More Hats to Crochet

With 2021 craft markets done, I spend more time on photography, another favourite pastime. For me, the creative processes of hat making and photography overlap. Seeing the world through a camera lens inspires me to experiment with new colours, designs, and techniques. In winter, I’m drawn to muted hat colours in the shades of dark forest, snow-capped …

Point Grey Village Pop Up

Crochet, community, and fitness…these are a few of my favourite things. One morning at my neighbourhood gym, some of us dreamed up the idea of a holiday pop up shop. After brainstorming and planning, this special one-day event is going to happen. It will be a community celebration showcasing the work of local talent, with …

Hats for Girls and Boys

Warm, soft, and easy to care for…these are some of the qualities I consider before making children’s hats. Babies especially have sensitive skin. Merino wool is soft and itch-resistant. All the hats illustrated here are crocheted from a blend of merino wool and silk which gives the finished product an extra smooth feel. Crocheted and …

Creating a Custom Hat

Thoughtful planning and consultation is the first step in building a custom woven hat. My first inquiries are around form and function. Lately, the bucket hat has been a popular choice. The style has transcended time. Most people wear it effortlessly, whether it’s dressed up or worn casually. Where and when one envisions wearing the …

Fibrations Festival 2021

“Fibrations” folks know their fibres. At this outdoor event celebrating community and fibre arts, people asked me about the yarns I used to make my hats. Many recognized the softness of alpaca, the smoothness of pima cotton, and the gossamer of silk. Despite morning rain showers, there was a steady flow of interested and interesting …