I made these mittens just for me. It's been a hectic few months, and with over thirty pairs stitched and sent to others, I thought I'd treat myself to a set of rusty orange wool mittens. They're adorned with simple bows of faded blue, and made with that thick (we're talking windproof, waterproof, radioactive sewage proof kind of thick) Canadian wool I bought at the fair in September.

They'll make the cutest little christmas tree ornaments.

This double breasted baby coat is made with a fair-trade blend of wool and baby bamboo. It's sized for a one - two year old, and each is knitted custom to order.

This panel, inspired by love and laundry, is a special order on it's way to NY.

Three months behind schedule, but better late than never. Happy birthday pudding

Who says gift exchanges have to be about chocolate, booze, and snowman shaped salt and pepper shakers?

I picked up some bargain vintage pattern books this weekend. One, called Canadiana, piqued my interests with its delightful cardigan patterns that made me want to revisit my no-knitting-grown-up-clothes policy. The other was full hats, and I'm tempted to make a few, if only for the giggle factor.