A mini sock for your inhaler. The toe opens for access to the mouthpiece. Used to attach your emergency inhaler to your lanyard, purse or backpack.

This skirt is designed to have a comfortable flowing fit. The skirt is knit top down. The waistband is worked first flat, creating space for your elastic and buttonhole. The skirt is then joined to work in the round and from there the stitches are rapidly increased to give you a nicely flowing fabric. The bottom of the skirt is worked in sea fo...

With summer comes the need to get outside more. All that needs to come with me is my phone and a water bottle. This project allows me to travel light and cures cabin fever.

Designed for my daughter using our favourite stitch pattern. This crop top is worked in the round from the bottom up to the armholes, then divided to work front and back separately in rows. The shoulders are then seamed and stitches are picked up around arm openings to knit sleeves in short rows with a seafoam stitch trim. Tutorials available.

This shawl was inspired by the view when flying over the Rocky Mountains from our home in Calgary Alberta to vacation in British Columbia. Even in the month of May we see pockets of snow on the mountain tops.

Knit this cowl in velvet yarn for a cozy warm cuddle around your neck. The waves cable matches that of my previous velvet headband pattern. The drawstring cable keeps the cold out, especially when you choose to cover your nose.

Made with chunky blanket yarn these simple mittens are warm, soft and fluffy.

AVAILABLE MARCH 25, 2024

This skirt, like the matching Turnpike Top, is designed to have a comfortable flowing fit. The waist is fitted with elastic and a button. From there the stitches are rapidly increased to give you a flowing fabric. It is a top down stockinette stitch knit in the round, with the contrasting colour insets around the bottom to match those in the bl...

Grass gradually changes to sand then to ocean. Make this 3 colour towel with an absorbent, moisture wicking, machine washable fibre such as cotton. Instructions given for three different types of yarn: a bulky #5, a medium #4 or a light weight #3 yarn.

This bikini style halter top has practical pockets to hold necessities like money, a credit card or a room key. Ties at the back and neck makes the fit forgiving, and the double layer for the pocket provides extra coverage for the nipples. The pocket could also be used for bra pads or prosthetic inserts.

This shirt is designed to have a comfortable loose fit with 2-4” of ease. It is a top down stockinette knit in the round, with colour insets in the yoke to enhance your headshot.

Knit a name for your business or a sign for your child’s room.

This pattern is a part of my Memories of Down Home series. It replicates the gingham cross stitched tablecloths my grandmother used and the one she gave me for my hope chest.

This fingerless gloves pattern has become more of a recipe than a pattern, that can be used with any yarn and sized for any hand. Use the gauge given on the yarn label. Yardage will vary depending on yarn weight.

Made luxuriously soft and warm with Blanket yarn. A beginner houndstooth pattern. Two colour stranded colour work. Two buttons with simple buttonholes.

By the sandy shore watching the ships go by. This shawl is worked from the neck down, increasing in three wedge panels. The centre panel contains three boats, the outer two panels contain waves. Later the wave stitch changes as it laps the shore. Written instructions and charts.

This hat was designed for my family, to commemorate their late grandma’s / Auntie Aggie’s two favourite hats. Both versions are knit the same but embellished differently with sequins.

This top down raglan hoodie knits up quick with super bulky yarn. Done seamlessly in the round, then stitches are picked up to knit the hood (or optional collar). Written for Hometown USA yarn, but you can use any CYC#6 super bulky yarn in your home team’s colour. Optionally you can add a stripe of a secondary colour.

This cardigan is worked top down with a raglan yoke, combining knit and purl stitches to resemble hay bales, evoking memories of filling the barn down home.

This tank top starts with a ruffle and is worked in the round on circular needles from the bottom up to the armholes, then divided to work front and back separately in rows. It consists of two inch stripes of complementary colours. Designed for Chameleon UV activated colour changing yarn, but can be done in two colours of any #3 DK or Light Wor...

Part of my Memories of Down Home series, remember swinging by rope into the water?

Easy level with knits, purls and a simple twist.

Uses the June Bug stitch repeat. Here I give simple instructions to make a rectangular scarf or wrap, as well as how to turn two rectangles into a poncho.

This project is worked from the top down, back and forth on circular needles, starting with the collar. No playing chicken with the yarn, no more need to make sure you have enough yarn left for the lapel and collar, it will be knit all in one piece starting with the collar. The robe will be as long as you choose to make it.

Beginner level pattern worked back and forth with an easy double twist cable(or a single twist for the velvet Plus yarn). Instructions are given for varying the size with different needles and yarns. Meeting gauge is not imperative.

Matches the Cool Breeze Hat. These mittens are knit in the round with the same lacy ridge pattern . Featuring a flip top convertible design to free the fingers for use when needed. Add a snap to hold the top open.

Easy adult hat knit in the round with a lacy ridge design. Instructions provided for both the beanie or the slouchy version.

Beginner level garter stitch made luxuriously soft with blanket yarn.