Patterns

Here you can find a listing of the designs I have published!


Hollis Hills Hat

Hollis Hills Hat, with the brim turned up to show the liningThe Hollis Hills Hat was designed and knit as thanks to my aunt for hosting Thanksgiving dinner for nearly twenty years. It was made to match her winter coat, though of course you can knit it in whatever colours you like!

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Crossing Trails Hat

Side view of the Crossing Trails hat on a cork headCrossing Trails is a two-colour hat that symbolizes ski trails weaving their way down a mountain. The corrugated ribbing at the brim represents the perfect corduroy of freshly groomed snow.

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Moorefield Hat

Moorefield is a four-colour stranded hat that I designed to celebrate ten years (!) of blogging about my knitting.

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Scrubbing Nubbles

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I had the idea (perhaps inspired by mopping the floor) that I should come up with a textured stitch that would be useful as a washcloth, dishcloth, or re-usable mop pad. It came out so pretty that I wanted to share.

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Carved Lines Armwarmers


carved_lines4_1200Inspired by the sinuous shapes that skiers and snowboarders leave in the snow as they carve down the mountain, the Carved Lines armwarmers are meant to close the gap between your jacket and your gloves, keeping the snow off your wrists and keeping you out on the slopes longer! The slipknot cast-on and sewn bind-off are stretchy without being floppy, giving neat finished edges to your work.

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Acres Wild Hat

acres_wild1Acres Wild is a hat with cabled slip stitches that looks more complicated than it really is. The quilted stitch pattern breaks up pooling in variegated yarn, and continues up into the crown to form a five-pointed star.

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Sibling Socks

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This snugly-fitting ribbed sock design grew from a shortage of fine-gauge sock patterns. I was working with Trekking XXL to make a pair of socks, and when I swatched on size 0 needles, I got an gauge of 45 stitches to 4 inches…

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Cakewalk Socks

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Grassy Sidewalk SockThese simple socks are a piece of cake to knit – thus the name! They fit snugly thanks to the ribs, and would make a great gift for anyone. The ribbing continues down the back of the heel flap, and there’s no break in the purl ‘gutter’ between the leg and the foot of the sock.

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Choppy Seas Socks

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choppy-wornThese textured socks are reminiscent of the ocean on a stormy day, and the stitch pattern rolls and breaks like choppy waves. The darkening sky is represented in the contrasting toes, heels, and cuffs. Knit with Patons Kroy Sock over 60 stitches on US2/2.75mm needles, it works up fairly quickly.

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Highwayman
Armwarmers

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I was asked to design “manly black armwarmers” to wear while riding a motorcycle that would close the gap between his leather jacket and his gloves. Cables were the first thing that came to mind…

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A disclaimer: I’ve done my best to ensure that these patterns are provided without error. However, I’m only human and sometimes the things that seem clear to me are actually clear as mud. If you have a problem with any of my patterns, please feel free to contact me and I’ll be happy to help.

My free patterns are totally free! You may make as many copies of them as you like, and give them away to your friends, but you may not sell copies of the pattern.

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