This versatile piece was originally intended to be a beach coverup, but it doubles beautifully as a tunic for a dressy lunch or an evening out. It is worked top down, seamlessly, in alternating bands of welting and mesh. The mesh bands are narrower at the top and gradually widen moving towards the bottom hem, flattering all body shapes.

The undulating pattern of Filter reminds me of lymph nodes. Just as lymph nodes filter foreign particles from your body, Filter will filter out the cold and wind.

Inspired by a sweater I saw at Real Canadian Superstore, Real Canadian SuperSocks use cables to combine plain knit panels with lace panels.

Lightning Strikes Twice Mittens is part of a winter accessory set which features a lightning bolt stitch on a zig-zag background, accented in moss stitch. The lightning bolt stitch is worked by combining familiar techniques in a new way. It’s fun and fairly intuitive once you get going but just challenging enough to keep your interest through t...

Lightning Strikes Twice Scarf is part of a winter accessory set which features a lightning bolt stitch on a zig-zag background, accented in moss stitch. The lightning bolt stitch is worked by combining familiar techniques in a new way. It’s fun and fairly intuitive once you get going but just challenging enough to keep your interest through the...

Lightning Strikes Twice Hat is part of a winter accessory set which features a lightning bolt stitch on a zig-zag background, accented in moss stitch. The lightning bolt stitch is worked by combining familiar techniques in a new way. It’s fun and fairly intuitive once you get going but just challenging enough to keep your interest through the w...

A hat to celebrate Pi Day (March 14).

Brocade Hat is a versatile accessory, capable of molding itself to your whims and needs. Need room for a bun, ponytail, or headscarf? Wear it with the band down and the hat is extra slouchy with lots of “storage” room. Extra cold day and want an extra layer of soft warmth on your ears? Even with the band folded up, this hat still has a stylish ...

Newcomer is a bulky weight hat worked at a tight gauge for extra warmth, making it perfect for someone experiencing their first true winter. The slipped-stitch pattern is easily memorized, making this a very quick and easy knit.

Cinch is a bulky weight cowl that is a cinch to knit and comfortable to wear. It combines an easy wrapped stitch with ribbing for a stylish, yet simple, effect. It is completely reversible and the length is customizable.

Cinch is a bulky weight hat that is a cinch to knit and comfortable to wear, with just the right amount of slouch. It combines an easy wrapped stitch with ribbing for a stylish, yet simple, effect which is maintained through the crown decreases. Shaping at the brow keeps the hat from sliding around and an optional double band makes it warm enou...

A unique combination of cables runs up the back of these flip top mittens to make both the look and the knitting interesting. The construction is very simple, and there is a full 2”/5 cm of overlap at the palm to keep wind and snow out of the mitten flap. The length is customized to give a great fit while maintaining the cable pattern right to ...

A simple knit/purl pattern creates flowing ribs interspersed with rectangles. Rectangulayer is worked cuff down with a heel flap and gusset. Gusset decreases are worked at the bottom of the foot, and a slipped-stitch twist runs along each side of the foot to provide a visual separation between the plain stitches of the gusset/sole and the patte...

Can’t decide between scales and stripes? Don’t know which colour to use as your main? Just generally in the mood for something a little funky and crazy? Then these are the mittens for you. For those times when you want to start knitting but don’t want to make a whole lot of design choices, Zebra Fish is half scales, half stripes, and all fun no...

A simple slipped-stitch pattern makes for an elegant look in colourways ranging from solid to wildly handpainted. Instructions are given for both mitts and gloves. Once you get going the pattern is easily memorized and becomes both fun and relaxing to knit. So relaxing, in fact, that I had the same feeling while knitting them that I always get ...

These comfy mittens and fingerless mitts were designed to co-ordinate with Turbo Hat, but of course they also look great on their own. They feature the same garter stitch cuffs and lace panel as the hat. Like the hat, they were designed to show off handpainted yarns but they look just as wonderful in a solid, tonal, or heathered yarn.

This slouchy hat, with its lace panels that spiral toward the crown, brings to mind the turbo shell. Turbo Hat has just the right amount of slouch while still fitting snugly over the ears to keep you nice and warm. Originally designed to show off handpainted yarns, it looks just as wonderful in a solid, tonal, or heathered yarn.

FiboNautilus uses the Fibonacci sequence to create a spiral shaped wrap. Basic stocking stitch sections are set off by eyelet edges to produce a simple yet chic look.

This is not a complete pattern. Rather it is an alternate way of working toe decreases, intended to be substituted into other sock patterns.

There was a major pattern update as of August 31 2017, with the following changes:

July 2016: Brocade Neckwarmer has been overhauled to improve on some longstanding issues. The look has been improved, the chart has been updated with standardized symbols and layout, the construction has been simplified, and the instructions have been streamlined.