Yarn – Approximately 2000 yards of fingering weight (handspun or mill spun) Shetland lamb

Yarn

Yarn – Approximately 21 yards of novelty yarn and 150 yards of a

Yarn – Approximately 100 yards of sport weight and 25 yards of elastic yarn or yarn with elastic held alongside.

Yarn –150 yards – 2 or 3 ply

Yarn and needles:

Yarn –128 yards of yarn – 2 or 3 ply

Yarn – Approximately 500 yards of fingering weight.

Approximately 225 yards of a fingering weight yarn. The model had mill spun alpaca and Merino blended from my animals. (125 yards per ounce.)

Yarn – Approximately 240 yards of millspun/worsted weight yarn

Yarn – 120 yards of handspun sport/fingering weight yarn.

Yarn – 250 yards of handspun sport/fingering weight yarn.

Yarn – 120 yards of handspun sport/fingering weight yarn. (I used a blend of Kid Mohair and Shetland – thus the name of the scarf.)

Yarn – Approximately 21 yards of novelty yarn and 130 yards of a coordinating traditional yarn.

Needles: US size 11 circular

Yarn – Approximately 500 yards of handspun

Approximately 80 yards of elastic yarn. (The amount of yarn will vary depending on the size of the person’s head and yarn used; this pattern produced a nice headband 19 inches long and 2.5 inches wide using elastic yarn from Withers Wool and Farm.) The “magic” of this very nice and soft headband was the use of elastic yarn made by core spinning...

Yarn and needles:

Yarn – Approximately 240 yards of fingering weight yarn

Approximately 326 yards of a fingering/sport weight yarn.

Yarn: 600 yards worsted weight yarn.

Yarn – 400 yards of a fingering weight yarn.

Yarn – Approximately 500 yards of handspun sport/fingering weight.

This pattern is for a size small. Add stitches in multiples of 2 to make bigger. Great for stash busters. Add stripes or patterns. This is a basic design.

Very easy pattern for a lovely draping collar/shawl. Instructions include directions for making it longer and wider. Beginners can easily make a work of art depending on the yarns that they choose. The novelty yarn can be anything.

Relatively easy pattern requiring a knowledge of knit, purl, and picking up stitches. Colored pictures of how to make a pleat are included.

This vest can be made using all sorts of yarns.

Yarn – 25 yards of core spun elastic yarn

This is a super simple pattern for using specialty yarns that are bulky.

This is a fairly easy pattern requiring the knowledge of increasing in the front and back of stitches, cable cast on stitches, and picking up stitches along the edge. It has a versatile look and can be dressy or casual depending on yarn selection. It is designed to make the wearer stand out from the crowd. It is very detailed, so you can mark e...

This is a simple pattern for a shawl that requires the use of funky yarns. It is not meant to be a specific size and the gauge doe not matter.

This is a shawl that sits perfectly over the shoulders, so no pin or tie is required to hold it in place. Crocheters will be able to lengthen the garment to fit any size. It is a basic pattern that beginners can do. It requires knowledge of how to make a chain and a treble crochet.

This is a beginning knitter’s pattern. Very simple, but stylish, design that can be lengthened easily.