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The Bowknot Scarf was designed for my oldest daughter after she saw me spinning some fibre and asked for a scarf.

The Polar Vortex Wrap is a quick knit using Super Bulky yarn with a cute snowflake duplicate stitch detailing.

The Bright Lights Wrap was designed specifically for those random heavily variegated skeins in your stash. The lace panel is always visible despite the variety of colours.

The When in Rome Wrap, named as such due to 3 of the 4 colours I used to design it being from the Italy selection of Explorer Knits colourways, is quite possibly my most favourite design to date. I couldn’t tell you why, but I just love it.

The written pattern is for the placemat itself. There are 4 charts for the duplicate stitch egg designs.

The namesake for this pattern is currently going through a rough patch so for the foreseeable future all profits from the sale of this pattern will be donated to help her and her 4 kids.

There were errors regarding the increase rounds, those have been fixed and Errata is provided with correct numbers.

This top-down capelet is worked flat with raglan style increases along the shoulders.

There is 2-4” of negative ease in this sweater.

I used the full package of Caron X Pantone, the last bit of the 5th colour is my pom, which could have been more dense.

Harry Potter fans rejoice! I have turned my stock hat into a pattern at long last.

~Finished Measurements:

~Double swirl for double-stranded and double-brimmed! Using 2 strands of DK you get a bulky weight equivalent but double the colour fun.

The Visage Tee is the first piece in a line of garments inspired by Drag Race and named accordingly.

A quick knit that can be whipped up in a couple of hours using scrap yarn.

This design was originally supposed to be an oversized longer piece to wear with leggings. But after some miscalculations, I re-designed it and this beauty was the end result. A cropped v-neck with lace detailing on the sleeves, and it’s my most worn piece by far.

The design for this comfy cardi came from my mom. She wanted a specific cardigan that combined the favourite aspects of two different store-bought ones she owned. And so, the Amethyst Grace was created.

Written as a recipe so you measure it to fit you. Original was written with negative ease.

This was a stash bust gift so I’m not 100% sure on how much yarn I had before starting it BUT I did use the green for another beanie previously in the year and have some left over.

~ You will see there are 2 pdfs for download. One of them is the pattern the other has all the letters charted out. The letters are basic, should you want to create flourishes that will be up to you.

This is a beginner-friendly pattern. The skills required are knit & purl stitches and knitting in the round.

I used 145 yards (less than 1 ball) of the Meripaca wool. However if you require a longer hat then you’ll need to use more. But you still shouldn’t need more than the one ball.

This quick knit is perfect to whip up before heading outside with the cooler temps hitting.

The perfect pairing for your mini-me to match with your Honey Badger Cardigan!

Do you ever see a skein of yarn and know exactly what you need to make? That was me, in Michael’s, looking at this Caron X Pantone set. I knew it needed to have texture and that it would be reminiscent of snow.

Designed for a 22” circumference head, ribbing gives it stretch.

This is a great project for using up scraps of cotton as the design doesn’t need a whole lot.

This pattern uses duplicate stitch for the word and I included a link to the Purl Soho tutorial for anyone not familiar with it.

Written for bust sizes of:

I have officially re-worked this pattern to be #sizeinclusive!

Yardage/Meters per size: 500(550, 600, 750, 775)(800, 850, 950, 1200) OR 460(500, 550, 600, 650)(700, 750, 900, 115)meters

What do you do when your husband asks you for a hat and says he wants to pick out the yarn? Head to your LYS store of course!

This beanie is worked bottom-up and knit in the round.

A super quick knit, this cowl is knit flat and seamed either using the 3-needle bind-off method or Provisional Cast-On, whichever you prefer.