The classic work sock with a playful twist! A little shortie sock with some fun pops of colour! I used one of the adorable work sock sets by Leo & Roxy which comes with a skein of marled sock yarn, a white mini, and a colourful mini. You could use any sock set, or minis that you have kicking around. Another budget friendly marled sock yarn ...

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Originally designed for Knitcrate INSPIRATIONS March 2020

Toe Up AND Cuff Down instructions included. Your download includes 2 PDFs, so you can print the instructions you want.

Happy My Birthday, everyone! Please enjoy this free (forever) pattern as my gift to you! :)

Ever since I started knitting I’ve wanted to make my own stockings. So when my friend Chantal asked me if I would make some stockings to pair with her tree skirt pattern, I jumped at the idea! As soon as Chantal showed me the stitch she was using, I knew I had to call the pattern The Snowbell Stocking. The little detail looks just like a delica...

Looking for a chunkier version? The English Garden Socks are the DK sister to the Terracotta Socks!

I knew I had to design a pattern as magical as the yarn I was using! I decided on a sweet “vine-like” lace pattern that flows down the leg, paired with a simple stockinette stitch to really allow the lacework to shine. Finish it off with a picot hem, and you’ve got a super sweet sock, just in time for spring and summer! I recommend a tonal or s...

Shortie socks are always my go-to: they’re so quick, satisfying, and so very wearable! This toe-up sock pattern has a cute little textured pattern throughout, a short row heel, and an adorable ruffled edge!

When I first laid eyes on the Perfect Storm colourway by Essence of Autumn, I was immediately reminded of the blue-green waters of the Spray Lake reservoir in Kananaskis, Alberta. The peaks and valleys of the chevron pattern mimic those of the Rocky Mountains. I wanted this pattern to play homage to the beautiful province I call home. This patt...

June 2020: Now with more adventure! This pattern has been

What’s in a name? The Double Double Beanie (named for the classic Canadian coffee - 2 creams, 2 sugars, please!) is knit DOUBLE stranded with two colours of fingering weight yarn, and has a DOUBLE brim hem, for extra coziness - hence, Double Double! Get it?

Vanilla Spice was inspired by vintage stockings with the stunning french seam down the back. Something simple, but with a little pop of sass. You don’t need to know how to cable to make these socks - the seam is created using a faux cable technique - if you can knit, you can do it! The faux cable travels all the way down the back of the leg unt...

The English Garden Socks were inspired by the lattice texture of the stitch, and the wonderful colours of the Sassy Strings Yarn! These may be the comfiest socks I’ve ever worn - super stretchy, and super cozy, these will be your new go-to reading socks.

The shag carpet shorties were inspired by 70s macrame, vintage upholstery, and this stunning Allison Barnes colourway. These socks are knit from the top down, with a heel flap and gusset, and knit up quickly using a DK weight yarn. Gorgeous cables cover the entire leg and instep of the sock, and blend seamlessly into the toe.

These charming mittens will be your new go-to for craft shows, holiday gifts, and more. They work up quickly using less than one skein of your favourite DK yarn (you know, those beautiful indie dyed skeins you impulsively buy and then don’t know what to do with…) These mittens were designed to show off the stunning speckles and variegation, but...

Part of Your World features a gorgeous, intricate looking (but easy to create) ‘mermaid’ slip stitch pattern, and a textured heel flap. I chose the name Part of Your World because I couldn’t help but feel like a mermaid when wearing these socks!

PRONGS features a classic top down construction, a gorgeous textured heel flap, and stunning cables that appear intricate, but are easy to work up.

Keep cozy in the cold with cute, cuddly trellis mittens. MOONSTONE is a fast, functional knit that uses less than one skein of DK weight yarn. (Hello stash bust!) The textured pattern works up great with solids, tonals, and variegated yarns. The pattern works up perfectly using DPNs, magic loop, and mini circulars.

This beanie is for summer nights under the stars, autumn morning dog walks, and skate dates on frozen lakes. This is your new favourite year round beanie. Cozy cables provide style and shape, and the double brim keeps your ears toasty warm. This hat works up quickly with squishy aran weight yarn, and looks amazing with or without a pompom.