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Two socks inspired by the podcasting duo, Josh & Chuck, from the epic podcast Stuff You Should Know. Designed in a fully modular fashion, each sock contains stitch counts for either sport or fingering weight. Chuck is knit toe up & Josh is knit cuff down.

Fun, active, colourful. The yoke and cuffs incorporate purl stitches into vibrant colourwork for a nod to traditional Bohus, but using a palette and design that is all new. Bottom up construction with simple shaping and finishing details are flexible to allow you to modify Jezzie to your unique shape.

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Millefolia is a comfortable, cozy toque, perfect for showing off friendly Peerie bands, like alpine wildflowers with a thousand little leaves. Lightweight and buttery soft, Millefolia is the perfect template for playing with the beautiful colours of Lascaux Fine.

Millefolia is a comfortable, cozy pullover, perfect for showing off friendly Peerie bands, like alpine wildflowers with a thousand little leaves. Lightweight and buttery soft, Millefolia is the perfect template for playing with the beautiful colours of Lascaux Fine.

Glenna is a classic silhouette, displaying a simple colourwork yoke. Perfect layering for the cooling fall, into the chill of winter, and the briskness of spring. You can even choose a palette that fits your seasonal preference. Thoughtful shaping and finishing details tailor this to your silhouette.

Glenna Mittens are a cute companion to its sister pullover, using the colours of the yoke. A variation on the colourwork pattern on the back of the hand, with a unique pattern on the palm and solid cuff and thumb let you use up some of the remaining yarn for this pleasing knit.

Cedar Waxwings commonly come to feast on Mountain Ash berries in our backyard. Delicate cables and simple lace remind me of the spare autumn branches where our birds enjoy their pre-migration feast.

Juicy cables and twisted stitches will provide the extra warmth needed for those icy winter runs. With options to knit in worsted or bulky weight, and with a round or tapered crown, you can pick a cheery colour and chase those winter chills away!

Living on the ocean, early mornings and evenings can get cool. Enter Junebaby: a simple, easy to wear pullover that will become that go-to garment for spring mornings and fall evenings.

Sure, the calendar says summer, but why is the office thermostat set to 18 C? Office Work is a quick poncho with a simple lace motif to throw on when the office temperature dips.

Simple, sweeping lace repeats and reflects to let the charm of a colour-dappled yarn show.

Cozy, warm, and squishy. This simple staggered rib cowl is as handsome as it is practical.

Cozy, warm, and snug. This simple bandana-style cowl is as handsome as it is practical.

Simple and dainty; light and darling: these sweet little socks will satisfy your sugar craving. A provisional picot hem and dainty eyelet lace show off our vibrant colourways, hitting that sweet spot between fancy and delight.

To commemorate the realization of one of my longest held dreams: completing the West Coast Trail. A 75 km backpacking trek on the coast of Vancouver Island that holds lush forest, plentiful wildlife, rugged trails, and endless ocean.

The Peony and Black Plum of the prototype design was so refined that it immediately brought to mind scenes from a period drama. Perhaps a certain, popular fantasy series, and I could see Catelyn wrapped in this on a day before winter has come. And as Lady Stark is, well, my code name at work, it seemed like a proper fit.

It zigs. It zags. And by sheer coincidence, “zaeg“ means “saw” in what appears to be… Flemish? The zig-zag pattern is certainly reminiscent of a saw, so it fits nicely. Deep and delicious, wear it scrunched around your neck, or pull it up for a cozy hood.

A simple slouchy toque when you want instant gratification. Perfect for that super last minute gift!

Refreshing and light. Simple and satisfying. Like a bottle of sparkling water with a wedge of lime. Perfect to wrap yourself in to find a sunny patio on a Saturday afternoon… drinking soda with lime is optional.

Or ex-girlfriends. Old flames. Former lovers. We collect yarn ends like stories of past paramours. This triangular-shaped shawl will let you use up those leftover ends to create one great story.

Activicity: keeping you active in the city. Equally suited for sport or style, this a suite of versatile accessories are as beautiful as they are practical.

Activicity: keeping you active in the city. Equally suited for sport or style, this a suite of versatile accessories are as beautiful as they are practical.

Activicity: keeping you active in the city. Equally suited for sport or style, this a suite of versatile accessories are as beautiful as they are practical.

This lace reminds me of bits of sky peeping between bare autumn branches. Lace branches extend up the leg, bordered by mock cable twigs in more lace.

A quick and simple beanie to play with stripes and use up leftover yarn.

This top-down, short-heel sock incorporates a mini-gusset into the instep-leaf pattern to add a touch of extra room for comfort.

When this little mermaid spends her time on land, she wears shimmering colours and flowing fabrics to remind her of her oceanic home. In Low-tide Explorer, colours reflect along the lace, mirroring the rippling of gentle waves over low tide sand.

When this little mermaid spends her time on land, she wears shimmering colours and flowing fabrics to remind her of her oceanic home. Lacy Brisen lets in the cool breeze for a springtime walk by the sea.

When this little mermaid spends her time on land, she wears shimmering colours and flowing fabrics to remind her of her oceanic home. Sunlight scatters across wave tips, reflecting ocean and sky in a tremulous light.

When this little mermaid spends her time on land, she wears shimmering colours and flowing fabrics to remind her of her oceanic home. In Seaflower, classic fish-scale lace sweeps around to wrap her in memories of the sea.

Designed for my friend John, who likes to spend a lot of time outside in the winter.

Two socks inspired by the podcasting duo, Josh & Chuck, from the epic podcast Stuff You Should Know. Designed in a fully modular fashion, each sock contains stitch counts for either sport or fingering weight. Chuck is knit toe up & Josh is knit cuff down.

Inspired by the podcasting duo, Josh & Chuck, from the

Lacy diamonds - the perfect girly companion sock to Doug. Because wearing his-&-hers matching socks is awesome.

A man-friendly pattern to show off the movement of the colour changes in variegated yarn without using lace or slipped stitches.

These clever little mitts will keep your hands warm and provide a wee pocket for the bare essentials: stash your key and ID in one mitt, and a gel in the other. Tiny cuffs keep your wrists free for your watch.

Classic  beanie with optional pony-tail opening and options for a snug or slouchy fit so you can customize your running* (or fashion!) experience. Strategically placed increases and decreases shape the brim to make it higher and lower where you want it! Choose a bright main colour for improved visibility – a bright pop of colour will help drive...

This pattern was inspired by my decision to run the 2013 Chicago Marathon in support of the charity Girls on the Run, a non-profit organization dedicated to increasing girls’ self-esteem, confidence, and leadership through play and running games.

Handsome and classic: describes both the sock and the man.