Pattern REQUIRES slub yarn to get the unique patterning in the hat.

This hat can be made with any loom that has a peg multiple of 12.

This hat can be made with any loom that has a peg multiple of 8.

This is a pattern I made as a chemo cap for my friend Em, who blogs at http://www.sewingbymoonlight.com

This water bottle cover is great for absorbing condensation, thus cotton yarn is preferred.

This hand towel works great in the bathroom or kitchen.

This spa cloth works great in the shower or to wash dishes.

A draft dodger is a great way to keep the heat from escaping your home through the windows and doors.

This pattern is worked in the round, the main part of the scarf in a ribbed pattern.

The pattern is named for the unique thumb, which is knit on the main glove as a flat panel (sticking up) and then seamed to the main glove after the bind off.

The Elegant Fingerless Mitts are a more advanced version Elegant Fingerless Mitts. There are separate directions for left and right mitt.

The Elegant Fingerless Mitts are a less advanced version of The Elegant Diamond Fingerless Mitts.

This baby blanket is made on any of the 3 sizes of CinDWood small afghan looms, 60 peg in 3/4 inch spacing; 74 peg in 5/8 in spacing; or 90 peg in 1/2 inch spacing.

The patterning of the mitts happens due to the yarn--it is much simpler than it appears. Why do the work if the yarn will do the work for you?? Uses less than one skein of a self-patterning yarn, such as Yarn Bee Fair Isle (available at Hobby Lobby).

I love the versatility of this garment! It can be worn as a hat with closed drawstring, a hat with a ponytail sticking out, or as a neckwarmer.

Uses CinDWood small afghan loom, 3/4 inch peg spacing with 60 pegs. (Pattern requires peg multiples of 4).

I love the idea of using a fine gauge loom and sock yarn to make a bulky cowl.

This neckwarmer has a simple, yet elegant design.

This reversible hat has a simple, yet elegant design.

This Legwarmer features one 6 peg right cross cable in a background of Rib Stitch. Pattern includes video link for cable (not mine).

Uses CinDWood 48 peg loom with 5/8 inch spacing or Purple Knifty Knitter loom.

This pattern makes a great lightweight unisex beanie that stretches to fit many sizes! My 2 year old son, 5 year old son, me (small adult), and my 88 year old Grandma (as a chemo cap) have all worn this.

This pattern makes a great lightweight unisex slouch hat for adults.

This Unisex hat pattern features one 6 peg right cross cable in a background of Rib Stitch. Pattern includes video link for cable (not mine) and video link to similar bind off (not mine).

Pattern inspired by the cowl worn by Claire in the Outlander Series.

An easy introductory pattern.

Pattern uses Ewrap and purl stitches.

This scarf is named by the way it Mimics the look of arm knitting---done on the loom!

This is a pattern that I use for teaching Introduction to Loom Knitting.

Pattern uses Universal Hat & Scarf loom by CinDWood, with 5/8 inch spacing.

Pattern is named One, Two, Three Drop because of the three different lengths of drop stitches used in the pattern.

Made as a flat panel and shows off your personality, as you decide how to “Button It Up.”

Worn close to the neck as a scarflett for an adult (but can be made exact same size and worn as a poncho for younger children).

Can be worn around neck as a long, bulky cowl or around shoulders as a poncho.

Pattern can be used to make cowl, wide cowl, or infinity scarf.