Everyone knows those twisted headbands that the knitting machine makes, but they only make one stitch. Knit. This twisted headband allows so much customization using the seed (aka moss stitch!) You can play up the colors, you can color pool with it. There are so many possibilities!! I am offering tons of sizes because headbands are not a one si...

I love Halloween!!! Did I mention I LOVE Halloween?! I love the colors, movies (aka Hocus Pocus and Nightmare Before Christmas), and the costumes. I created this cowl in what looks like a spider web stitch and in bright neon orange. This cowl is sure to scream Halloween when you wear it this fall!! It’s not really meant for warmth but more for ...

I’ve always been amazed by the extreme drop stitch and how it looks like an autumn leaf. One night I had a dream that I mixed a golden thread with burgundy and did this stitch and it looked amazing! Needless to say I awoke the next morning and immediately started on this cowl. It came out exactly how I dreamed it and now I’m pleased to share it...

With all the gnome patterns circulating I decided to jump on the bandwagon and create a pattern of my own! Behold the Pride gnome, in honor of Pride month and all my friends who are apart of the LGBTQ community. He features the colors of the pride flag in the body and hat. The pattern is spelled out and easy to follow. Please enjoy!!

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You may use a smaller hook or smaller weight yarn to adjust size.

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Each solid square is equal to 4 double crochets. Each open square is equal to 1 DC, followed by 2 chains, followed by 1 DC. The DC at the end of each square also counts as the first DC of the next square.

Each solid square is 4 DC (double crochet). Each open square is equal to 1 DC, followed by 2 chains, followed by 1 DC. The DC at the end of each square also counts as the first DC of the next square.

This is a replica of South Park’s Cartman hat. Sizing is for adults or teens.