This is a knitting pattern to create your own “Home Run Dragon” - the Blue Jays’ latest mascot and good luck charm!

This is a light sweater designed to be made as either long-sleeved or short. While it can be made unisex, the chest/back ratio is slightly different from my unisex Baseball Sweater Pattern leaning more to a female body fit and the yoke is slightly shallower.

Much like “temperature blankets,” the idea here is to create a scarf that becomes a visual representation of the Blue Jays’ 50th MLB season – with every win and loss represented by a different colour stripe.

I LOVE everything Winter Olympics – this is a tribute to both Team Canada and more broadly to winter sports. It’s designed with a stretchy brim in double rib that you fold up and uses DK yarn.

IMPORTANT NOTE: This pattern does not include any logos: While I cannot replicate any logos here, I have included alternative baseball themed colourwork to add around the band, as well as some instructions to help you start off in creating your own motif. I am unable to replicate or design any logos for you :slightly_smiling_face:

These tiny snails can be made in lots of different ways, with two sizes, two shell styles and the option to knit them flat or in the round.

I’ve designed this giant lobster onesie to be a mix of practicality, comfort – and fun! Pattern includes a list of materials, list of skills (with links to tutorials), detailed write-up of every step, images and notes to help with reading.

This is a cute little knitted prawn that can be made as a plain prawn pal or finished with a hanging loop to turn it into a Christmas ornament.

This is a cute, tiny little crab ornament you can hang on your Christmas tree - with or without a scarf.

This is a flowy toy jellyfish pattern constructed with a bell top, a circular bottom and lovely curls as tentacles. It includes separate instructions for a regular size (which also has more detail) and a baby size.

This is a cute, tiny little lobster you can hang on your Christmas tree - with or without a sweater.

Knit your own lovely shell that opens to reveal a pearl inside with this easy-to-follow pattern – the perfect stash buster!

One of my favourite memories is the first time I saw colourful puffins dotted around the cliffs of Newfoundland – their bright beaks and busy little waddling legs were unforgettable!

My love of both knitting and crustaceans runs deep. My grandmother once reared her own sheep and knit pretty much everything the family wore, while my poppy was a lobsterman in the shores of Placentia Bay. During summers spent in Arnold’s Cove I remember going down to the wharf and looking down at the crab boats coming in. The fisherman let me ...

My love of both knitting and lobsters runs deep. My grandmother once reared her own sheep and knit pretty much everything the family wore, while my poppy was a lobsterman in the shores of Placentia Bay. Back in 2016 on a family visit to Newfoundland my son asked me to knit him a toy lobster. Then a year later while when were living in St. John’...