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Raven Caramel Macchiato… commences with an I-cord tab cast-on, and then it works from a small point, increasing at the end of every right-side row, ending as a generous triangle with an I-cord cast-off. Schoppel Wolle Zauberball Stärke 6 is paired with Schoppel Wolle Wool FINEST create a very lightweight and delicate piece.

Raven Windowpanes… looking out onto the horizon. Commencing with an I-cord tab cast-on, it then works from a small point, increasing at the end of every right-side row, ending as a generous triangle with an I-cord cast-off. The slipstitch pattern works up quickly and is an easy repeat pattern for a comfortable, pleasant afternoon of knitting. T...

Raven Snowfall… a wonderful shawl blanketed with snowflakes to welcome the Season. It commences with an I-cord tab cast-on and then works from a small point, increasing at the end of every right-side row, ending as a generous triangle with an I-cord cast-off.

Raven Holly and Ivy… commences with an I-cord tab cast-on. It then works from a small point, increasing at the end of every right-side row, ending as a generous triangle with an I-cord cast-off. The mosaic pattern works up quickly and all rows are knit rows.

Raven Yuletide No.6… commences with an I-cord tab cast-on. It then works from a small point, increasing at the end of every right-side row, ending as a generous triangle with an I-cord cast-off. The mosaic pattern works up quickly and all rows are knit rows.

Raven Juletræer … Danish Christmas trees, is a slightly asymmetrical shawl and commences with an I-cord tab cast-on. It then works from a small point, increasing at the end of every right-side row, ending as a generous triangle with an I-cord cast-off. Raven Juletræer and golden beads blanket the shawl for that seasonal touch. The mosaic patter...

Raven Yuletide No.5 is knit from the neck down, commencing with an I-cord Tab cast on and I-cord edges all around. There are four increases on every right-side row

Raven Yuletide Poncho… is set off with a blanket of Christmas Cactus Flowers for a seasonal, festive touch. The mosaic pattern works up quickly and all rows are knit rows, no purling!

Raven Yuletide No.4… commences with an I-cord cast-on and then works from a small point, increasing at the end of every right-side row, ending as a generous triangle with an I-cord cast-off. The Garter Slip Stitch “base” is set off with a blanket of Christmas Cactus flowers for a Seasonal Festive touch. The mosaic pattern works up quickly and a...

Raven Yuletide No.3… commences with an I-cord cast-on and then works from a small point, increasing at the end of every right-side row, ending as a generous triangle with an I-cord cast-off. Christmas Cactus flowers add a seasonal touch. The mosaic pattern works up quickly and all rows are knit rows, no purling!

Raven Yuletide No.2… a quick little scarf, beginning with an I-cord cast-on and finishing off with an I-cord cast-off, with a sprinkling of Christmas Cactus Flowers, just perfect for the Season.

Raven Yuletide No.1… commences with an I-cord cast-on and then works from a small point, with an increase at the end of every right-side row, ending as a generous triangle with an I-cord cast-off. Poinsettias and Presents blanket the shawl for that seasonal touch. The mosaic patterns work up quickly and all rows are knit rows, no purling!

Raven’s Jule Sjal… commences with an I-cord cast-on and then works from a small point, increasing at the end of every right-side row, ending as a generous triangle with an I-cord cast-off. Christmas Cactus flowers blanket the shawl for that seasonal touch. The mosaic pattern works up quickly and all rows are knit rows, no purling!

Raven Gemstones… commences with an I-cord cast on and then works from a small point, increasing at the end of every right-side row, ending as a generous triangle with an I-cord cast off. Schoppel Wolle Zauberball Stärke 6 in Deep Sea and Turquoise from Jaggerspun Maine Line combine to create a rich, dreamy, gemstone shawl.

Ravenbandanarama No.2 – the second playful knit in my Ravenbandanarama Series. These knits are a great opportunity to explore new stitch patterns, enjoy favourite stitch patterns, experiment with new yarns or use up left over stash from other projects. Just fold and tie any which way you like for a totally different look every time.

Ravenspire… commences with an I-cord cast-on and then works from a small point, increasing at the end of every right-side row, ending as a generous triangle with an I-cord cast-off. Schoppel Wolle’s Zauberball Crazy adds great impact to this piece effortlessly, and All Points North Posh Sock shows off lovely stitch detail.

Ravenbandanarama No1. – the first playful knit in my Ravenbandanarama Series. These knits are a great opportunity to explore new stitch patterns, experiment with new yarns or use up left over stash from other projects. Just fold and tie any which way you like for a totally different look every time.

Raven’s Whimsical Wrap… I was on the search for a lovely bright colour for this year’s Every Child Matters KAL hosted by one of our Raverly Knitters when this lovely Zauberball Crazy caught my eye. I decided on a full size shawl for this wrap and will use this yarn again in the near future for the KAL.

Raven Square Dance… commences with an I-cord cast on and then works from a small point, increasing at the end of every right-side row, forming a generous semi-asymmetrical triangle with an I-cord cast off. First, dancing in many little square dance groups and then joining into bigger square dance groups for a happy finish.

Raven Rosebuds… commences with an I-cord cast and

Raven Blossoms

Raven Touch of Spring… is knit bottom-up to show off the lovely self-scalloping edge produced in this simple-to-remember lace pattern. The beautiful draping of this shawl is a result of the blend of cotton, viscose, and linen in Sandness Tynn Line. Inspiration came from the find of a lovely Wedgewood platter I found in a second-hand shop.

Ravenlove… is designed with an interesting placement of the cables. It is knit bottom-up, flat, and in sections, then assembled after blocking. A feminine touch is achieved using a strand of Kid Silk Mohair, together with lovely Kremke Lazy Linen. Written pattern only, no charts. This pictured version is knit with only 6 rows of ribbing for the...

Ravenrookery… a little bit of everything, from slip stitch to eyelets to lace. Commencing with an I-cord cast on from a small point, with increases at the end of every right-side row, this generous triangle shaped shawl is finished off with a pretty lace trim edge.

Ravenmadness… commences with an I-cord cast on and then works from a small point, ending as a generous triangle. The “easy” to remember repeat pattern is fun to work and very effective in this large design. Knitted with Lichen and Lace Rustic Heather Sport, using Birch as the Main Colour, with Beet, Shrub, Pollen, Lake, and Frost for the Contra...

Ravenbouquets… commences with an I-cord cast on and then works from a small point, ending as a generous triangle. It is then set off with a “bouquet of flowers” for a rewarding floral finish.

Ravenfield Flowers… this generous scarf is designed with six of my favourite shades of Lichen and Lace Rustic Heather Sport. It would be just as pretty and effective with just one contrast colour. It commences with an I-cord cast on, with increases on every 10th row, after the initial set-up, in a fun Garter Slip Stitch Pattern. Bands of Field ...

Ravenshygge… is my West Coast version of an Aran Knit with a contemporary off-centre placement of the main cable. It is knit bottom-up, flat, and in sections, then assembled after blocking. A feminine touch is achieved using a strand of Kid Silk Mohair, together with lovely Norwegian Lamb’s wool.

Ravensbreeze… is a contemporary West Coast version of an Aran Knit in lovely Estelle Llama Worsted with an interesting twist on the centre cable panel. The back, front, and sleeves are knitted separately, bottom-up and flat. The neckband, in this case, a turtleneck, adds extra warmth for chilly winter days.

Ravenforget-me-nots… is a lovely semi-asymmetrical wrap in a simple yet effective slip stitch and mosaic pattern. Since Megan at Lichen and Lace uses Briggs & Little yarns as the base of her Rustic Heather Sport Line, they pair well in this knit. You can knit the whole project in either yarn or mix and match, depending on the colours you wa...

Ravensbridge… my West Coast Contemporary take on an Aran sweater. Knit in lovely Estelle Llama Natural Worsted for a cozy, relaxed fit with off-the-shoulder sleeves and a semi boatneck rolled collar.

Ravenscrossing… This West Coast Aran version is knit in lovely Estelle Llama Natural Worsted for a cozy, relaxed fit with off-the-shoulder sleeves and rolled cuffed ribbing.

Ravensbend… West Coast version of an Aran Knit in lovely Estelle Llama Worsted. Knit from the bottom up with set-in sleeves for a nice classic fit.

Ravenscove… this West Coast Aran takes on an updated look in lovely Estelle Llama Natural Worsted. A centred panel with mirror imaged cables adds that special touch. Knit flat, bottom up with nice set-in sleeves.

Ravensbay… is a West Coast version of an Aran Knit in lovely Estelle Llama Worsted. Knit from the bottom up with set-in sleeves for a nice classic fit.

Raven’s Julesjal 2024… holly and berries on a background of red and gray garter slip stitch for the little Julenisse in your home.

Ravenslair… is a slightly asymmetrical wrap, commencing with an I-cord cast-on, and worked sideways with I-cord borders and an I-cord cast-off for a complete, tidy finish all around. The Slip Stitch and Modified Old Shale Patterns create a wonderful contrast. Wearing this as a simple wrap or folding it in half for a nice chunky cowl are just a ...

Raven’s Winter Song… is part of my Zauberball Crazy Stash Buster Project and is my third design for September. It is a slightly asymmetrical wrap knit using ZBC double-stranded paired with a DK weight yarn, making it a great choice for the cooler season.

Ravensknowle… is a lovely wrap incorporating 3 different yarns with 3 different textures, resulting in a wonderful array of bands with slip stitch and lace on the bias.

Raven’s Karma… Using some bright colours for that last touch of Summer, September days remind us that Autumn is approaching. Garter stitch stripes lead into a lovely lace pattern I found while browsing through a Shetland Dictionary Stitch Book. Self-striping Zauberball Crazy adds an extra touch showing, off the lovely repeat pattern.

Raven’s Monet… evokes images of a lovely painting right out of Claude Monet’s garden. The shawl is knit sideways, with increases at the end of every right-side row and 3 pretty eyelet patterns. Knit in a new colourway from Lichen and Lace.

***Ravens Denim Dream… simple stocking stitch bands with crimson-coloured garter stitch eyelet rows in between showcase the lovely self-striping effect of Zauberball Crazy.

Ravensreach… reach for the stars and make all your dreams come true.

Ravensgambit… this lovely shade of Poison in Manos Del Uruguay Fino brings out the best of all the wonderful colours of Flussbett in Schoppel Wolle Zauberball Crazy for a rich-looking wrap. The simple and effective 4-row repeat pattern makes this an easy “travel” or group knit. It seems to grow quickly with the alternate row changes of the Main...

Ravensmeadow… all the shades of the meadows reaching over hilltops, down through valleys, along the riverbanks, and out to the sea.

Ravenshire… is slightly asymmetrical, commencing with an I-cord cast-on, and worked sideways with I-cord borders and an I-cord cast-off for a complete, tidy finish all around.

Raven’s Garden… hues of blues and hints of green throughout the garden can be seen. Add some texture to the mix while a picot cast-off does the trick. My granddaughter’s favourite colours to match her lovely garden.

Ravens at Play… bands of garter stitch, rows of garter stitch eyelets in self-striping Zauberball Crazy, and a lovely rustic sport yarn set off this bright summertime knit. Add some buttons for extra fun.

Ravensglenn… perfect for a rainy summer’s day. Winding vines and cables knit in Lichen and Lace Rustic Heather Sport and Marsh Mohair come together to create a calming, peaceful wrap. Perfect for a rainy summer’s day.

Ravensfjeld… lovely Leaf Panels and cables knit in Lichen and Lace Peach Tea, Rustic Heather Sport, and Marsh Mohair together.

Ravensgate… a timeless, classic piece. This version is knit in Eco Shetland Worsted, Shade Birch.

Ravensforest… a summer wrap in Lichen and Lace Rustic Heather Sport, and Marsh Mohair, scattered with butterflies. When I saw this lovely May 2024 special colourway, Peach Tea, I could just “taste” summer and got busy with my needles. A luscious texture is accomplished by using a strand of each yarn held together throughout.

Ravensfjord… ready for beach combing. Knit with Eco Shetland Worsted, cables pop out on a background of moss stitch. Off-the-shoulder sleeves provide a comfy, roomy fit.

Ravensea…The unique shawl collar adds a special touch to this simple, sophisticated-looking sweater, knit in Estelle Eco Shetland Worsted. The roomy style and easy pull-on neckline make this a perfect choice for young ones. This is sure to be a favourite for those cooler summer days.

Ravensdell… a stylish tunic worked with two strands of Manos Del Uruguay Fino held together for a silky, soft finish. The simple cables are well-defined knit on a reverse stocking stitch background, providing a lovely, classic, timeless piece.

Ravensfield… lovely cushions to match Ravensdagger, knit with a lovely, warm, squishy-soft, natural yarn grown and produced in Canada. This quick knit on 5 mm needles includes a simple yet effective textured stitch pattern, complete with lovely cables.

Ravensdew… lovely cushions to match Ravensdown, knit with a unique Canadian yarn. This three-ply, slightly rustic, hardwearing Aran weight yarn is from Suffolk and Rideau Arcott wool grown on Manitoulin Island, Ontario, and milled at Custom Woolen Mills in Alberta and was purchased from Twin Oaks Fibre Farm.

Ravensdown… snuggle up with this roomy, comfy, cozy throw; just perfect for weekends at the cottage, cabin, sommerhus, stuga, hytte, huisje, or just your favourite quiet sanctuary. Knit with a unique Canadian yarn, this three-ply, slightly rustic, hardwearing Aran weight yarn is from Suffolk and Rideau Arcott wool grown on Manitoulin Island, On...

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Ravensdagger… a warm, squishy-soft, airy wrap in a lovely natural yarn, grown and produced in Canada. This quick knit on 5mm needles includes a simple yet effective textured stitch pattern, complete with lovely cables. A great piece to wear down on the beach, on the porch during a cool evening, or at the dock by the lake.

Ravensdal… this young lady’s stylish tunic top is sure to be a hit and looks great with a skirt or leggings. Knitting with a strand of Frangipani and Malabrigo Mohair held together gives this outfit a soft and airy touch, with rolled cuffs and neckband for a smooth finish.

This is number four in my series of West Coast Aran Knits for Children in Knit Picks Wool of the Andes Tweed.

Ravenscroft… a timeless piece that is sure to please as it takes on a sophisticated, classic look in my Westcoast Aran style sweater.

Ravenscreek… this child-size version takes a cue from Ravensberg, worked in Knit Picks Wool of The Andes Worsted Tweed, with a Saxon Braid for the centre panel, textured, twisted stitches, and an easy pull-on neckline for a fun classic knit.

Ravenscliffe… a lovely selection of cables compliments the centre panel of this design. I always enjoy the result of using Knit Picks Wool of the Andes Worsted Tweed as it creates additional texture and dimension.

*Ravensbragg… undulating cables mimic the tides off of Tyee Spit in Discovery Passage. Worked in Knit Picks Worsted Tweed of the Andes, this is the perfect sweater for beachcombing along the West Coast.

Ravenscrag…this child size version takes a cue from Ravensara worked in Knit Picks Wool of The Andes Worsted Tweed. Complete with some lovely relief stitch and cables with an easy pull-on neckline.

Ravensbroch… inspired by incredible brochs built throughout Atlantic Scotland. Walk through these impressive structures, with all the twists and turns and complicated circular construction, and one feels drawn back to an age from long ago.

Ravensberg… my West Coast version of an Aran Knit boasts a bold, beautiful Barrington Braid. Worked in Knit Picks Wool of the Andes Worsted Tweed, this is a classic addition to any wardrobe.

Ravensara… “driftwood” in from the sea with cables, twists, and tweed. Knit from the bottom up, an updated Aran with relief stitching for some added texture.

Ravenmist… evokes the gentle stillness of a misty morning. This wrap is worked in Lichen and Lace Rustic Heather Sport. The slip-stitch pattern is shown off at its very best due to the lovely texture of the yarn.

Ravensaga…rich shades of nature team up to create this dramatic wrap in Lichen and Lace Rustic Heather Sport. The slip-stitch pattern is shown off at its very best due to the lovely texture of the yarn.

Ravensbank… ward off those cold winter days with a side-buttoned poncho for extra layering. Great stitch detail achieved with Knit Picks Wool of the Andes Tweed.

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Anna’s Jule Sjal – just in time for the Yuletide Season. Garter Slip Stitch compliments a band of vines and hearts. The appliqued holly border for that “just right” seasonal touch. This shawl is knit top-down commencing with a garter stitch tab. The holly leaves and berries are knit separately and appliqued to the shawl after it has been blocked.

Kyrr – calm and peaceful. This lovely asymmetrical wrap features lovely stitch definition and texture in Lichen and Lace Rustic Heather Sport. Autumn Iris, a limited colourway, used with Birch and a hint of Lavender and Black Walnut, provides an overall feeling of calmness, with visions of flowerbeds full of Irises and Pansies. Kyrr commences w...

Bella’s Treasure…Sandnes Garn’s Baby Ull Lanett and Schoppel Wolle’s Zauberball Crazy pair up effortlessly in this lovely baby blanket for a stunning finish. Worked in garter slip stitch with garter stitch borders, this easy-care blanket is sure to be a favourite of every new Mum.

Tatamagouche… found solitude in a lovely little park by the river, below the bridge away from the bustle of the of the busy road. Picnic tables, a landing and kayak rentals (when the Season is open). This was just the place to knit and read for a couple of days on our road trip. A trip into town for a beer and snack at the local brewery, a walk...

Every Child Matters 2023… This year my daughter requested a light mini wrap to wear with her Shirt to school the week of September 30th. We decided on this simple little mini wrap in Zauberball Crazy. Starts with a 3-stitch garter tab and grows from there. Just one skein of Zauberball Crazy and a little bit of black from my stash.

Grain Elevators… of the Canadian Prairies. Driving West to East through the southern Prairies and then East to West through the northern Prairies, the few remaining Grain Elevators of years ago dot the landscape. Shades of rust and golden wheat in Lichen and Lace Rustic Sport are captured in this wrap.

Bait Shacks… of Prince Edward Island. When one thinks of P.E.I. it is Anne of Green Gables that usually comes to mind. The rugged, weathered Bait Shacks caught my attention as we visited the numerous marinas on our drive around the Island. I just knew that Lichen and lace Rustic Heather Sport was the perfect yarn to bring out the character of t...

Back to School… My daughter and I spent a lovely Sunday this past August attending Fibrations in Victoria, BC. A lovely Rowan yarn caught my daughter’s eye…Mom, how about a nice light infinity scarf I can wear to work?

The Atlantic Coast Line of Nova Scotia is full of so many treasured places to share. Here is another one from my Cross Canada Odyssey

Eyjafjallajökull … the richness of Frangipani and Zauberball Crazy bring images of the eruption in Eyjafjallajökull. Rows of simple eyelets and garter stitch are all that is needed to show off these lovely yarns. This is a slightly asymmetrical wrap knit on the bias.

Arboretet i Hørsholm… educational, beautiful, and inviting this is a lovely peaceful place to share a favourite walk with my sister just minutes away from her home.

Anders og Anna…classic chunky cables suitable for anyone! Anders og Anna is knit in a lovely brown tweed from Cascade yarns preparing for the Winter Season. This lovely Eco Merino DK lends itself so well to show off the cable and stitch detail resulting in a very professional finish.

Gros Morne…spell-binding scenery in the heart of Newfoundland. Hiking through the meadows toward the lake, breathtaking. We only hiked a portion of the trail. Gingersnap eyelets takes one through the meadows we hiked, while Flussbett with Gingersnap lends an interesting blend of hues in garter stitch reminiscent of the rocky peaks and crags on ...

Tamsin…adorned with a fleury of mirror image cables in a lovely Shetland Worsted to keep the chilly winds of the colder days at bay. Beginning with a small point, increasing steadily at the same edge on every row, working in new cables along the way, this wrap is easier to complete than expected. I used Estelle 100% Organic Shetland Wool to sho...

Frangipani Hygge…my first cozy wrap in this lovely natural yarn from England. This one is knit up on 4.5mm needles for an “airy” knit and based on a traditional Guernsey pattern common on a number of Guernsey sweaters.

Liseleje…Liseleje is lovely beach in Denmark. The pristine shoreline is perfect for picnics, swimming, and relaxing strolls. Adjacent to the beach, a little forest offers a fantastic playground, walking and horse-riding paths, and charming dining options. An ample parking lot is available, and a delightful town with local shops is just a stone’...

Frederiksborg… romantic. My favourite Fairy Tale Castle set on 3 small islets in Castle Lake. I visit this castle on every trip home and it never ceases to give me goosebumps. Zauberball Crazy, Shokoladenseite highlights all the wonderful colours found in the architecture of the castle, the sandstone blocks, and bricks, wrought iron fret work a...

Kastellet…is a citadel located in Copenhagen, Denmark. It is one of the best preserved fortresses in Northern Europe. It is constructed in the form of a pentagon with bastions at its corners.

Nemesis… a formidable and usually victorious rival or opponent. This asymmetric beauty will rival anyone’s Nemesis.

Violet til Annette…a request from my Mum.

Dansk Bageri…a trip home is not a complete trip unless it includes a visit or three to those lovely Danish Bakeshops. Creamy custard whipped cream and chocolate combine to make scrumptious pastries hard to resist.

The Roost… more of our November adventure. And the skies opened with no mercy as we left Salisbury this morning.

Brighton to Eastbourne in late November….great bus trip that took us through Seven Sisters Park right out to Eastbourne. The trip takes one through gentle sloping meadows to deep dark gullies and towering limestone cliffs with expansive views over the water. I used Manos Del Uruguay Fino to show off the textures and colours of this landscape ad...

Skovtur i Dyrehaven…when it’s Autumn and the sun is shining, and it is your Birthday the best way to celebrate is with a skovtur i Dyrehaven with friends. Laughter fills the air as the children fly kites, dig for worms and enjoy all the wonderful discoveries nature has to offer. Denmark in October, beautiful and Dyrebaven is one of my favourite...

Stonehenge in Mid-November…. an incredible trip to Stonehenge. Caught the tour bus at the railway station in Salisbury, not too busy, and headed for a lovely 30 min drive through the open countryside to the Stonehenge Visitor Centre. Great display and the commentator was top notch. Then on to the shuttle bus to the actual stones. Large crowd, b...

Walking the Royal Mile in the Rain…on a wet November day is still wonderfully charming. Dank cobblestones, the sound of bagpipes and rain drops falling on my umbrella guide the way and the prize at the end is Edinburgh Castle.

Seven Sisters Park…While visiting Brighton this past November, we took City Bus #12 from Brighton to Eastbourne on a lovely sunny Saturday. Family day pass £11 for the entire day, all buses included. We did not realize the chalk cliffs extended so far along the coast. We went through all kinds of little villages, gullies, rivers, saw lots of do...

Sdr.Jagtvej…a beautiful street just around the corner from my sister’s home in Hørsholm, Denmark. Turn left and you enter the lovely woods that leads towards a trail to Karen Blixens home and Rungsted Kyst Marina. Turn right and the road leads to Hørsholm Kirke with its lovely gardens. This is the site of the original Hirschholm Palace. Visitin...

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Aase…welcoming Autumn as the leaves slowly turn from rich shades of green to shades of gold and yellow. The simple garter slip stitch pattern creates a lovely rich texture. A project that will keep you wanting to knit one more repeat again and again and again.

Absinthe with Van Gogh…the colours just swirl around on Van Gogh’s paint palette while enjoying a sip of Absinthe…

Hearts and cables.

The Healing Continues for Every Child Matters 2022 … this year I chose a lovely heart pattern for the wrap using KnitPicks Stroll Tweed.

Bring the Children Home... keeping with my 2022 theme, this lovely heart pattern graces these wraps using KnitPicks Stroll Tweed.

Every Child Matters 2022… this year I chose a lovely heart pattern for the wrap using KnitPicks Stroll Tweed.

Above the Tide Mark: Ropes of kelp strung through bundles of seaweed create long ribbons along the shoreline capturing oyster shells, beach bark and discarded crab and sea-urchin housings. As the afternoon sun rays compete with the overcast ceiling, the odd little piece of beach glass twinkles as if to say, come find me if you can, and then it ...

House bound during the two-weeklong major snowstorm over the holidays…what to do? Take on my own 7 Days of Fades Challenge using the Mini Sock Fade Sets from Lichen and Lace.

Moiraina…

The Barrington Braid takes centre stage in this buttoned infinity scarf. 

Sequoia Park-- https://www.campbellriver.travel/attractions/beaches-parks/

…gulbrúnn, a kaleidoscope of amber shades takes shape in this lovely generously sized asymmetrical wrap.

Reflections… Orange for Phyllis…

Every Child Matters Cowl… Orange for Phyllis…

Every Child Matters… Orange for Phyllis…

A Time for Reflection… Orange for Phyllis…

Desolation Sound…sounds ominous; and in 1792, on a dismal, dark rainy day, Captain George Vancouver not impressed with the rugged beauty of the area and preferring the gentler shores of the east coast of Vancouver Island left his mark in history providing this unflattering name. Anchored in Prideaux Haven and enjoying the solitude while knittin...

This pattern is written only, no charts.

The winds have picked up and the seagulls are calling “ Pull on your waders, throw on your StormWatcher Wrap and head down to the beach to watch the waves crashing on the shoreline.” The salty air tickles your nose, the wind makes your eyes water, and the seagulls are laughing as they catch wind currents and soar effortlessly above you. The Sal...

The storm is over, the tide is out. Long ribbons of seaweed strewn across the high tide mark beckon one to explore for lost treasures caught up in the tangled maze. Shells, drift-wood and little pieces of beach-glass ready for the picking. I have a large canning jar of beach-glass collected from many beaches in BC. Each piece brings back happy ...

Here on the east coast of beautiful Vancouver Island you will find a very enthusiastic group of knitters - RiverStitch - This wrap is based on the Reader Wraps that were so popular a few years back with deep pockets to store goodies!

Morwenna is an asymmetrical wrap set-off with a lovely cabled border and a tidy I-cord finish along the neckline. The mitered cabled corner is a wonderful technique to learn and surprisingly easy to tackle for experienced knitters.

Lovely wrap for Spring/Summer. Easy to substitute yarns for this style. If heavier yarn is used the wrap’s dimensions just a little larger and makes a nice wrap for cooler days.

Burravoe for the Experience Cable Knitter and Knit Picks Wool of the Andes Tweed shows off lovely stitch defintion