This hat was designed in northern Cyprus with different colours of dk weight yarn…as much as I could stuff into my backpack.

This hat pattern comes with a couple of variations: two differnt edges, and 2 different finishes. It is a great pattern for learning how to do stranded knitting. It can also be knit in stripes and however you’d like to make it.

This infinity scarf pattern s a versatile and can be used with many different yarns. An easy and quick knit for a last minute present or when the cold weather hits unexpected.

This hat is knit with a worsted weight merino superwash that was plant dyed by me using the flowers and lichens of the Okanagan Valley in British Columbia. Its also perfect for the left overs in your stash

This is a super quick knit using a combination of bulky yarn and novelty yarn. I chose Reggae by Diamond Luxury Collection but any other novelty yarn could be substituted, or use up a combination of yarns in your stash to make an interesting cuff.

The is a good basic pattern for infinity scarves that are drapey. You can adjust the size by the number of stitches you cast on and the size of needle you choose to use. This patterns offers 2 different yarns and 2 different lengths.

This hat is knit using Berroco Peruvia and Noro Silk Garden held together to produce a thick and warm hat with subtle colour changes.

This Infinity Scarf has a mock cable that adds texture and design to an already easy knit. Baby Alpaca Sport makes the scarf soft and warm and light around the neck

This hat is named after the subway in Toronto….I designed it for my daughter-in-law Hannah who lives there and wanted me to knit her a red hat.

This is a great hat, warm and soft, for those cold days on the ski hill. Big White is the mountain near us here in the British Columbia. The hat has many possibilities depending on which colours of yarn you pick. Make it with or without a pom pom or the braids. cute no matter what.

This is a quick and easy hat for any baby or toddler….A last minute gift for a baby shower.

This is a wonderful yarn that makes a cute fun hat. Great for those cold winter days or for fashion fun

Retro is a wonderful yarn that gives you texture through the way it is spun. The colour changes are subtle and fun. This hat is a close fitting hat and would also be perfect for children and teens.

Mirasol Miski is a soft yarn made of Llama. Really soft and cozy and wonderful for a hat.

This hat can be worn both as a slouchy or as a watchman’s cap. Turn up the brim when the wind blows.

Noro Shirakaba is a wonderful blend of silk and cotton. It’s a great choice for a seasonal hat. The pattern is easy and quick to make.

The gauge of the yarn is 20 stitches to 4 inches, but since its a hat I knitted it a bit tighter so it would be warmer. I used a 4mm needle and the knit was beautiful. The twist in the inca gold was really unique

Mirasol Sulka is a scrumptious blend of merino, silk, and alpaca. A soft and cozy hat to wear

The yarn asks for 6mm needles but I did it on 5.5mm to make a warmer hat. It’s a great hat to stick in your pocket on a cold winter day. It’s bulky but light.