This shawlette features a lace border on a garter stitch body; it is worked back and forth width wise with simple increases and decreases for shaping. Directions are given for one size, however, it may be easily altered by working additional repeats of the increases and decreases. Written instructions, as well as a chart, are provided for the L...

This hat pattern was inspired from etcgirl’s suggestion for a Shall We Knit? staff design project to support the Canadian Breast Cancer Support Fund (CBCSF) during our WWKIP event. My desire was to design a hat with a cozy snug brim, but still have the body of the hat be slouchy. It was also of interest to combine a bit of colour work with text...

This scarf features a garter leaf lace centre panel, and has a Shetland Twin motif border at each end. The centre section of the scarf is started with a provisional cast-on and worked flat. Upon completion of the centre section stitches are cast on to work the knit-on border. The border section will be knit on, perpendicular to the centre leaf ...

The Spring Path cowl is worked using a twined knitting technique by knitting and purling crook stitches in a chain path using two colours. The result of knitting in this manner is a plush reversible fabric, where each colour is prominent on opposite sides.

Directions are provided to knit a cowl that is provisionally cast-on, worked flat and seamed by either grafting or using a three needle bind-off. The cowl can be knit in either a small or large size; the directions are written for the small size, with the large size directions in (). Alternative directions are also provided to knit a scarf, or ...