I’m getting married, so I figured what better way to stay cozy while getting ready on my special day than by wearing a pair of knit Bride socks!?

I’m getting married! While brainstorming what to gift my bridesmaids, I decided I need to knit something special for them, and what better gift than cozy Team Bride socks they can wear while we get ready?

To celebrate this release, the Ruska Beanie lite is 50% off until Thursday Feb 29, no coupon needed!

The lightweight sister to the Arkon Lake Toque, this pattern was inspired by my best friend’s preemie who needed toques to stay warm this fall, i knew immediately I had to whip one up for her!

This bulky toque is perfect for cold Canadian winters. This toque is knit in the round using a 4 round repeat, making it a great beginner project.

These simple socks are the perfect project for long car (or plane) trips. These socks are knit in the round with a ribbed cuff and German short row heel. The body of the sock is knit in a simple repeating pattern, allowing you to easily memorize it!

The Tetsmine Tee is a beginner level pattern and is a great way to try knitting a garment for the first time! It will fly right off your needles.

This bulky toque is perfect for cold Canadian winters. Seamless and a 2 row repeat makes this a great beginner project.

Featured in The first Skein or Shine Skeincrate, this beginner level pattern is perfect for someone wanting to try their hand at cables!

The Bon Echo Socks are inspired by the gorgeous pictographs in Bon Echo Provincial Park.

The Bon Echo beanie is a lightweight beanie inspired by the gorgeous pictographs in Bon Echo Provincial Park.

The Strikehdonia Shawl - an advanced beginner shawl knit on the bias with simple lacework.

This bulky cowl is perfect for cold Canadian winters. Seamless and a 2 row repeat makes this a great beginner project. The pattern is completely adjustable length and width wise to give you the most comfortable fit.

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