One of my best friends mentioned she couldn’t find a hat that wouldn’t crush her hair. I looked at her like she was crazy and said, here try mine. Perfect fit, just needed to be a little longer, and not such a crazy pattern.

These socks came about because I wanted to do something interesting in this yarn (colourway is Pandora’s Aquarium) and I stumbled on this stitch and the two just came together.

The gauge for the medium size is 22 stitches by 30 rows over 4inches/10cm in stockinette.

This is an easy slip-stitch pattern designed to work with long repeat self-striping or gradient yarns.

This hat started out as me wanting something for those cool days where it is too warm to wear a heavy hat, but too cold to wear nothing. I also use it as a snood for bad hair days!

This pattern was inspired by my love of Greek Gods. I’ve always had a fascination with their stories and the idea of winged shoes always made me wonder how he didn’t end up falling over and being dragged around by his feet.

When I first saw this yarn, I knew it had to be cables. Lots of little cables. The lines that the cables created remind me of all the little twisting and crossing paths in the hills near my house and the colour is the same colour as the rock jutting up from the Canadian Shield that I saw out my window growing up.

These socks were inspired by the changing leaves in the Gatineau Hills. Fall has always been one of my favorite times of year, the leaves that crunch underfoot, the crisp bite to the air, the ability to pull out all of my warm woolies!