Inspired by the beloved children’s classic, Anne of Green Gables, this collection of eight patterns includes knits for ages 12 to adult and includes garments and accessories for teens, women, and men. Each pattern is accompanied by quotes from the novel alongside a selection of L. M. Montgomery’s personal photographs from Prince Edward Island. This work is published in collaboration with The Heirs of L. M. Montgomery, Inc.

This is a pattern collection which includes the three patterns from our children’s book, Henry’s Hat. (It does not contain the illustrations or the stories.) All three patterns, Henry’s Hat, Henry’s Letter Sweater and Henry Chipmunk, are all included in the print book itself along with the story.

Available in print and also as an ebook.

Available in print and also as an ebook.

This is a pattern collection which includes the four patterns from our children’s book, Phoebe’s Birthday. (It does not contain the illustrations or the stories.) All four patterns, Phoebe’s Sun Romper, Phoebe’s Sun Tunic, Phoebe’s Party Dress, and Phoebe’s Head Wrap, are all included in the print book itself along with the story.

This is a pattern collection which includes the three patterns from our children’s book, Phoebe’s Sweater. It does not contain the illustrations or the stories. All three patterns, Phoebe’s Sweater, Phoebe Mouse, and Phoebe Doll Sweater, are all included in the print book itself along with the story.

Inspired by the world’s most famous consulting detective, Sherlock Holmes, this collection of ten kntting patterns includes garments and accessories for women and men, as well as home decor. Each knitting pattern is accompanied by quotes from the original literary works alongside watercolor illustrations depicting the characters and scenes from the beloved fictional detective’s life and work.

This sampler cowl is worked back and forth starting with a provisional cast-on and i-cord edging creates a neat finished edge. Each time you change colors, you begin a new lace stitch, and at the end, you graft the live stitches to the provisional cast on to create a loop.

Agnes Grey is a Sontag shawl worked in a squishy cashmere-merino blend yarn from Anzula. This cross-body wrap is knit from the top down in a heart shape and finished with i-cord ties to secure it in place. The garter check pattern across the body of the shawl gives an illusion of basket-weave texture. Suitable for beginners.

This fun cardi-shrug is knit from the top down and features cozy long sleeves and a loose-tie front.

This cozy cross body shawl is worked from side to side, gradually increasing to a point and then working back to the original cast on width. The textured lace along the edge adds a delicate element to the rustic garter stitch body.

This fun hat and mitten set features a nice long cuff on the mitts for warmth and a gathered decorative button fastener at the edge of the hat.

This triangular shawl is worked from the top down, with a swooping lace border.

This triangular shawl is worked from the top down, with a swooping lace border.

This tiny reticule is worked in the round from the top down, and features delicate stranded colorwork stitching.

These elegant socks are knit from the top down, one at a time, in the round. They are slightly longer than traditional calf-length socks, and feature comfy rib stitching on the sole of the sock to hug the arch.

This hat and sweater set is worked seamlessly in the round. Both versions are worked identically, except the main color

These socks, worked over a multiple of ten stitches, are worked in the round from the cuff down using a traditional flap-style heel. One sock is worked by knitting the yarn from the outside of the cake of yarn to the inside, and the second sock is worked starting with the center pull of the yarn cake, for an interesting effect. Of course, feel ...

This sampler cowl is worked back and forth, starting with a provisional cast-on and i-cord edging. Each time you change colors, you begin a new cable stitch, and at the end, you graft the live stitches to the provisional cast on.

Owl Emporium is created with the scrumptious Advent Set from Six and Seven Fibers.

These socks, worked over a multiple of ten stitches, are worked in the round from the cuff down using a traditional flap-style heel. One sock is worked by knitting the yarn from the outside of the cake of yarn to the inside, and the second sock is worked starting with the center pull of the yarn cake, for an interesting effect. Of course, feel ...

The Anne Of Green Gables Sampler is worked back and forth on circular or straight needles. It is designed to showcase the gorgeous Anne of Green Gables mini-skein set hand dyed by Six and Seven Fiber.

This cozy cardigan is knit seamlessly from the hem up, and includes a buttoned pocket on the right side. The body of the sweater is worked to the armpits, then put onto a holder while the sleeves are knit. The body and sleeves are then joined and worked to the neckline. Lastly, a simple garter stich buttonband is picked up and knit to finish th...

This tea cozy, inspired by “The Five Orange Pips” and decorated with colorwork orange slices, is knit in the round. To create openings for the handle and spout, steeks are cut on each side of the cozy.

Do not be concerned if your knitting “curls” while you are knitting up this luxurious scarf. When you are done knitting, the process of blocking and edging the scarf will eliminate any curling that might take place, and the fringes lend a perfect finish.

This shawl is worked form the hem to the neck edge in a combination of lace and garter stitch. The speckled yarn is alternated with bands of color from the transitional skein set, making this shawl the perfect knit for a combination of speckled and transitionally-dyed yarns.

These socks, worked over a mutliple of ten stitches, are worked in the round from the cuff down using a traditional flap-style heel. You can knit the lace columns on the leg of the sock either from the line-by-line written instructions or from the chart provided.

This classic houndstooth colorwork pattern is created using stranded knitting. The colorwork chart shows that this design is created using a simple four-row pattern repeat. Be sure when choosing your yarn to select colors with a light and dark value difference. As the vest is shaped and stitches are decreased for the underarm and neckline, plea...

This “two faced” casebook (or tablet) cozy is worked upside-down in the round, beginning with the ribbing at the top and ending with a three-needle bind-off at the bottom. Work the chart as it is printed, upside-down, so that the motifs will be right side up upon completion. For the sample shown, I used a variety of colorwork techniques, includ...

These fingerless mitts are worked in the round from the wrist up and employ a simple razor shell stitch pattern which is very stretchy and elastic once blocked. The increases are worked over the stockinette stitch panels at the beginning and end of each round, and a sturdy i-cord finger-loop is added at the end to create a fashionable finish to...

This stylish hat, in the tradition of the classic “deerstalker” hat, has two earflaps that tie on the top, and a subtly shaped front and back brim. Knit from airy Brooklyn Tweed, it is sure to become a staple in your wardrobe. It is knit from the bottom up, and has a turned seamed hem at the bottom edge to stablilze the structure and design ele...

This cloud-like cowl is worked in the rounf with a simple two-row stitch pattern. The slipped stitch is carried across the front of the knitting, creating horizontal stitch movement along the lace fabric.

This pattern is included as a part of our knitting storybook, Henry’s Hat. It is included in the print version of the book and can also be purchased as an individual pattern PDF or as a part of the Henry’s Hat pattern PDF collection.

This pattern is included as a part of our knitting storybook, Henry’s Hat. It is included in the print version of the book and can also be purchased as an individual pattern PDF or as a part of the Henry’s Hat pattern PDF collection.

his pattern is included as a part of our knitting storybook, Henry’s Hat. It is included in the print version of the book and can also be purchased as an individual pattern PDF or as a part of the Henry’s Hat pattern PDF collection.

Inspired by the stunning color combinations of the Zauberball remnants I found in my sock bin, I set out to create a magnificent pair of shaped leg warmers. Designed to pick up where my handknit socks leave off, they carry on from the lower leg to the thigh, and are perfect for wearing over tights, under dresses, over leggings, and above your s...

This pattern is being introduced at the Ft. Collins Museum of Discovery on August 24 as a part of their Stitches in Time series of classes. After that time, the pattern will be available here on Ravelry.

This versatile shawl is knit from side to side with a simple open netting along the edge. The fringe is worked as you go, so there is no finishing work when you are through. The fringe can be trimmed, or, if you prefer, you can leave the loops intact for a more dramatic effect.

This generous shawl, knit from a richly colored blend of wool and recycled silk, is created with a simple 2-row pattern repeat. Worked from the top down, it is one you will want to wrap yourself in as soon as summer’s warmth passes.

As a beginning spinner, I was looking to explore new horizons with this project, one of which was working with Anzula’s luxury yak blend, as I have mostly worked with just wool up until this point.

Inspired by the beloved Winnie-the-Pooh stories, the Christopher Robin pullover is a sweater created from very simple shapes and techniques. Inspired by the stylish play clothes of the 1940′s, this square neck pullover is the perfect no-fuss three-season sweater for outdoor play. Worked in Amy Butler’s beautiful Belle Organic Aran, which is a s...

Inspired by the squishy warmth of a bulky-weight yarn, I wanted to design a simple capelet-style “hug-me” shrug to wear over anything- from jeans and a tee to a fancy party dress. When I tried it on for the first time, it reminded me of a sweet and tidy blackberry. Its name- Blackcap- is inspired by the local nickname for the little wild blackb...

Phoebe’s Headwrap is one of four knitting patterns included in our new storybook, Phoebe’s Birthday. It is a sweet and versatile accessory, and looks adorable when matched with the Phoebe’s Sun Romper or Phoebe’s Sun Tunic pattern, also designed using the same cotton yarn.

Phoebe’s Party Dress is one of four knitting patterns included in our new storybook, Phoebe’s Birthday. It is a sweet lace yoke dress top for girls size 2-12. It is worked from the bottom up, and is seamless and worked in the round.

Phoebe’s Sun Romper is one of four knitting patterns included in our new storybook, Phoebe’s Birthday. It is a fun romper for little ones, and looks adorable when matched with the Phoebe’s Headwrap pattern, also designed using the same cotton yarn.

Phoebe’s Sun Tunic is one of four knitting patterns included in our new storybook, Phoebe’s Birthday. It is a sweet sleeveless top for little ones, and looks adorable when matched with the Phoebe’s Headwrap pattern, also designed using the same cotton yarn.

I designed this sweet rustic lace shawl with young Margaret Dashwood in mind. I imagine one of the first things a young lady in reduced circumstances (living in a drafty cottage by the sea, no less) would need for her wardrobe is a pretty but functional everyday shawl. The shawl is worked from side to side, and the garter and lace edging is a p...

This sweet nursing shawl is worked in two skeins of sock yarn- I used Diana from Yarn Love. it is a versatile shawl, ideal for moms and babies, but also suitable as a woman’s shawl, a child’s dress-up shawl, or a baby blanket.

This pattern uses scraps of miscellaneous sock yarn to create a lovely chevron effect fabric, and is the perfect project for travel knitting, stash busting, yarn diets, and gift knitting.

Inspired by the wonderful series of books written by Laura Ingalls Wilder, I decided to design a lace shawl for our daughter, who recently started reading the books on her own. This surprisingly simple shawl is knit from the hem up, using very basic lace and shaping techniques. It makes for a great first lace or shawl project, as the only techn...

If “Little Polly Flinders” had this sweet washday outfit, perhaps she would not have gotten into so much trouble for ruining her nice new clothes!

This sweet infant wrap is the perfect all season blanket for that special little someone. I designed it with one side flap longer than the others so it can be wrapped over the top and back underneath the babe to keep it secure.

Freddie Platypus is a seamless toy knit in the round from the top down. The pattern includes his toy coveralls, also.

This fun colorwork blanket is created using a very simple slip stitch technique and is a great introduction to colorwork for a beginner as well as a fun knit for an experienced knitter.

These adorable coveralls are trimmed with a simple garter stitch border and include a little knitted toy hammer to wear in the loop!

May Platypus is a seamless toy knit in the round from the top down. The pattern includes instructions for her doll dress, too.

The Hill Top Jacket, named in honor of Beatrix Potter’s farm, is a “grown-up” version of Phoebe’s Sweater, the girl’s pattern from my children’s knitting book of the same name. After dozens and dozens of requests for a women’s version of this sweater, I am happy to offer the Hill Top Jacket for sale in nine sizes ranging from 29”-62”. The Hill ...

The Acorn Doll Blanket was inspired by Phoebe Mouse, the knitted doll character from my children’s book, Phoebe’s Sweater. I thought this would be just the kind of blanket Phoebe’s mother would make for her, but it is also the perfect size for any 16” or 18” doll.

This knitting pattern is included as a part of the children’s storybook, Phoebe’s Sweater. Phoebe’s Sweater is a knitting picture book that tells the story of Phoebe Mouse and her journey to big sisterhood. The story and the patterns are written and designed by Joanna Johnson and illustrated by her husband, Eric. The book also includes the patt...

This knitting pattern is included as a part of the children’s storybook, Phoebe’s Sweater. Phoebe’s Sweater is a knitting picture book that tells the story of Phoebe Mouse and her journey to big sisterhood. The story and the patterns are written and designed by Joanna Johnson and illustrated by her husband, Eric. The book also includes the patt...

This knitting pattern is included as a part of the children’s storybook, Phoebe’s Sweater, and is a very quick seamless knit. Phoebe’s Sweater is a knitting picture book that tells the story of Phoebe Mouse and her journey to big sisterhood. The story and the patterns are written and designed by Joanna Johnson and illustrated by her husband, Er...