The Picq mittens are inspired by the intricate patterns that decorate the walls and ceilings of the Schoelcher Library in Fort-de-France, Martinique. Designed by Parisian architect Pierre-Henri Picq, and opened in 1893, the library is covered in decoration, from the ornate metal structure that supports the building, to the mosaics that cover th...

A cozy toque inspired by the one worn by Ruth Landry in the Prime series The Sticky. Wear it as you check the taps on your maple trees, or plot against your local syrup association.

A loose-fitting sweater with drop-shoulder sleeves and a slightly cropped length. This is a cozy layering piece for your little one, perfect for early-season exploring around the Great Lakes!

A cuff-down sock with a ribbed texture and a boomerang heel. The pattern instructions are written, with a chart showing the textures used on the leg and foot.

This cozy cardigan will keep out the chill as your little one looks for hijinks on the high seas – or in your local playground! The one-piece construction requires no seaming and incorporates lots of little details to keep the knitting interesting – short row sleeve caps, integrated side ‘seams’, and a knit-on applied button band.

A quirky hat for the sailing fan in your life. The hat is sized to fit a person with a 22” head.

This toque is named for Cape Hatteras, North Carolina, which is known for frequent storms and turbulent sea seas. With thick, twisty cables and a turned up brim, Cap(e) Hatteras will keep you warm and cozy on a cold day at sea – whether you’re sailing around the Cape itself, or storm watching on its beautiful beaches!

This lacy blanket makes a great gift for any new baby! The undulating curves of lace create texture and movement in the fabric, keeping the blanket light and airy.

This beautiful lace blanket would make a great gift for any new baby. The lace repeat is easy to follow, and the pattern contains both a chart and written instructions.

The interlocking twists and cables in this hat have a very nautical feel. Whether you’re out hunting whales or just walking by the ocean, this hat is sure to keep you warm and toasty!

This cozy hat combines a fancy brim with a lightly textured body. The brioche stockinette texture is easy to work, and a great way to try brioche for the first time. A solid or semi-solid yarn is recommended for this pattern as too much colour variation will make it harder to see the overall texture.

This is a quick and easy cowl that will keep you snuggly all winter. Suitable for beginner knitters.

This stripey, textured hat makes a great gift for anyone on your list.

This brightly coloured scarf knits up quickly and makes a great accessory for men or women. The colour blocking offers lots of opportunity for playing with colours!

This is a quick knit cowl that requires only small amounts of three colours of yarn. It is the perfect thing for keeping you warm as you cozy up to the fire after a cold day on the slopes!

This colourful cowl combines a straightforward lace pattern with a textured chevron in four colours.