Wild Dyes of the Pacific Northwest
The forests, gardens, and wild spaces of the Pacific Northwest hold an extraordinary hidden palette. Brilliant yellows sleep in goldenrod flowers and birch leaves. Deep reds wait in the roots of bedstraw and the caps of cortinarius mushrooms. Seafoam greens
Be a Fool
Some books tell you how to be creative. Be a Fool shows you what happens when you actually do it. Brothers Willy and Benny Zenga have spent their lives making things: films shot on family camcorders, tall bikes welded from junked
The Magic of Pockets (Canadian Edition)
"Thanks, it has pockets!" Discover why, in modern history, women's fashion deliberately sacrificed functionality for silhouette, while traditionally men's clothing accommodated up to 17 pockets in a single suit. The patriarchy and capitalism have shaped our wardrobes for long enough! Beyond its
Custom-Fit Hats
A fun and different way to knit hats: from the top down. This is not a standard pattern book — it’s a complete recipe for making your own custom-fit hats, for any head, with any yarn. Just grab a skein and
Sheep, Shepherd & Land
Across Canada, small-scale sheep farmers are on a mission to reinvigorate the domestic wool industry, raising sheep breeds that thrive in their regional climate and land base. Learn about farmers' motivations, their dedication to climate-forward practices, and their passion for
Gathering Colour
As artist Caitlin ffrench shares her deeply personal approach to working with natural pigments, she invites readers to discover magic in the colour all around you. Explore how to respectfully wildcraft pigments from rocks, dirt and sticks; and how to forage
Quilting
Modern quilt artist Andrea Tsang Jackson returns with a book designed to spark creative experimentation and play. She explores five key themes through essays about creative practice: finding order in chaos, creating safe spaces for experimentation, surrendering to process, taking
The True Cost of Wool
🌟 A The Globe and Mail Bestseller 🌟 Ever wonder about the journey your yarn took before reaching your needles, hook or loom? Or about where the wool in your winter sweater came from? The truth might surprise you. Follow the remarkable journey
Sock Mending Guide for Everyone: Swiss, Scottish, and Stocking Darning
Learn three different types of mending, ideal for socks and other knits whether handmade or commercially manufactured. Master instructor Holli Yeoh outlines Swiss, Scottish, and Stocking darning techniques step-by-step, with full-colour photo illustrations. No craft experience necessary. Refer to the
Math for Knitters
Are you tired of avoiding patterns because they don't exactly match your yarn or measurements? Math for Knitters, by Kate Atherley, is your key to pattern freedom! This practical guide transforms intimidating knitting calculations into simple arithmetic anyone can master. Finally