The Grange Top is an easy and sporty knit for summer. Knit seamlessly from the bottom up, the front and backs are split for the yoke before using a three needle bind off for the shoulders. Stitches are then picked up around the neckline to form the hood.

From May 15-June 15, 100% of the profits from this pattern will be donated to Doctors Without Borders. For more information on all the work MSF/Doctors Without Borders is doing please visit their website.

From May 15-June 15, 100% of the profits from this pattern will be donated to Doctors Without Borders. For more information on all the work MSF/Doctors Without Borders is doing please visit their website.

This is a beginner raglan sweater worked top down in the round. First stitches are cast on and worked flat back and forth with raglan increases to shape the neck. Next the stitches are joined in the round to form the body. Sleeves are split and picked up after the body is knit as are stitches for the collar.

The Front Street Pullover is a clean and simple piece inspired by Toronto’s downtown core. This garment is knit from the bottom up in one piece before splitting the back and front to shape the armholes. The front is then split from left and right to shape the neck before the shoulders are joined and seamed with a three needle bind off. Stitches...

This beginner pattern is good introduction to colourwork and a perfect way to use up leftover super bulky yarn. The pattern is worked over a 4 stitch repeat with short floats.

This cozy hat pattern is designed to introduce knitters to knitting in the round. Worked with bulky wool on circular needles this hat uses basic stitches and knits up quickly making a perfect last minute gift. You can add a pom-pom for and extra bit of flair.

Don’t be fooled by the intricate stitch-work, this Herringbone pattern is worked over a two row repeat and created a beautiful reversible fiber.

This beginner pattern is a perfect way to use up leftover chunky yarn and they take less than an hour to make! Each glove is worked flat then seamed up the side leaving space for the thumbhole. They make an easy gift and are perfect for keeping your hands warm while you work from home.

This is a simple two-row repeat brioche infinity scarf that uses two skeins of fingering weight yarn. This scarf is light-weight but warm enough for the winter months and is perfect for knitters who have mastered the basics and are looking for more intricate stitch work.

This is the coziest and easiest cardigan you will ever make, in fact it’s more like a blanket than a cardigan.