Embrace the joyful journey of creating this shawl, starting from the bottom and working with two strands at a time. Finish it off with the Zan Zip technique for an exciting knitting experience, where you’ll delight in the beautiful color transformations as you go. We’ve carefully designed it this way to artistically blend the hand-dyed colors, ...

With its captivating semi-circular spiral shape adorned with a chic picot bind off, the Brighter Days shawl pattern promises an engaging and enjoyable knitting experience. At the heart of Brighter Days is its gorgeous gradient colourway, guaranteeing a mesmerizing transition of hues, from one stitch to the next - a colour party right on your ne...

This shawl is inspired by the textures and colors of nature. The shawl is knitted side to side, starting with 10 stitches cast on, increasing and decreasing to create a slight curve. The darker color edge is done by picking up stitches along the finished edge of the body of the shawl, knitting in stockinette stitch, adding bobbles and a crochet...

The On the Double wrap/shawl begins with a row of join-as-you-go granny squares, then is built up with a double crochet body, granny stripe side edgings, and finished with a shell edging across the top and sides.

I wanted something easy to showcase the wonders of assigned pooling yarns with simple knits, purls and yarn overs. On one side of the shawl you knit the solid colour while purling the splatter colour and on the other side you purl the solid colour and knit the splatter colour. It’s really that simple and creates a interesting texture that showc...

This hoodie features our newest Nightshade Worsted base and is the sequel to our Stay At Home Sweater! As we all venture back outside and return to our more regular lives, this hoodie will be a comforting knit featuring simple stitches and luscious yarn with German short rows to create a cozy pullover with the perfect fit. It is sure to make it...

The Ziggy Tee is knit from the top down seamlessly with bust shaping and a side panel of lace for visual interest. The design of this sweater looks great on all shapes and sizes. If you need adjustments for a larger bust, our designer Suzanne will be happy to help you with adjusting the pattern for you.

This shawl has a loop for easy wearing. Short rows are used to create the crescent shape and simple mosaic knitting is used to create the motif. Knit using DK yarn, this one will fly off your needles!

Knitting and friends I’ve made through knitting continue to help me through tough times. Knit this shawl to get you through a rough patch and wear it to remember how strong you are, and we are together!

The Stay at Home Sweater is the quintessential open-front cardigan - a layering piece that’s easy to dress up or dress down. Simple stitches and luscious yarn make a comforting knit that will make it into your wardrobe’s frequent rotation. The colour way featured in this sweater is called Patience as well all stay at home and wait for lockdowns...

Named after the colour way used, this fun and funky cabled cowl is finger knit out of jumbo yarn and will definitely release your inner party girl! It’s a quick project that’s knit with your fingers that you can complete in the space of an afternoon and is perfect as an oversized cowl or a shrug to add a pop to any outfit and wear the same day!

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There’s something about New York City that lends itself beautifully to inspiration. Drawing on motifs from skyscrapers and bold billboards in Times Square, the Chrysler Arch Shawl combines short rows, stranded colorwork, and two-colour brioche rib to create a finished

A top-down poncho worked in the round with a lace pattern that expands subtly as the piece is knit.

Zen Yarn Garden’s color “Aqua Cobalt” led me to the ocean for design

This is a crescent shaped shawl which can be wrapped around your neck a few times or held with a shawl stick or pin. Designed to include eyelet rows for visual interest and so the shaping would be a bit more shallow in the crescent and wrap more like a scarf. Of course, it works as a shawl very nicely too!

Make your very own weighted blanket to dream big! Finger knit throughout you can complete this with no extra tools!

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A quick finger knit throw that will be finished and slung over your chair in about 2 hours!

A quick to knit cup cozy featuring a simple cable stitch running down the centre. Pattern can be customized to any size cup and is a great way to use up extra yarn from other projects!

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Faded Flare uses vivid, contrasting colours, intarsia, and fading between colours to paint a vivid picture with yarn. Each colour fades into the next to capture the impression of a late sunset happening behind an island in silhouette, inspired by Claude Monet’s painting San Giorgio Maggiore at Dusk.

The Starry Starry Night Shawl is a garter stitch modular wrap with short row shaping. I’ve always loved the art of Van Gogh, and I designed this shawl with Starry, Starry Night in mind. His use of simple brush work with incredible colours, swirls and unexpected shapes to create evocative paintings has always been a source of joy for me.

This generously sized triangular wrap is worked in one piece from just a few cast on stitches, and increases are worked along one edge to create a modern asymmetric triangle. Reminiscent of colours moving across a painter’s brush, the lace pattern is very simple, using only basic stitches, which makes it perfect for the beginner lace-knitter an...

Inspired by the shadow colour effects of evening or twilight, Shadow stole is a generously sized rectangular stole worked in a luscious DK weight yarn to keep you warm and snug. A simple cable pattern is combined with lace stitches and worked across the width of the stole. The cables are mirrored in the two halves of the stole so the edges matc...

Cuff down socks with an all-over lace pattern reminiscent of colour reflecting on a surface. The stitch pattern works well with tonal variegated yarns. The hybrid fleegle heel is integrated in the leg, i.e. heel flap and gusset are worked in the round together with the leg.

It is always so exciting to make little inventions about brioche knitting. This pattern is a two-row wonder, worked flat as one piece using alternating two pattern rows. It’s a quick and uncomplicated knit – easy enough for beginners and enjoyable for more experienced knitters.

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A seamless, bottom-up raglan cardigan with v-neck features a deep lace hem and lace columns worked along shaping lines for an ultra-flattering fit.

Gauge for unblocked garter stitch: 22 st and 48 rows = 4”

Vector Points is worked from the starting point in stripes and increases, then work in seed stitch and decrease to the ending point. A smart fringe in the striping section takes care of the yarn ends!

A quick knit cowl featuring chunky yarn which is fully reversible with interesting textures on both sides of the cowl.

This fun colourwork blanket features seed stitch borders and alternating syncopated colours that have been dyed especially for this blanket to coordinate and flow seamlessly from one to the next!

This crescent shaped shawl is worked end to end and embellished with tassels on each point of the border. The colour changes and marled effects are achieved by holding two strands of yarn together throughout.

This pattern is completely customizable! You can knit it as large as you like or as small as you like - we ask that you allow a minimum of 15g of yarn for bind off if knitting to 1500 yards.

Jacinto is a one skein crescent shawl knit from the bottom up with short rows for good fit through the shoulders and sports a lovely center back lace panel with a fluttery lace edging.

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An asymettrical shawl knit from the top down featuring garter stitch throughout and a picot bindoff.

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What first appears as a simple combination of garter stitch and stockinette reveals greater interest and complexity with the addition of short rows and a wandering center decrease, making this triangular shawl both intriguing to knit and fabulous to wear.

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A hat knit with bulky weight yarn featuring a ribbed brim. This will knit up so fast you will want more than one!

DESIGNER: Carla Pera

A triangular shaped shawl utilizing a high contrast colour with a garter stitch body and a simple border pattern.

A quick one skein hand warmer featuring the smocking stitch.

A cowl knit with bulky weight yarn featuring staggered ribbing and two coordinating colourways. This will knit up so fast you will want more than one!

A bottom up semi-circle shawl featuring eyelet lace and ribbing throughout. Finished with a crochet edging to ensure a smooth edge at bind off.

A crescent shape shawl knit from the bottom up featuring lace stitches and short row shaping while utilizing 3 coordinating colourways.

An infinite cowl knit with bulky weight yarn featuring seed stitch and garter stitch edging. This will knit up so fast you will want more than one! Kind of like potato chips – you can’t just eat one!

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DESIGNER: Laura Zukaite

Are you looking for some (for real) instant-gratification knitting that will keep you cozy and stylish for your night on the town? The Night at the Roxbury Cowl is just what you need! Knit up on size US 50 circs (this is NOT a typo; these are some serious needles), this cowl will give you pops of girly freshness in a chunky/loopy knit style. T...

As spring rolls in, your knitting needs to keep up with the weather. If you’re looking for a trendy, low bulk, but high-interest piece to “spring” onto (and off of!) your needles, the Trapeze Tee is it. With eye-catching construction and plenty of visual interest, this piece is a deceptively simple knit with plenty of “wow” factor. The main bod...

Get ready to fall head over heels for our newest design, Madison Tee! Another lovely Laura Zukaite design, this tee is loaded with beautiful details: reverse stockinette, directional cables and a flattering peplum hemline and v-neck.

This is a charted and written pattern - both instructions are included.

This quick to knit one skein beanie or toque is knit in the round from the brim to the top with a bit of lace detail for added interest and grace.

This quick to knit one skein hat is knit in the round from a deep double brim for extra warmth at the ears to a cable pattern that extends through the decreases and into the crown. The pattern is knit in the round on a 16” US 7 circular needle to begin with then the decreases are completed using US 6 DPNs.

This bottom-up crescent-shaped shawl with a lace border, cables, stockinette body and a cabled & eyelet edging is music to our ears, and you don’t have to be classically trained to whip up this Treble Clef Shawl!

A top-down half-circle shaped shawl knit with light fingering yarn. A quick knit with a stunning result that’s sure to be a treat to wrap around your neck or your shoulders to add a bit of sophistication and style to your wardrobe. This shawl is named for my Mom, an avid gardener, who grows some of the most beautiful Dahlias.

A top-down half-circle shaped shawl knit with light fingering yarn. A quick knit with a stunning result that’s sure to be a treat to wrap around your neck or your shoulders to add a bit of sophistication and style to your wardrobe.

A top-down half-circle shaped shawl knit with light fingering or heavy lace weight yarn. A quick knit with a stunning result that’s sure to be a treat to wrap around your neck or your shoulders to add a bit of sophistication and style to your wardrobe.

A bottom-up crescent-shaped shawl with a lace border, centre lace panel and a garter stitch body. Knit with fingering weight yarn held double throughout, this shawl works up quickly and produces a very sweet result.

A bottom-up crescent-shaped shawl with a lace border, garter stitch body and an eyelet edging. The traditional Estonian lace nupps are reminiscent of grape clusters and the shawl is named after Bacchus (a.k.a. Dionysus) who was the Greek God of wine and a major figure of Greek mythology.

A top down, triangular-shaped shawl with a simple lace body and a larger lace border. Optional colour striping creates a dramatic element to the shawl. Named after the Monarch butterfly, the shawl’s body elicits images of crawling caterpillars and the border takes on the shape of the butterfly wing. Enjoy!

This is a crescent shaped shawl which can be wrapped around your neck a few times or held with a shawl stick or pin. I designed this so it would be a bit more shallow in the crescent and wrap more like a scarf. Of course, it works as a shawl very nicely too!

This is a triangular shaped shawl with bobbles added at the end for a fun result! Block the bobbles to stick out like the sample or block them gently so they aren’t so pronouned. Can be worn with a shawl pin or shawl stick if you prefer.