Note: this pattern is also available for free as a blog post on my website here. For those who would prefer to print/save the pattern, I have prepared it as an easy-to-print PDF with clarifications and details that might not be in the original post. The PDF is available for purchase through Ravelry for a very small fee to cover listing fees/etc.

These cozies whip up fast, making them perfect for last-minute holiday gifts or stocking stuffers.

Show your hometown spirit and cheer on your favourite team by knitting up this quick, fun tribute to the Montreal Canadiens!

STOP! No more boring wall hangings!

Faster than a crawling turtle!

It’s time to go “all in” and knit up a set of felted coasters.

Knit in Comfy Worsted, My First SuperHero is a quick, cuddly knit sure to please kids of all ages!

This blanket originally appeared in the Spring/Summer 2010 issue of the St-Denis magazine.

I couldn’t design a dishcloth to celebrate my hometown and leave out my province. Quebec- home of the poutine!

The Screwball Socks are the pattern I designed for the Robyn’s Nest November 2008 Ultimate Sock Club kit.

Note: this pattern is also available for free as a blog post on my website here. For those who would prefer to print/save the pattern, I have prepared it as an easy-to-print PDF with clarifications and details that might not be in the original post. The PDF is available for purchase through Ravelry for a very small fee to cover listing fees/etc.

As any local will tell you, there’s nothing quite like a Montreal bagel! This dishcloth celebrates one of my favorite breakfast foods, and my hometown.

Note: this pattern is also available for free as a blog post on my website here. For those who would prefer to print/save the pattern, I have prepared it as an easy-to-print PDF with clarifications and details that might not be in the original post. The PDF is available for purchase through Ravelry for a very small fee to cover listing fees/etc.

Note: this pattern is also available for free as a blog post on my website here. For those who would prefer to print/save the pattern, I have prepared it as an easy-to-print PDF with clarifications and details that might not be in the original post. The PDF is available for purchase through Ravelry for a very small fee to cover listing fees/etc.

The Phlox Socks are the pattern I designed for the Robyn’s Nest June Sock Club kit.

For all the Montreal Canadians fans out there!

Note: this pattern is also available for free as a blog post on my website here. For those who would prefer to print/save the pattern, I have prepared it as an easy-to-print PDF with clarifications and details that might not be in the original post. The PDF is available for purchase through Ravelry for a very small fee to cover listing fees/etc.