Forget gauge! Forget structure! Goodbye complex charts! The magic of this shawl pattern is crafted by allowing the yarn to do all the work.

The Make No Stay socks were designed to be the kind of sock project that keeps your attention. There is either a colour change or a pattern change after very few rounds. For me that sort of knitting helps me to whip through a little bit of the project every day. And then in no time there’s a brand new pair of cutie patootie socks in the drawer!

Shieldmaidens would braid their hair in elaborate ways as part of a pre-battle ritual.

The Hobart Cowl was designed at a time when my imagination was bursting with the the possibilities of knitting. Something had clicked in my mind and understood, suddenly and completely, that a stitch is like a little dot, and out of dots can be drawn just about anything!

One day I took my tired eyes outside and saw a beautiful sky.

Best Person Beanie was designed to be a quick, easy and enjoyable make so that if ever a friend, loved one, or even a deserving stranger requires a bit of care, a beanie can be made for them in very little time.

Disjointed is a long drapey cowl made from a single skein of fingering weight yarn.

A quick knit worsted weight project.

Miriam wanted a simple scarf, long enough to wrap a few times around.

The pattern is simple, the nature of basic garter stitch combined with yarn choice that is where the interest in this scarf is rooted.

This flirty pair of cuties were designed to be worn on my wedding day.

As winter melts into spring, from the mountains peak comes a trickle of water that grows in strength as it cascades down the hills, finding its own path to the river.

A hat designed to show off your hair.