This ebook includes 3 cowls all knit in a tube that is sewn together to make a circular cowl. The three patterns each feature a different technique. I hope you enjoy it!

This collection will be $14.95 until all three sweater patterns have been released. When the collection is complete it will be available for $19.95.

This yarn is so soft that Fourteen is the new meaning to life the universe and everything!

This is a simple pattern for a cowl knit in the round. A great way we show off a beautiful hand dyed yarn!

Kits for this shawl may be purchased from Passionknit in Toronto

This pattern is written for Koigu Gradient kits only available at Passionknit 3355 Yonge St Toronto, ON

This pattern was created for the Passionknit stop from the TTC Knitalong 2015

This pattern was created for the Passionknit stop at the 2014 TTC Knitalong. Kits for this shawl are available at Passionknit in Toronto.

Yarn requirements: 4 (4, 4, 4, 5, 5, 6) skeins of Madelinetosh Tosh DK

This pattern is a simple colour work hat designed to use up scraps of sport weight yarn. You need a very small amount of each of the five colours, and about 150 yards of the main colour.

Errata: There is a missing bit of instruction just before the joining round. I will post a corrected version in the next few days. For now if you get to where the pattern says you should join, don’t work the joining round just yet. Please be patient with me while I am on my way home when I can get the correction posted. Thanks!

This sweater has 2” of positive ease for a comfy fit. If you would like a more fitted look go down one size.

This pattern is part of The Universal Collection, a series of three sweaters with something for everyone.

I designed and knit this shawl for my maid of honour to wear at my wedding, and as a gift for her. Emily also agreed to model it for me.

This is the third pattern in my ebook The Internet: A Series of Tubes

This pattern matches Tube #1 from my ebook The Internet: A Series of Tubes available here:

This is the second pattern in my ebook The Internet: A Series of Tubes

This is the first pattern released in my eBook The Internet: A Series of Tubes which features 3 cowls all knit in a tube and then sewn together to make a circle.

Requires approximates 3, 3, 4, 4, 5, 5 skins of Ella Rae Lace Merino

This pattern takes about 300m of fingering weight yarn, and works really well in either a variegated or solid color.

This pattern was part of the Passionknit Mitten Club. For details about this club visit www.passionknit.ca

Photography by Alex Jardine

It is estimated that this pattern will take 7, 8, 9, 11, 13, 14, 16 skeins of Malabrigo Twist for the respective sizes. However only the 38” size has been knit so far, so it is always recommended to buy extra yarn.

This circular shawl is worked in the round from the outside in towards the middle. Though the original cast on may seem daunting, once you start decreasing towards the middle each row gets easier and easier. Once you get through the first big sections you feel as though you are knitting downhill.

This sweater is intended to be worn with 2-3” of ease in the chest in order to fit properly. Sizes to fit properly if you are 28 (30, 32, 34, 36, 38, 40, 46, 48, 54)” bust should wear the finished size 30 (32, 34, 36, 38, 40, 42, 48, 50, 56)” bust

These fingerless mitts are nearly elbow length, and the pattern can easily be adapted to be longer or shorter.

This cowl can be worn hanging loose as shown in the first photo or doubled for a warmer cozy look as shown in the second photograph.

The stitch pattern used is a bit tricky, and requires a yarn with some give to it. I recommend using a wool or a blend that is mostly wool. I would also recommend using a pointy needle.

These socks are knit in the Robot Overlord colorway and the lace pattern is shaped like Christmas trees in tribute to one of my favorite songs by Jonathan Coulton Merry Christmas from Chiron Beta Prime. Check that out and his other awesome tunes at http://www.jonathancoulton.com/

I know many people are curious about this name. Here is the blogpost I wrote soon after designing this shawl:

Materials: One skein Pink Label Lace by Tanis Fiber Arts, 1000 yards and 115 g, 100% merino. One US 4 circular needle, circular is better to hold the large amount of stitches, but a set of straights would work. Stitch markers may be used between pattern repeats if preferable.

Photography by Alexander Jardine see more of his work at www.alexanderjardine.com

Photography by Alexander Jardine

These socks are designed to match the Hannah Sweater. I loved this cable pattern so much I had to put it on a sock as well, so here it is.

Available at The Knitting Experience Cafe in Brunswick, ME and the Yarn and Fiber Company in Wyndham, NH

This pattern is currently available for purchase at The Yarn and Fiber Company in Wyndham, NH.

Sizes: S (M, L, XL) to fit bust sizes 34” (36”, 38”, 42”)