You can use from 5 to 7 skeins of yarn at a time on this pattern. I have made it with both and it has turned out just lovely both times. This pattern was inspired by another pattern but I completely changed it. Gauge really makes no difference here as the “S” hook makes huge stitches anyway. You can put fringe on this scarf if you like but I ne...

Gauge is not important for this project. It is fun to do and easy. Can be done in a day or so.

This little blanket is siper easy and super fast to make. I used 3 skeins of the bulky yarn to achieve the size of 19” x 19”. You may make yours larger, if you wish. It is a great size for a baby or toddler as a “special” blankie.

This turned out beautifully with varigated yarn. It is great for someone in a wheelchair as it is only wide enough to cover the person, not bunch up under them. The pocket at the bottom is great for keeping feet warm, with out without socks. I made this for my mother, she uses it in her wheelchair and when she is watching TV in her recliner. Sh...

This lapghan is worked with double strand of the 4-ply yarn. You are not required to use tweed, of course, but any 4-ply needs to be double strand. This lapghan is easy to make and is very good for someone who uses a wheel chair as it is big enough to keep legs warm but not bulky enough to be a nuisance.