14 inches at the largest part. Remember that you want the legwarmers snug enough that they don’t fall down as your calf flexes and relaxes, unless of course you like the very slouchy look!

Two miniature versions of two of my most popular designs!

A functional, versatile wrap that can be worn multiple ways to achieve maximum warmth while keeping your style fresh, elegant and cool. Lightweight and cozy. Contains a border texture(not moss stitch!) to keep it interesting, but easy enough to keep it zen.

Big needles and big yarn make this hat a quick knit, statement piece.

Crystal Palace Mochi Plus yarn inspired this pacifier clip. The colors and sheen reminded me of a dragonfly’s wings.

Binky Buddies- the perfect solution to the pacifier that Mom can never seem to find. This collection includes patterns for Bunny, Kitty and Bah-larina.

Binky Buddies- the perfect solution to the pacifier that Mom can never seem to find. This collection includes patterns for Moose, Black Bear and Froggy.

A sweet and classic little bib for baby.

This is a great stash buster project and is a great way to get rid of those leftover half skeins of yarn. This hat knits up fast and keeps the head toasty! If made with wool, which I highly suggest since it’s warmest and lends to stretching, this hat is one size fits all (tweens and adults).

Simple and charming these little leggings. Pattern is for knitting flat. The chunky yarn makes them extra cozy!

Join the Carniolan Knit along during the months of January and February!

A squishy, textured hat to go with the Carniolan Cowl.

A lux addition to baby’s stroller!

Simple and quick. Warm and soft.

I created this featherweight caplet as a swim cover up to shade my baby girl’s fair skinned shoulers on days when we go to the beach, but found that it works just as well off of the beach too!

Photos taken after our sweaters have been worn quite a few times, but it’s only because they get so much use!

A sweet bibby for a sweet bebe!

“Why was Cupid a boy,

A bib for the classic, yet modern baby.

Step into a time where the gowns are gorgeous, the men are dapper, the servants quarters are bustling with drama and witty quips are exchanged over a friendly cup of tea! Pinkies up!

This little cowl neck vest is perfect as an outer shell for layering or for wearing alone on brisk fall days!

Knit on big needles this bulky sweater with strategic waist shaping becomes lightweight and flattering on nearly every figure.

Emiline is a girl who dances the night away when the lights go out and Mommy and Daddy drift off to sleep.

A lightweight, easy, breezy sideways knit with optional gathered detail at the hips and elbows that give romantic charm.

This simple, snuggly headband can be made with any soft worsted weight yarn and can be modified and fancied up by using various rib patterns, such as a fisherman’s rib, or twisted rib.

It’s coming on the time of year where I start bringing hot cocoa and hot cider to the bonfires I enjoy with my husband, my sister, brothers and our friends.

A cowl that conjures the quiet time of the year when the trees fall into a slumber and the fields lie fallow.

By request, mittens and mitts to match the Fallow Cowl.

For those who always wanted to be a princess, or a prince, or for that imaginative soul who just might believe that faery royalty still exists.

I created this little apron to solve the problem of always having to carry the various things my daughter finds on our many nature walks.

Inspired by my trip with my mother, sisters and daughters to Fish Creek, WI this summer.

By request, the adult version of the Fish Creek sweater.

It doesn’t get any toastier than this!

Tahki yarn adds to this hat’s whimsy by giving it the appearance of a tiny spider’s own handiwork.

This little vest is great for chilly weather and for the child, who like mine, hates wearing full sweaters with long sleeves.

A classic, feminine cardigan with light texture and set in pockets to give it charm.

A classic little cardigan that will keep your young one warm while apple picking and comfy when you come inside for hot cocoa and a good book.

I love dressing my children in practical, vintage feel clothing and accessories. I love the conjuring of simpler times.

A sweet bib with simple charm.

A hat for the time of year when the chill sets in and the world is illuminated with the stars flickering in the winter sky, the lights twinkling on the tree, and the warm home fires that are welcoming you in out of the cold.

A laid back kind of vest for a “live for the weekend” kind of girl.

A slouchy hat that is just as comfortable as your favorite, lived in, sweater. Featherweight, but warm enough to fend off the frost.

A knit flat, fingerless gloves pattern that involves a cable needle, DK weight yarn, US size 6 or 7 (for small or large sizes) needles and some fun surprises.

Cozy and cute legwarmers that can easily be modified and shortened for boot toppers!

A simple, seamless raglan pullover with optional, little elbow patches.

A chic way to bring along a few of baby’s diapers and wipes. Case will fit most cloth diapers and wipes as well as disposables. Gender neutral pattern makes for a great baby gift!

Who doesn’t love a chubby baby in a snuggly teddy bear hat?

A simple, yet elegant neck warmer that can be easily

A lightweight and roomy T with lots of comfortable drape, this is a shirt for playing in the sun.

Bring on the warm weather!

Time to beat cold ankles and calves

What baby doesn’t look cute in stripes? Bon voyage little mate!

The sweater that you will live in! Super lightweight with sleeves roomy enough to comfortably wear a t-shirt under them.

In Irish folklore, once every 7 years the Selkie, or seal woman is able to shed and hide her seal skin in order to become human, dance along the moonlit shores and to be with the human that she loves.

If you’re like me, warmer weather translates into less time spent knitting and more time outdoors with my little girls. I love quick knit projects when I don’t have much time.

This little eye pillow case is a simple and quick pattern that takes only one skein of Cascade Sierra yarn (actually just a tad bit less).

A cool weather slouchy for the cool weather kid.

A summer cardigan with cascading front panels, whose light weight and softness can be appreciated not only by the wearer, but also the knitter. The perfect, quick, sweat free summer project.

A summer cardigan, whose light weight and softness can be appreciated not only by the wearer, but also the knitter.

A delightfully quick, romantic, knit that uses minimal yardage (size 2T uses only 1 skein!).

Lightweight, stretchy and elegant - a versatile, romantic accessory to take your legs through numerous seasons!

A seamless poncho that can be easily turned into a shirt with sleeves (minimal stitching).

File available in English and in French

A feminine and classic pair of fitted mitts to chase the chill away.

The children’s version of Kiss Of North.