The Kauri Tee is a super versatile basic top, and the ideal summer project with all my favourite elements: saddle shoulders, open neck line, quick to knit, breathable when worn. 

The Kinloch Cowl is inspired by the transcendental landscape of Glenorchy, New Zealand. It’s a great project for perfecting your brioche stitch skills. You will be knitting two-colour brioche flat, and in the round; allowing the alternation of main colours create stripes throughout the cowl.

The Winter Birch Beanie is inspired by the somber lines of snow covered birch tree forests. Hopefully, this fluffy brioche stitch beanie will keep you warm and cozy on your winter excursions.

The Honey Pot Beanie was birthed from my desire to combine the airy, lofty look of mohair, with the practicality of a sturdy beanie to ward off the cold. Plus! The beanie is reversible, and has endless colour combinations possibilities!

Here comes another stash buster project! The Twill Scarf is a mindless therapeutic knit that’s beginner friendly (without being boring). It is super versatile and adaptable, you can use pretty much any yarn, and knit it to any length that suits your liking.

All I want for winter is FLUFF! The Fuzzy Glisten is the fluffy sister of the Glisten Tee. It’s knitted with silk mohair held double (though you can use any lace weight fluffy yarn you’d like) to create a light, yet unbelievably warm fabric.

Follow me on Instagram @skiennydippin for more Heated Rivalry inspired pattern I’ll be working on!

Here is the “toe” part of dressing in Anjou from head to toe!

The Qun Hood is the younger sister of the Qun Beanie. Featuring the same interwoven pattern at the crown, the Qun Hood is a fun knit that allows you to protect your head and ears on cold winter days.

A new addition to the Anjou family~ The Anjou fingerless gloves are so fun and quick to knit; a great scrap buster project, perfect for on-the-go knitting, and ideal for gift-knitting.

The Pamir Scarf is a fun and quick; a great palette cleanser, gift knit, and commute project. You get SIX different versions in one pattern!

The Mirror Cami is a quick and versatile knit, that can be worn as a V-neck and a square neck top. It has a relatively open gauge, thus perfect for hot summer days; it can also be easily layered for cooler months.

THE CLOWNING IS OVER!

Think carefree summer nights, a sense of wonder and the sweet scent of freshly cut grass. This slip-stitch and eyelet pattern on the yoke is reminiscent of glistening lights at a garden party.

The Wayfinder Tee is easy to wear, and fun to knit; with options of 3-colour stripes or 2-colour stripes, cropped or full length.

The Valais Slipover gets its name from the sunny Alpine canton of Switzerland. It can be knitted in cosy wooly yarns as a winter slipover, or in light summer yarns as a tank top.

The Ning Beanie is a five-panel cabled beanie that is great for everyday wear. I love how it’s simple, but not boring to knit. It’s great for people who love the look of cables, but don’t necessarily like working them (you only have to work it 15 times TOTAL).

The REP Scarf is a super fun and quick knit.

Hey all! I thought it’d be fun to host a KAL for this new pattern release~

Introducing Anjou pullover’s sleeveless sisters (arguably better sisters, cuz no sleeves!). This rhythmic, fun, top-down, seamless slipover pattern is suitable for intermediate knitters and above.

The Bolo Slipover is a super fun, instant gratification quick knit for times when you are itching to cast something on, but are not willing to commit months to a new project (which also makes it a great gift knit)!

The Valais Top gets its name from the sunny Alpine canton of Switzerland, with faux cable motifs that remind me of the walking through its vineyards on hot summer days.

Anjou Tank is the summer sibling of Anjou Pullover, featuring the same two-tone allover slip stitch pattern, but finished with I-Cord edgings.

The Qun Beanie is named after and dedicated to my aunt: my first knitting teacher, and the inspiration of this design. This is an all-over ribbed beanie featuring a flat top with a woven look and a folded brim. If you are like me and don’t like the look of pointy tops of beanies, this is the beanie for you!

Sizes: 1 (2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10)

The Georgie Beanie is the little brother of the Georgia Beanie. It is knitted top-down, allowing you to try it on while knitting. It also means that with a limited amount of yarn, you can just knit till your yarn runs out!

The Georgia Beanie is a top-down textured bulky weight beanie with a comfortable fit and easily adjustable length.

The Scrappy Headband is worked back and forth in one piece in broken rib stitch, then seamed at the end to create a twist.