I used one ball of Vanna’s Choice (170 yards of any WW is fine)

Alternate yarn: Same as the Snuggly Scarf Pattern, but went down to a K hook and used three skeins of the Noro Kureyon.

Perfect for every tree-hugging, peace-loving hippie chick at heart. Inspired by a vintage pattern that I redesigned, made with the amazing Knit Picks Chroma worsted weight yarn. No matter which colorway you choose, no one shawl look the same, which makes them each unique and one of a kind. The colorway used for mine was Pegasus. Great pattern f...

I used four skeins of solid and 1 1/2 skeins of the hand dyes.

Easy to make, uses less than one skein of yarn-can be done in a few hours. Machine wash, lay flat to dry.

This is the replacement for my other pattern-no seams this time and easier sizing.

This is basically 4 patterns in one with clear instructions for making it to be worn up, as a cowl, as a looser cowl with instructions for bulky weight (yarn standard 5) and worsted weight (yarn standard 4). Make it in a cotton blend for cool offices in Spring/Summer with Cotton Ease. Perfect for beginners and easily adaptable to any yarn that ...

Easy to do, uses scraps of Boucle-only about 2.5 ounces needed total.

Can be made with any WW cotton yarn. Patterns has all details for sizing.

Made in Knit Picks Imagination Yarn. This is a fingering weight yarn (merino wool, superfine baby alpaca and nylon) Final measurements were 64” x 5 1/2” after blocking. This is now part of the Knit Picks IDP programs and can be also purchased there from the link above.

Easy to make using any bulky weight yarn (Homespun would work great also)(or two strands worsted weight yarn held together)-can make up to a size 3 XL.

You’ll only need about 1.5 ounces of yarn for a pair.

Spiral tape measure cozy - Dec 29

All sizes covered in pattern

Instructions for using worsted and a larger hook. My F hook is a 4 mm, but Rav has 4 mm listed as a G. Gauge isn’t important.

My mom hated how the standard size dishcloths stretched so much when wet, so I made this one that wasn’t too big, wasn’t too small, not too open weave, etc. Used about an ounce of worsted weight kitchen cotton.

Also included in the download are instructions to make it with Lambs Pride Bulky Wool/Mohair yarn. The bottom picture shows it made with Kiwi and Rose.

Pattern uses two strands of worsted weight yarn held together.