The pattern is for the toque only and does not include instructions for the embroidery

Knit top-down, this wall hanging begins with a triangular shawl construction and takes you through texture stitches, lace, and cables with a fun fringe at the end. Hang it with a bamboo straight needle to complete the faux macrame look.

My Grandma Rose taught me to knit. She was a forever crafter and a lover of flora. Always stopping to admire the flowers, smelling them, and picking them to press between pages of a book or magazine. Gazing down at a rose I see the spiral of the petals unfurling in concentric circles and am reminded of my Grandma, not only in the name Rose but ...

These mittens are the standard pattern for bulky weight, top-down mitten construction.

As a child, I spent a lot of time on the shores and in the water of the many lakes in the Okanagan. Willow trees grow big along the shoreline and as the waves erode away the sand and soil beneath them they lean into the lake making perfect trees to climb out on and jump off of. This hat is inspired by these childhood memories. The willow’s flow...

An advent for knitters!

This pair of fingerless gloves is inspired by a witch in flight. I imagine witches not wearing long sleeves because they would dip into cauldrons while stirring potions or get in the way while dueling. Therefore, witches would need a fingerless mitt to keep their arms warm in flight. Knit from fingertips down to adjust the length for the indivi...

This toque is inspired by the first spring blooms to burst through the snow and open to face the sun, the hellebore. It’s emergence signaling longer days and a new beginning. The toque is knit from the top down gently forming the shape of the bloom while the crown increases mirror the overlapping petals of the hellebore blossoms. A cozy folded ...

These mitts are knit from the fingertips down starting with the thumbs then working the hand. The thumb is joined to the hand and mirrored decreases create the gusset. This construction allows for the perfect fit, no yarn chicken, and no leftovers. A slip stitch broken rib is worked on the back of the hand for added interest and structure, crea...

This sweater was designed as a class for introduction to colourwork, bottom-up sweater construction and circular yokes. The size fits a standard Pinot Grigio bottle and, proportionally, is scaled down from a human sweater. Gauge is not super important but should be in the range of 19sts to 21sts in 4”. To make this sweater you will need approxi...

This hat is worked top down starting with a magic ring. Sized from newborn to men’s L and includes instructions on how to determine which size to make if your gauge is not the same as the pattern.

This pattern was thoughtfully designed for LYSs hosting yarn tastings.

This handy cotton blend pouch is perfect to store your sun glasses (among other items) when you’re out splashing in the waves at the beach. We’ve made ours with a heart motif but it’s easily customized with different duplicate stitch patterns. It would make a great monogrammed gift or personalize it for yourself.

These wrist warmers were designed with the newbie in mind, ie. the student.

Perfect gift for your Valentine. Tapered shape fits reusable and disposable to-go cups. Great stash buster! Keep their beverage and their hands warm.

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