Oh to be comforted by a well loved sweater while walking in (or dreaming of) the woods or mountains!! Inspired by traditional Icelandic lopapeysa sweaters, the ‘Pine and Folk’ sweater will soon become your favorite.

A dovetail is a very old, yet simple, method of joinery in woodworking. It is often used for furniture and even cabinet drawers. In the textured stitch pattern featured on the Dovetail Socks, I find the simple way the small cables and blocks of stockinette are offset creates an interlocking effect - very similar to that of dovetail joinery.

“Put joy and gratitude out into the world and it shall return to you tenfold…” {kind of like a boomerang effect!}

These socks were inspired by the tight turns and hairpin curves of the Sea-to-Sky Highway (Highway 99) between Pemberton and Whistler in British Columbia. The scenery was breath taking and I drank it all in sitting in the shotgun seat of our truck gratefully knitting away on these socks.

A relaxing knit for those quiet mornings.

With lush cables and a bit of slouch, this cozy hat is perfect for a day of running errands in town, having a coffee at your favourite coffee house, or just for walking in a winter wonderland!

I used to be an avid backcountry mountain snowmobiler (before becoming a mama) and the Renshaw backcountry riding area was one of my favorites! Located outside of McBride, British Columbia, Renshaw was a sledder’s paradise with big mountain climbs and even bigger views! I had always wished I had a big colorful cabled hat to wear after we spent ...