Wrapping Up in Wool: The Charm of Our Winter Woolies Collection
Cozy Animals in Knitwear for the Warmest Walls in Your Home
There's a particular kind of warmth that comes from seeing an animal wearing a hand-knit sweater.
It's not just cute, though it absolutely is, it's the feeling of comfort, humour, and tenderness all wrapped together.
The Winter Woolies collection takes Newfoundland's beloved wildlife and dresses them for the season.
- Moose in cable-knit.
- Foxes in scarves.
- Bears in toques.
Each piece combines the majesty of our wildlife with the cozy tradition of Newfoundland knitwear, creating art that makes you want to pull on your own sweater and settle in with a cup of tea.
I created this collection because I wanted pieces that could warm a room, not just visually, but emotionally.
There's something about the juxtaposition of a powerful wild animal and a hand-knit garment that disarms you completely.
It's unexpected.
It's joyful.
And it reminds you that softness and strength can coexist beautifully.
WHY PEOPLE CONNECT WITH THIS COLLECTION
People have connected deeply with this collection, and I think it's because it touches on things that matter: comfort, creativity, care, and the small daily pleasures that make life feel rich.
A Winter Woolies piece in your home is a daily reminder to embrace warmth in all its forms.
These pieces also make wonderful gifts for the hardest-to-shop-for people on your list.
The friend who has everything? Give her a moose in a sweater.
Your sister who loves both wildlife and knitting? Perfect.
A housewarming gift for anyone moving somewhere cold? Done.
The collection pairs beautifully with the Puffins in Toques and Puffins in Hoodies pieces, if you love one, you'll likely love the others.
Together, they create a whimsical, warm corner of any home that puts a smile on your face every single day.
Available as canvas wrap, acrylic print, or framed piece, each crafted with premium materials that capture every detail of the knitwear texture and the character in each animal's expression.
Because warmth isn't just a temperature.
It's a feeling. And your walls should have plenty of it.