Now you can purchase both of the Bunny Bath cloth patterns in one e-book.

You will be able to make two cowls with the yarn suggested in the pattern.

This project can be sized by using a smaller or bigger hook along with lighter or heavier weight yarn.

The pattern will explain how to easily adjust for size. You could even adjust for an adult hat. Any medium (4) weight yarn will work. Play around with color and have fun.

If you want this to be a very long scarf for doing a modern double neck wrap - you may want to purchase two skeins of each color.

This hat is listed under Tam/Beret because it was the closest category available. However, it is a semi-slouch hat. See pictures for details.

This scarf can be worn by men as well - make it in an appropriate variegated or solid colored yarn Although it can be blocked to look more lacy, in it’s unblocked form it is very appropriate for anyone.

This pattern can be made as a cowl or a scarf. The cowl can be completed in one day with one skein of yarn. The scarf will take 2 skeins of the yarn suggested.

Notes: This hat can be made with any medium weight (4) sparkle yarn. The yarn in the model is I Love This Yarn Sparkle and can be ordered through Hobby Lobby.com if you do not have a Hobby Lobby store in your area.

Yarn Choices : If you are making this hat to donate as a chemo cap you need to make sure and use super soft washable yarn. This will be worn by someone whose skin feels like it’s got third degree sunburn. Here are some yarns that I use to make caps that work well.

Yarn Choices : If you are making this hat to donate as a chemo cap you need to make sure and use super soft washable yarn. This will be worn by someone whose skin feels like it’s got third degree sunburn. Here are some yarns that I use to make caps that work well.

This design was actually created by Diana Mullins-Atkinson and Kristine Mullen. The system does not allow me to add both names in the author field.

This is an easy crocheted wreath with the addition of pony beads as the wreath ornaments. You can add an ornament hook and hang on your tree or tie to a package instead of using a bow.

This pattern has instructions for adult wrist sizes - teens and younger children.

You should feel free to use any brand of ribbon yarn.

This is one skein pattern.

This is the September 2012 KAL in the group - KAL with the Green Girl. http://www.ravelry.com/groups/kal-with-the-green-girl

Bonus notes for those that have purchased the Flower Power Potholder pattern. These notes will allow you to turn your potholder into a hand towel.

This is a basic information sheet for making an adult sock on the AKB Company Sock Loom.

The hook is actually a 4mm size “F” according to the brand of needle that I used. However, just make sure you are using a 4mm hook for the edging.

The Heathers Fingerless Gloves were designed to match The Heathers Scarf. They have the modern styling of fingerless gloves and a slight romantic twist. The name is inspired by the colorway of the yarn itself – Bernat’s Mosaic in Fantasy. The yarn changes softly from one color to the next in a way that makes me want to pack a bag, purchase an a...

This Pattern was created for the KAL with the Green Girl group.

the yardage is listed per/color.

This pattern came from exploring other uses for my hexagon tube forms in my Hex Square KAL.

This is now available with it’s sister bunny pattern in an e-book as well. http://www.ravelry.com/patterns/sources/bath-bunnys-e-book

Have you become a tech savvy book junkie? Do know someone that is?? Well, the E-Reader Sock is the perfect accessory for the portable e-library. The inspiration for this item came to me as I was trying to come up with ideas for non-sock socks for Socktober Fest (Month of October.) Now even folks that do not want to make coverings for their feet...

This the annual Holiday Sparkle Scarf by Oz Dust Designs and the Green Girl Studio. All proceeds go to a local food bank in Bradley, Illinois for families in need.

This is a quick and easy scarf for all skill levels.

This is cowl/head wrap making it a versatile item for your winter wardrobe.

A quick and easy pattern for knitters of all skill levels.

This pattern and it’s sister pattern Bunny Frou-frou is now available as an e-book. http://www.ravelry.com/patterns/sources/bath-bunnys-e-book

The Cascade Loop design is part of Oz Dust Designs, Autumn 2010 Northwest Trek design series. The Cascade Loop is a 400 mile scenic drive starting just north of Seattle, WA and leisurely winds through the Cascade Mountains, the Columbia River Valley, and the Wild West Territory of the Methow Valley. My husband and I made this an annual summer t...

The new first picture is a second version of this pattern. I took a 36inch section and wove a 12in single crocheted cord through the third section of eyelet from the bottom edge. This allows you to gather and close the scarf while keeping the pattern distinctive. Enjoy.

This Design was inspired by The Yarn Harlot’s One Row Scarf pattern. I have been given permission to use this stitch pattern in my design.

This hat was designed for knitters that just don’t like working the traditional form of “knitting in the round.” The idea is to start with a square, knitting in garter stitch and morph into knitting in the round after the square is a specific size.