Once in a while, I see a hat somewhere and I absolutely fall in love with it. That’s when the reproducing process starts. Snow Valley is the result of one of these moments.

This hat knits-up quickly which makes it a great gift giving project.

There are two options for the brim: single or folded.

The pattern is now available in Dutch. Thank you Ingrid for all your hard work!

Here is a quick scarf that will keep the recipient warm.

The 1x1 rib as well as the smaller needles make for a dense, very warm hat. The stitch is also super stretchy so the pattern is written in one size with changes to the length to accommodate different sizes.

This is a classic tuque with the wool sock design worked into it. The look is very popular and adults, teens as well as children love it. It is gender neutral and makes a really nice, quick gift.

The blend of cables and ribs make this an attractive, unisex hat that is relatively quick to make.

This project is a simple tube with a beautiful stitch that brings it up a notch. By going up a needle size, the drape and weight feels just right.

As a proud Canadian, I have a special fondness for the iconic white blankets with stripes of green, red, yellow and indigo. They have been around since the late 1700’s and can still be purchased at selected Hudson’s Bay Company Stores. Here is my version of a worsted weight, stocking and seed stitch, baby-sized Bay blanket.

These boot toppers let you enjoy the look of thick socks without the bulk and they can be whipped-up in no time!

This scarf is as soft and light as a cloud. It knits-up very quickly. Great for gifts. My teen daughter just loves hers and she actually wears it to school!