Be Your Own Light is a reminder that the light is always inside you. We are never far from our own inner joy.

A simple pattern in brushed cashmere, perfect for making a luxurious gift!

Summer knitting is about ease and simplicity, so we’ve created an elegant wrap where the yarn (not you) does the work! One strand of Shibui Knits Silk Cloud is held together with one strand of Illimani Sabri to make a light and luxurious fabric. This pattern is a revision of our Sand and Sea Scarf.

This classic beanie for both women and men was made with left over Birch from a larger project that was just too precious to cast aside. It can be knit with or without the contrast cast on detail.

The Blue Mountain Cowl is a soft and cozy cowl for those frosty days & nights . This pattern is simple yet relaxing, and when paired with Fourteen from Juniper Moon Farm, creates a beautifully squishy cowl.

This is a very simple throw, worked entirely in garter stitch. The blanket stitch detail around the edges and bold colours make this a classic throw.

Super soft and quick to knit. The fringe on this cowl gives it a trendy look and the lightweight pattern make it easy to wear in fall, winter & spring.

This cozy fringed throw is knit using two strand of yarn held together, completely in garter stitch making for a very quick and easy knit. The fringe is added using a 10mm crochet hook.

This is a quick and easy slouchy hat, embellished with a faux fur pom pom and a “made by me” tag.

This is an easy stocking stitch scarf/wrap with a gradient colour change. One strand of Mohair Luxe is held together with two strands of the Pima Lino Lace, and the gradient colour change is produced by changing the colour of Pima Lino Lace.

The Hugs from Carla Pattern was a request from my friend Carla. She was looking for unique statement piece to knit with the super bulky Borgo de Pazzi Naturalia yarn.

This very easy striped scarf is knit in the round and was created while I watched the 2014 Olympics. It was cast on during the opening ceremonies and cast off during the closing ceremonies.

This is an easy pattern for beginners, but is also interesting enough for knitters with more skills. The Collingwood Cowl is made with a 6-row repeat which creates an open pattern that some people mistake for crochet.