A Toque with a Tux on it! Pattern is graphed and it’s easy to follow.

A modern take on the traditional Selbu style of mitten. These are an easy, first time stranded knitting project.

A combination of knit and purl stitches makes a beautiful texture that’s easy enough for a novice knitter.

These are traditional, cold weather socks from Newfoundland. Wear them over your regular socks for extra warmth and dryness and your feet will never feel cold again!

This is a pattern for a slipper with a contrasting cuff and a stranded top of foot and coordinating pattern on bottom of foot.

There are at least three ways that you can make this mesh stitch and they look exactly the same. We describe two ways in the pattern and a third way is to YO, P2tog on every row. It’s a quick knit and lots of fun to make. The oblong shape is perfect for draping over your shoulders and snuggling up on your sofa!

A very easy cowl, with some eyelet rounds repeated throughout. You could experiment with any yarn or needle size for a different look. It would adapt perfectly to some handspun!

This little jacket is worked from the bottom up, in one piece without seams. Perfectly suited for a beginner’s first sweater project.

These mittens don’t have a thumb gusset. Instead, they are made with “afterthought” thumbs. This makes keeping the gingham fair isle pattern continuous very easy!

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Takes 1 main colour and 1 contrasting colour. Gauge is not critical for this project.

Needles used: 12mm (US 17) 80cm (32”) circular

We’ve created a unique and easy way to make a pair of toe up socks that requires little to no counting at all! They wrap around your feet like snug little envelopes.

The fronts of this jacket are made from a rectangular piece of ribbing. The back and sleeves are sewn to the rectangle which then drapes from the neck.

This pattern is formerly known as Classic Shrug and used Grignaso Chanson.

Made in one piece from the bottom up. Nothing could be simpler!

This wee coat is worked back and forth, in one piece from the bottom up. Sleeves are joined at the underarm. Enjoy!

This cowl can easily be made in a weekend!

Cozy and easy. Simple tubes with thumbholes.

The cable panel is knit in one strip which is joined at the ends. The crown and the band are picked up and knit in seed stitch. Enjoy!

This jacket is made in one piece from the bottom up. The borders are worked in Intarsia with the stem and leaf details embroidered on after with duplicate stitch. Couldn’t be easier!

Coordinates with the traditional Newfie Mitten pattern! Uses two contrasting shades of Silk Garden. Cowl pattern is also included.

Mittens are knit with chunky yarn on the outside and lined with soft Kidsilk Haze for extra warmth.

Any chain-ply cotton DK will work great.

Basic sock pattern with 72 stitches. Great for men’s socks.

This jacket is made in one piece, starting from the midriff band and then working off the side edges of the band for the bodice and bottom. Sleeves are picked up and knit from the top of the armhole.

Cowichan-style sweater - one of our most popular sweaters ever! Comes with four animal charts: deer (shown), bear, eagle, and salmon.

Quick, easy summer top with cap sleeves. Based on a tube, knit in the round in one piece - no seams!