Launch date: April 29. 2023

Loireag is a top-down sweater with circular yoke construction.

The name of this hat is an acronym that comes with both a story and a pun.

The yoke of the sweater alternates panels of a simple lace pattern with sections of stockinette.

Finished Measurements: Beanie - 18” / 45 cm circumference x 8.5” / 21.5 cm high.

Yarn: Sport Weight Yarn

Bridges is knit in the round from the bottom up. It is separated at the underarm and knit flat to the shoulders.

Chionophile was designed with coziness in mind. A relaxed fit and an extra soft yarn combine to create a sweater perfect to nestle into on chilly days, or anytime the need for comfort strikes.

The Alacer hat is all about choices! By shifting the colorwork pattern a few stitches, you can create a whole different look. So, whether you choose a classic beanie or a folded-brim watch cap, and decide to stack or stagger your diamonds, you’ll create a hat just for you!

Adventurous dogs weave their way through a pine forest in this whimsical pullover.

“A bird sitting in a tree is never afraid of the branch breaking, because her trust is not in the branch but in her wings.”

Plenty of squishy cables and a cozy, folded ribbed brim make this hat your go-to hat for cold weather adventures.

These classic mittens are worked in the round from the bottom up. They feature twisted rib, simple cables, and a traditional thumb gusset shaped with M1R and M1L increases. The pattern is written, but cable charts are included for reference.

Ravencliff is a triangle shawl knit from the top down, beginning with a garter tab and featuring a 3-stitch garter border along the top edge.

Simple cables combine to create bold cabled panels in this classic beanie that knits up in a flash!

Beneath the Bridge combines classic garter rib with bold cables. The hat comes in 2 versions – a longer, slouchy version, and a classic beanie with a folded over brim.

Slipped stitch ridges and delicate bobbles combine to create a hat designed to charm the little kid inside us all!

When winter draws towards a close in northern Michigan, the US Coast Guard sends icebreaking ships through the frozen straits to clear the shipping lanes. These large ships break through the thinning ice, leaving flowing water and large chunks of ice in their wake. Here I have illustrated this in stitches, with columns of flowing stockinette ca...

Simple twists and cables combine to create an intricate looking fabric that’s deceptively easy to knit.

These simple mitts are knit in the round from the bottom up and feature a traditional thumb gusset.

Slip-stitch stripes combine with rotating colors to create a fun and deceptively simple knit. Use any number of colors, from 4 to 9 (or more!), and customize both the length and the brim to create a hat as unique as you!

Slipped stitches and stripes combine in Haldimand Bay for a simple but interesting knit. An asymmetrical triangle shawl, it begins with a few stitches and is worked sideways to the bind-off edge, while being shaped with increases along one edge and decreases along the other. An I-cord along the decreasing edge allows the resting yarn to be carr...

Stonecliff is a triangle shawl knit from the top down. It begins with a garter tab and features a 3-stitch garter border along the top edge.

Oenomel is a triangle shawl knit from the top down, beginning with a garter tab and featuring a 3-stitch garter border along the top edge.

Haystacks is knit in the round from the bottom up in a combination of simple cables and a fun texture pattern.

Higgins is a wide and cozy scarf combining narrow stripes and blocks of solid colors. It is knit from end to end, and alternates two simple stitch patterns with an I-cord edging throughout.

A lightweight accessory or a warm winter wrap, the versatile Griffin Cove can be anything you choose.

Surrey Hill is a triangle shawl knit from the top down with increases on every row.

Frija is worked in the round from the bottom up. Bulky yarn combines with simple cables and garter stitch to create a warm and wonderfully squishy hat.

Boreas is knit in the round from the bottom up. The colorwork is created with a fun and simple mosaic pattern.

Ostara is a quick and fun knit. The pattern is made using a simple slip-stitch technique.

The Traverse Tee is a simple knit with a relaxed style and three different customization options: choose your length (tunic or tee), your back lace panel, and your armhole edging.

Trouvaille is a fun knit worked in the round from the bottom up.

The Straits Shawl is an asymmetrical triangle shawl beginning with a few stitches and worked sideways. It is shaped with increases along one edge. The shawl is knit in a simple slip-stich pattern and combines sections of solid colors with vertical stripes.

Perfect for boat rides, beach walks, and bonfires, the Harbor Hoodie will soon become your essential summer cardigan.

For the entire set as pictured, 2 skeins of MC and 3 skeins of CC is sufficient.

Arcus, latin for archery, is a simple hat with arrow motifs. Knit in a lovely cream-colored yarn, this hat is easily customizable to match your winter coat. The texture in this hat is what brings it all together!

Bryson is a triangle shawl knit from the top down beginning with a garter tab. The body is knit in a simple, easily memorized cable pattern which flows into a smaller version of the pattern at the bottom of the shawl.

Voyageur is a triangle shawl knit from the top down, beginning with a garter tab and featuring a 3-stitch garter border along the top edge.

Along the Parkway is a triangle shawl knit on the bias. It is shaped with increases on one side and decreases on the other. The stripes and border are worked in a simple texture pattern.

Pisgah is a bias, triangle shawl with a curved top edge, shaped by increases on one side and decreases on the other. The pattern begins with only a few cast-on stitches, and is worked sideways. A simple I-cord edge is worked simultaneously, and flows seamlessly into the I-cord bind off.

North Bicycle Trail is a triangle shawl, beginning with a few stitches and worked sideways with increases along one edge. The increase edge will become the top of the shawl.

Mornings on the James is a crescent shawl shaped by increases on every row. Pattern includes both written and charted instructions.

The Aurora hat is worked in with two colors in a simple, slip-stich pattern.

This triangular shawl is knit from the top down in a simple, easy to memorize, slip-stitch pattern.

Geraldine is knit in the round using a simple slip-stitch colorwork pattern.

Lark Rise is a simple lace shawl knit from the top down. Perfect for laying on your shoulders, or wrapping around your neck when in need of a little extra warmth.

The Willow Cowl is a simple cable pattern with a twist. It is knit flat and then seamed together.

Purchase includes all 3 patterns.

Designed like an old-fashioned square shawl, but big enough for a blanket, the North Woods Wrap can be anything you want it to be, as long as you want it to be cozy. The pattern calls for 15 skeins of Berroco Kodiak. The incredibly soft, light-as-air yarn makes the folded shawl thick and warm, but virtually weightless.

A warm and woolly hat sure to keep you warm this winter. An easy pattern with amazing stitch definition, this hat knits up quickly with 1 skein of Brooklyn Tweed Quarry.

Big yarn, big needles, and a simplest one row, completely reversible, lace pattern ever, equal an incredibly fast, incredibly cozy knit.

This hat is knit in the round on size 4 needles using three colors of Knit Picks Capretta. 190 yds. for the main color, and 65 yds. each of the two secondary colors.

This is an easy, cabled hat, that works up quickly with one skein of Madelinetosh Chunky.