Lake Superior can be dramatic and impressive, but this shawl is inspired by the calm days. With a soft mohair knitted in stockinette between growing garter stitch sections, this subtly textured shawl is designed to mimic quiet, calm ridges of light playing on the water.

This shawl is named for Toronto’s Centre Island. The Islands are a perfect place to find respite during Toronto’s blazing hot, smoggy Summers. We live just a quick ferry ride away from an amusement park, an adorable petting zoo, as well as gardens and cherry trees that are just gorgeous in the spring! The lace on this shawl reminds me of the wa...

This boomerang shaped shawl is a shout out to one of my favourite neighbourhoods in Toronto. Known for being a hip place to live and for it’s Summer Solstice Festival, The Junction is one of the many neighborhoods that keeps Toronto so vibrant.

This versatile cowl is easy and soothing to crochet, using a bulky yarn and a large hook size. Perfect for gifting, this reversible cowl works up in no time!

Jackie’s Shawl is a simple triangle shawl that I wrote for my grandmother Jackie. Any yarn can shine in this clean, uncomplicated design.

The hat has a ribbed brim that can be folded up for extra warmth, or unfolded for a slouchy look. It was designed to be simple enough to knit as your very first hat, without sacrificing a good fit.

I wrote this scarf pattern for my boyfriend, who was a new knitter. He is not a fan of doing purl stitches, and prefers do-able knitting projects that wont stress him out with crazy techniques or lots of counting. The scarf pattern is written to be more interesting to knit and wear than a garter stitch scarf, and I was so pleased that the simpl...