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The Stripetastic shawl is an easy to memorize shawl with reverse stockinette stripes. A fun way to play with different textures and is a versatile accessory for any outfit in your wardrobe.

The Officer sweater is a beginner-friendly intarsia sweater knitted from the bottom up in separate pieces. I knitted mine in our brand new Fluff yarn in the colourway Shadow and Officer. With its timeless aesthetic and effortless versatility, this sweater is sure to become a wardrobe essential.⁠

The “Plump it up!” shawl is a combination of reverse stockinette and fun slip stitches. Knitted in bulky weight, it’s the perfect project for a quick last-minute gift. ⁠

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Interference is a round-yoke colourwork sweater worked seamlessly from the top down. German short rows are used to add length to the back of the sweater. All the increases are on stockinette rows, which makes this a great project for adventurous beginners.

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This pocket is knitted in linen stitch motifs and finishes with a folded hem in corrugated ribbing. Once blocked, sew it on your favourite t-shirt and voilà! You can now wear your knits all year without feeling too hot!

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This garter stitch shawl has little intarsia rectangles that looks like confetti all over the shawl. Do not be scared by intarsia, it’s really easy to do in garter stitch and could be a great first time intarsia project.

House of Diamond is a round-yoke colourwork sweater worked seamlessly from the top down. It features a folded twisted rib collar and bottom ribbing, as well as extra long sleeves. German short rows are used to add length to the back of the sweater. As the yoke includes several three-colour rounds and long floats, it could be considered as an in...

This asymmetrical shawl featuring an easy-to-remember slip stitch motifs (only one strand of yarn is used per row). It’s designed to frame a beautiful fading yarn like a Spincycle yarn or one of your own handspun yarn! ⁠

FINISHED MEASUREMENTS

The Opus Cowl is knitted in the round as a big tube and is then twisted before seaming the top and bottom edge together using the 3 needles I-Cord Bind-Off method.

I’m binge-watching Schitt’s Creek again and seeing David Rose played by Dan Levy wearing all these beautiful sweaters made me what to do another design inspired by this iconic character, my first one being the Once and Floral sweater. This time around, I wanted to make a sweater with a big and bold optical illusion right at the centre front. ⚡

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I’ve decided to turn the Single Malt sweater into a pair of toe-up DK socks! DK socks and so fun and quick to make. They are really a cool project that doesn’t require too much work.

Be Positive is a yoked colourwork sweater worked seamlessly from the top down. German short rows are used to add length to the back of the sweater.

Goldstar is a yoked colourwork sweater worked seamlessly from the top down. German short rows are used to add length to the back of the sweater.

This pattern is a great way to make a beautiful fade shawl using only solid colours to give it a little pixel art vibe!

The Wrong Side sweater is an easy-breezy raglan sweater that is knitted top down and inside-out with the option of either long or cropped sleeves.

The Mini Wrong Side sweater is an easy-breezy raglan sweater that is knitted top down and inside-out.

This cowl is super warm and cozy and features an addictive and colourful slip stitch pattern and a soft lining made with Suri Alpaca.

The Squaropolis shawl features an easy to memorize slip stitch pattern which means that you use only one strand of yarn per row (Yay!). The pattern included written instructions and a chart. Happy knitting!

Are you ready for this relaxing knit? The FIELD shawl is beginner-friendly and has been designed to highlight the beauty of that special yarn from your stash. In my case, I used my own handspun yarn that I paired with Les Garçons, British DK for a moody low contrast feel. ⁠

Yesteryears is a yoked colourwork sweater worked seamlessly from the top down. German short rows are used to add length to the back of the sweater. It comes in two different lengths: cropped and long.

The Single Malt sweater is a top-down raglan with an easy to memorize motifs knitted in Aran weight, so super quick to knit! It’s also a great wardrobe essential.

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The Opus shawl features an easy to memorize slip stitch pattern which means that you use only one strand of yarn per row (Yay!). The pattern included written instructions and a chart. Happy knitting!

Here’s the Hide and Peak sweater, an easy-breezy stranded colourwork sweater that is knitted top down with the option of either long or cropped sleeves.

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This pattern can also be found in issue 10 of Laine Magazine.

This shawl has a half-moon shape and features some fun and addictive slip stitch pattern that requires a total of five skeins of fingering weight held double and one skein of Suri lace held double.⁠

I’ve decided to name this shawl Partners in Crime since the colours were inspired by my dog, Lola. This name seems fitting since she’s been in my life for over a decade now!

These oversize socks are perfects for an evening of Knitflix during the cold winter. Just like The Snuggle is Real cowl, they are fully lined in Suri Alpaca, which makes them the snuggliest thing for your feet!⁠

The Active Duty Sweater is a top-down raglan featuring an all-over camo print done in stranded colourwork.

FINISHED MEASUREMENTS

FINISHED MEASUREMENTS

This hat is like a Mini-Wheats; one side is plain and the other one is sugar-coated.

These toe-up socks are knitted inside out for only a minimal purling involved.

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Here’s the So Basic Sweater. An easy-breezy sweater with a pocket on the front that makes it stand out!

This is a big and adjustable cozy cowl with a colourful lining inside.

This is a collaboration with Twill & Print. With her blessing, I’ve adapted my favourite pin of hers into a sweater pattern.

This unisex sweater was inspired by the character David Rose, played by Dan Levy, on the TV show Schitt’s Creek. If you don’t know what I’m talking about, head over to Knitflix and watch it right away. It’s simply the funniest Canadian Show ever!

This unisex sweater is a fun modern take on a classic stranded colorwork sweater.