This started out as a scarf to match the Hufflepuff house scarf that Newt wears in Fantastic Beasts & Where to Find Them, then grew into a love affair with vintage Hogwarts house colors. The counts are correct for the scarf to match the movie scarf construction with the exception that the fringe is a little shorter as I wanted to keep it to...

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Designed for Nerd Girl Yarns’ Knit it or Spin it Sparkle Roving & size 50 needles, this cowl takes no time at all to whip up for yourself or as a gift that is soft, warm and has a hint of shimmer.

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This pattern is written in the round for working in magic loop. I am sure you could convert it to work with dpns but since I don’t use dpns I haven’t done it. I wrote this pattern then knit it once and it hasn’t been tested further than the one knit. You will need less than one ball of each of the yarns but as for an exact amount I didn’t measu...

This is a nice cotton shrug with great drape for cool summer nights or cold air conditioned days and easy enough to make while watching television. The pattern is written for some really great Araucania Chacabuco Multy which is a super bulky cotton with a lot of personality. The simple garter stitch does not take away from the characteristics o...

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Gauge is not important however you should use a size of needles smaller than the yarn recommends. Tighter knitting on an illusion pattern makes sure your hidden image is viewable.

This hat should fit a young adult or woman. It is 18.5″ circumference (unstretched) and 8″ tall. The top of the hat should fit just about at the top of the head. Hat is knit flat then seamed up the side and top to close.

This is a simple, mostly double crochet pattern for making arm warmers for those with small hands and tiny wrists. I am petite and typically have to modify patterns for arm warmers and hats or they bag on me so I decided to make my own arm warmer pattern. These are worked in the round. I hope to add additional sizes in the future.