The knitter can make this scarf as wide and as long as desired, simply by adding more repeats of the motif and body sections.

Like most scarves, this pattern is versatile, and I have included several construction options. Gauge is really irrelevant. :)

You should easily get a pair out of one skein of this yarn. Depending on how long you make these wristwarmers, you might get two pair from one skein.

I have included sizes small and medium adult (21-22” head circumference). However, this pattern is easily adaptable for a larger head by increasing the cast on by groups of four stitches.

By adding pattern repeats, you can make this scarf as wide or as long as you like. It would make a lovely shawl or wrap.

Sometimes the best solution is a simple one. This scarf/cowl is simple to knit and can be worn several ways!

This pattern was designed so that Mommies and their Daughters could wear matching socks. These are the perfect socks for those cute patent Mary Janes!

At the time of writing this, Christmas is coming up soon. One aspect of Christmas for my family, while I was growing up, was music and carols. I wanted to add a few new festive dishcloths to my kitchen and Christmas themes seemed lacking. So I have been working on a few decorations

I use 75-100 grams of good sock weight yarn for these socks. This pattern has five sizes. In the next week or so, I’ll get an extra page added to the pattern with my additional notes and 3 suggested projects based on these ‘recipes’.

I have made dozens of pairs of these little handwarmers! I hope you like them as much as I do. Feel free to contact me with any questions.

If you look on my notebook, you can find a bit more information about this pattern. I’m going to use it as a fund raising tool! 15% of all profits from this pattern will be added to my annual donation to ALASKA GEOGRAPHIC to help support their education, research and outreach programs with Alaska’s parks and wilderness areas.