Okay I’d love to share some music with you like Tara Maclean or so but really my focus for Prince Edward Island was and will always be Anne of Green Gables.

The Kistikew shawl was originally designed for a limited edition kit. It is now being made available for individual purchase.

The Ontario Socks Pattern for the Canadian Sole Socks Series. I started these thinking about how Ontario was so many things, a big multicultural urban Mecca, but also home to some of the prettiest wilderness and scenery you’ve ever seen. Then COVID-19 happened. I like to think of this pattern as my “Ontario Multicultural Feel Better Happy Pande...

Please Note: This pattern includes optional calf increases that easily size it up to 16/17/+ inches, the current written sizes stretch to fit:

I picked the colour as it reminded me of the Yukon gold rush, Ice and Dirt and Gold. It’s a perfect colour way.

Newfoundland and Labrador, if you’re like me you think of the Beothuk. You might think of the Atlantic Ocean, or the thirty minute time zone difference.

British Columbia. The Pacific Coast. Mountains, rainforest, desert, ocean, and beaches. The province that has everything. When I think of B.C. I think of the Orcas, giant creatures revered by the First Nations people in the area. This pattern reminds me of their great flukes cresting out of the water, and at the same time the winding roads thro...

Alberta known for its mountains, cattle farmers, oil, and Chinooks. This pattern was inspired by the weather. Chinooks occur when winds coming off the prairies meet the mountain ranges of Alberta. This pattern reminds me of wind and mountains so it is well suited to Alberta. Solid/ semi-solid/ and variegated yarns with not a lot going on are th...

Saskatchewan is the land of the living skies and wheat fields as far as the eye can see. It’s the home of Corner Gas, and land so flat you can “watch your dog run away for three days”.

Winnipeg has the corner of Portage and Main which is claimed to be the coldest and windiest intersection in Canada. This pattern reminds me of winds blowing coldly through the streets, and works great for variegated yarns.

The pattern for the New Brunswick socks was inspired by pictures of the Bay of Fundy, a popular tourist attraction there. The tides are said to be the most extreme in the world. The slipped stitches remind me of waves left on the sand at low tide.

These socks were inspired by the Wood Buffalo National Park, home to one of the largest heard of buffalo.

These socks were inspired by the province of Nova Scotia and its rich musical heritage. The pattern swirls around the sock lending itself to self striping, semi-solid, and even variegated yarns.

This is a top down sock inspired by the architecture of Quebec. It is the first in the ebook Canadian Sole (13 patterns inspired by Canadian provinces and territories).

The flying V pattern was inspired by my stash of beautiful variegated yarn. This pattern is simple, easily memorized, and works with both solid and variegated yarns.

Bloodletting is a triangular shawlette featuring blood drop lace, fishnet mesh, and an easy garter edge for stability. The pattern is charted. While thematically it was done for Halloween, there is year round appeal. The pattern would be best for intermediate knitters who have a grasp of chart reading.

The recovery road socks were designed for the Fuji Kit’s to benefit KnittinWolf’s adorable chihuahua Fuji.

A quick easy cowl to keep the chill out of your heart during the cold days.

Test knitters have finished their first socks, the kinks should all be worked out. :)