Regularly $5 CAD – Use “Hats4Happiness” until the end of February to get 30% off. Go to Ravelry and enter the code Winter’s Path is a beautiful, fast hat with a single cable and lace motif. Written both for worsted weight…
Beach House Breeze Cowl Giveaway
The Beach House Breeze Cowl is an easy-to-wear cowl that narrows at the top, doubling as a capelet. With stitch patterns in three bold, beautiful sections, it’s a fun project to work on. Win a copy as part of the Fabulous Fun February…
Prairie Hills Shawl Fringe
The Prairie Hills Shawl has a few nifty tricks, but this idea of a self-fringing shawl may have you a little confused. And if you noticed that they are achieved by dropping stitches you may actually be a little freaked out. You might…
Prairie Hills Shawl
Subtle textures, easy to customize, one skein of beautiful yarn…introducing the Prairie Hills Shawl. 25% off until midnight, Dec 14th: Prairie Hills Shawl Like the prairies, this shawl features simple details that add up to a beautiful whole. Garter…
Wired Cowl
This design is hitting so many sweet spots for me: ✔️ it really shows off a speckled/variegated colourway ✔️ it makes great use of 1 skein of sport weight ✔️ the cowl looks like a shawl but can’t fall off ✔️ it tucks under a…
Stormy Harbour Hat
This was exclusively available to the Splash Pad Party KAL, but now everyone can buy it. It’s a perfect hat for knitting up now and putting away for gift giving, assuming you can give it away… The Stormy Harbour Hat combines two…
Beach House Breeze Cowl
What’s not to love about a textured cowl that narrows at the top? Interesting to knit, easy to look good in! This accessory was knit to coordinate with and echo the Allichka Hat by Kino Knits as part of the Point/Counterpoint collection.…
Allichka Hat
Let’s talk about the incredible hat that is part of the Point/Counterpoint Collection. The Allichka hat is a bottom-up beanie in sizes for the whole family designed by Mary Hull of Kino Knits. Unique cables and eyelets mimic awareness ribbons,…
Rainy Season Mitts
As I knit on the shawl, I put myself in Mary’s shoes and tried to imagine what I would design to wear with it. After all, it had to be an accessory to wear at the same time as the…
Snowfall on the Mountains Shawl
This is the first pattern I worked on for the Point/Counterpoint collection. Mary and I had emailed back and forth to find yarn choices for each of the sets that we could both easily get our hands on and were…