Have you seen what the cool girls are wearing this fall. From Copenhagen to The Hamptons, this darling little hair accessory has topped off some of the best looks keeping those long locks in place and framing beautiful faces.

It is about time I published another pattern.

I absolutely love this skirt.

I am very pleased to present a cute poncho suitable to be worn over or under your coat. Add opera gloves and you are ready for a performance.

This was an absolute delight to design. I hope you enjoy knitting it.

Roya Hat is a larger knit beanie that accommodates many sizes with its tie.

Here is a basic worsted weight hat for free in many sizes. You can add more sizes by adding or subtracting 4 stitches.

This colourwork pattern may look complicated, yet deceptively easy to work up. Your floats are never longer than 3 stitches making this an easier intermediate knitting project to try some colourwork.

Pretty mittens for fall walks.

When some of us reach a certain age our upper arms are no longer as well developed as Michelle Obama’s, and we may notice that dropped shoulder sweaters are not at all enhancing to our upper arms.

And the hat that matches your new mittens.

Is it too early for Christmas knitting.

In the 14th Century the word Tabard was used to describe a piece of sleeveless clothing like a cape worn over a knight’s armour.

WHOA!!! Sometimes the most simple can be the most beautiful. This delicate little top is full of personality. It’s those little details that demand our attention and give us so much gratitude for our effort.

Ten sizes with the perfect neckline, sailor stripes and contrasting cuffs. This sweater is made for everyone to enjoy a wonderful July long weekend.

The final piece of my 2021 spring collection will convert nicely to a summer piece using a linen or cotton yarn. The spring version continues my love for Dapple by Brooklyn Tweed.

I obsessed over the details in this pattern. For clear instructions I used charts for sizes, allowing you to check your work at every turn. The colourwork is a simple 8 and 9 stitch pattern. Stacked on the body and staggered on the sleeves. The yoke is created in a classic raglan shape with easy increases on every other row. Add more flowers if...

Welcome to spring with this Simple Sweater Set. A modern shape at the shoulders brings this wardrobe staple into the 21 century.

This is a light weight sweater for these early spring days. Knit in the delightful Summerlite DK, 100% cotton. Remember: cotton gets wider and shorter when blocked. Please test your gauge after blocking. Slightly oversized for a neat fit.

Treat yourself to a quick knit. Soft, light and ready for any occasion.

If you have an i-cord maker, than you already know how much fun it is to create these long tubes of knitting.

This ZigZag pattern is addictive and provides a quick and easy way to start your colourwork knitting passion.

This simple zigzag pattern is easily memorized.

Let’s start the New Year with a new hat pattern.

Myths, legends and folklore are not always reliable for their accuracy. When science steps in the truth will be revealed.

A blizzard in Saskatoon inspired this pattern as a necessity for my friends out there. Winter gear is required.

Seven patterns for the price of 1. Nice.

Imagine a world where everyone wore a Love Hat. Would kindness reign? Would everyone smile? Would hatred vanish?

A photo of some Atlantic Auks vocalizing some intensity inspired this design. Trust Fleece and Harmony to create the intense colours that mimic the vocalization and you have a magical hat.

This pattern is the basic template for most of my raglan sleeve pattern designs.A reliable pattern in an expanse of sizes. This pattern is adaptable for adding stitch patterns in lace or gansey to the basic framework of the design.

A quick weekend project for winter weather forecasts

Wrap yourself in a warm hug with this lovely shoulder cozy.

I am so pleased to offer the Rossland In The Springtime Shawl to the Ravelry commmunity. Sarah Elizabeth’s yarn in divine and such a pleasure to gather around your shoulders.

You are going to love this hat.

Start with a sturdy yarn that won’t pill, grow or shed and you will create a long lasting sweater, in a timeless shape, to keep you cozy while you work on other knitting projects.

This scarf started as a swatch in the round and grew to an extra long scarf. It was an epic knit under the pretense that I would reduce my stash……well, that didn’t happen.

This pattern is well photographed every step of the way. The pattern is simple with a complicated visual effect. It promises to step up your knitting game. Enjoy.

Put a bow on it, or tie it in a knot. This hat stays in place when the coastal wind picks up.

Beginner knitters rejoice. You have found your first garment pattern.

A word about my patterns: I like lots of white space in my patterns. You will find spacing between the instructions. New pages are inserted to separate the body instructions from the sleeves instructions (for example). The schematics in this pattern appear after the body instructions and after the make up instructions. As a result the pattern m...

We are keeping it a secret that Banff, Alberta is exquisitely beautiful.

On a recent trip to Banff, Alberta I hiked along some lovely streets named after the wildlife that is in the area. The trip inspired all sorts of knitting and here is just one of the tuques it inspired.

Rowan’s Brushed Fleece creates a surprisingly structured coat with little effort. This coat is a warm layer over a dress or pants.

Rowan’s Brushed Fleece is one of my favourite yarns. The yarn makes a lovely fabric with good stability and very warm. A quick knit with thoughtful patterning in a very wearable fibre. I have knit more than 20 pieces in this yarn in the past year. It is a pleasure to work with.