This fun and easy shawl is a Loops original which you’ll love with either fingering or DK yarn.

This Loops original requires only two skeins of Malabrigo Rios.

Originally debuted in the August 2019 LoopsClub kit, this crocheted cowl is perfect to show off your favorite solid or tonal fingering yarn.

Originally debuted in the August 2018 LoopsClub kit, this crocheted cowl is perfect to show off your favorite solid or tonal fingering yarn.

A super simple shawl gets a big lift when knit with two luxurious yarns! The light-as-a-feather stockinette shawl is knit on size US 4 (3.5mm) needles and has ribbed edgings to prevent rolling. After blocking, the shawl measures a generous 14in (36cm) wide x 72in (185cm) long.

Jana’s Scarf is a perfect project for the newbie knitter and a favorite for experienced knitters too! The simple garter stitch provides a lovely texture to Knit Stars’ exclusive Loops Luxe Chunky yarn.

This effortless cowl will make a huge style impact with just a few simple crochet stitches and some well-placed fringe.

Whether you knit or crochet, you’ve got a sure winner with our Starry Starry Scarf! Shelley created the knit version, and Sherri Torrez jumped on creating the crochet version. Both versions work up quickly--perfect for those last-minute gifts!

This cowl has received rave reviews from customers as well as our own Loops Troops! The simplicity of the design and soft texture of the cowl make it one scrumptious knit.

Make this cowl in an evening or two and wear it with anything from a black leather coat to a denim jacket. The hand-dyed Prism colorways have so much depth and dimension, and the Plume yarn is soooo soft, everyone will swear this faux is the real deal! Requires 2 skeins Plume, 1 skein Merino 12, and US #10, 24” circular needles.

A sexy, swingy, wear-with-anything top, named in honor of the books that have - gasp - taken the western hemisphere by storm. And also in honor of what seems like 50 shades of color in every single skein of this luscious, saturated, no-holds-barred linen. If you’ve read the Fifty Shades series, you’ll know what I mean when I say, “Oh my!”

Have you ever been stuck in a freezing airplane cabin without a blanket? Wear the Mile High onboard that flight and you’ll always have a “shlanket” ready to wear! Cozy, squishy brioche stitch is even better in Knit Stars’ exclusive Cool Beans Worsted. This is brioche, simplified.

This easy baby blanket is great for beginners and advanced knitters alike. Simple combinations of knit and purl stitches make it a fun, satisfying knit. Add the optional crochet trim in a contrast color if you like - it’s optional - as is the addition of a duplicate-stitch heart in the middle. Alternatively, you can add the baby’s first initial...

Lots of new knitters are afraid to knit with 2 yarns at a time,

Stressed out about knitting a gift on a deadline? Let your cares melt away – the Xanax Cowl is here! A super-easy pattern of knit and purl stitches works up lightning fast on size #17 US needles. No need to seam or sew anything – just overlap the ends however you like and attach with Jul pedestal buttons!

This lovely linen masterpiece from Loops Club July 2015 was designed by our very own LoopsTroop, Terrie Fadem. You will need one skein of LoftyFiber Euroflax Sport Weight yarn to knit up your new go-to cowl! There are two versions of the pattern: a long and skinny loop, or a short but tall cowl!

Named for Shelley’s favorite seaside escape spot, this scarf/cowl shows off lovely, subtle color changes!

This amazing linen stitch scarf from August 2015 Loops Club was designed by Barry Klein with modifications added by Shelley L Brander. You will need three colors of worsted weight yarn to make this lovely linen stitch scarf and its fringe!

Just one skein of ONline Arona silky soft tape yarn or Lang Sol Degrade is transformed into a gorgeous seaside scarf with our Loops Original Pattern!

This supersoft, textural scarf can be worn long and dramatic, or knotted into an infinity cowl. Ultra-easy pattern has two options – skinnier or wider!

Fake a Fade is a signature pattern here at Knit Stars! Holding 2 colors of fingering weight yarn together and marling them in the middle “fakes a fade”. One skein each of two colors is all you need!

This super-simple free pattern is perfect for beginners, or advanced knitters looking for a relaxing project.

These cute slouchy hats knit up quickly and are perfect for anyone on your knit list.

A fun and unique scarf that will take only hours to whip up using your favorite bulky yarn!

This is a fun, beginner-friendly pattern which shows off the color-changing beauty of Spincycle Dyed in the Wool yarn. We recommend Spincycle Wilder or LolaBean Cool Beans Sport as the main color - choose your own colors or grab a curated kit from Knit Stars here.

This is one of those patterns you can knit over and over again! This simple, speedy shawl pattern suitable for beginners and beyond. With Knit Stars’ own Loops Luxe Chunky yarn, you’ll need three skeins of your main color and one skein of contrast.

We love a poncho that we can toss on and go! Deux Verres by Shelley Brander is a simple rectangle that is seamed and can be styled a number of ways--you just might need more than one of these!

About the pattern: On a recent trip to Paris, I was struck by the fact that all of the Parisian women seemed to be wearing scarves, and all styled the same way - looped once, then tied in front. I wanted a simple scarf that could be styled in this manner.

“A rising tide lifts all boats.” This is what Knit Stars is all about! Collaboration, inspiration and learning designed to lift everyone up and Knit the World together“TM

This super fun one-piece triangular shawl is a one skein wonder! With its flow-ey fringe and wearable shape this will soon become a go-to garment in your collection.

The dropstitch is one of my all-time favorites. It makes for an incredibly quick knit, and provides an open, drapey fabric - perfect for spring and summer in Oklahoma! I call this Pippi because it looks like a long body stocking until you put it on. Two versions are provided, wider with more fringe, and taller for more neck coverage.

This summertime slipover is quick and easy to knit on size 10 (6mm) needles! And the drape and sheen of the silk lets it go from casual to classy in a flash.

The Loopsters have spoken!

Up until now, this was an exclusive pattern for the very first month of LoopsClub Beta members. You can now knit this fabulous shawl for yourself! Its triangular stockinette design sparkles with your favorite beaded or sequined mini skein!

If you’re a fan of Loops Original patterns, then you’ve probably heard of the Effin’ Scarf, Loops’ top selling knitting pattern. An easy pattern loved by new and experienced knitters alike.

This Loops Original pattern by Terrie Fadem features her signature easy, simple knitting with creative construction that yields a swingy, effortless, chic garment.

This scarf is extremely simple to make! And I love how it uses the yarn economically - almost no leftovers.

Snuggle up in this lovely cowl that you can make with your choice of any of the yarns listed above, or any bulky (#5) squishy soft yarn!

Keep your cool as you knit this lovely cowl in 4 coordinating or contrasting colors of your favorite DK weight yarn! We recommend The Fibre Co. Acadia, available from Knit Stars here.

This project works up quickly in one of the listed beautiful bulky cotton yarns!

A lovely, drapey vest that flatters any body type!

A great one-skein project using the beautiful cotton/linen blend Juniper Moon Farms Zooey!

A fun pattern that would be great for a new crocheter!

Two versions of this lovely wrap are included in one pattern.

Make this elegant wrap with the lovely Classic Elite Firefly or use the Plus Size version (also included) with fingering weight yarn to make an equally classy new addition to your wardrobe!

Wrap yourself in a silky, light layer of warmth with this stylish, easy to knit wrap. Requires about 600 yards of Alchemy Sparky silk yarn and size 4-6 US needles, depending on your gauge.

For an updated version of the Second Glass Scarf, we recommend Loops Luxe Chunky, 3-4 skeins to make your desired size.

Use one skein of your favorite sport weight held double, and another skein full of shine and sparkles to bring the bling with this lovely cowl!

Knit this luscious bulky infinity scarf out of the lovely cotton Classic Elite Sprout or any #5 bulky that you prefer!

Grab this pattern FREE until January 28, 2015!

We’re pleased to introduce our newest original design by our fabulous Loops Trooper, Gina, featuring the fabulous Quince & Company Kestrel!

Loops customers are always looking for the same things in a baby blanket: Easy, soft, and FAST! This beginner blanket fits the bill! A simple garter stitch blanket in alternating stripes makes it a timeless and useful project!

This beginner cowl, made in one day with washable, all-season Boston Sun cotton-blend yarn, achieves its Ombré effect with minimal effort and maximum impact!

Use size 7 or 8 needles or size to obtain gauge.

You will need circular 24” or 32” needles in both sizes as well as 10” dpns.

A Loops original by Kathleen Butters.

This is a bonus, two patterns-in-one set.

A Loops original by Sherri Torrez. Requires 2 skeins each of two colors of Schachenmayr original Boston and crochet hook size “K”.

A Loops Original My Mountain pattern by Christie Forbes.

A Loops Original My Mountain pattern by Gina Rubio-White.

A free, Loops Original My Mountain pattern by Terrie Fadem.

A Loops original by Kathleen Butters. Requires 1 skein each of Cascade Highland Duo in Creme, Black and Red and size #9 24-inch circular needle.

Mae Crochet Cowl requires 150 yards of any worsted weight yarn and one skein of Tahki Cristallo yarn.

The Lizzy Cowl is an easy, versatile 1-row pattern that showcases the brioche stitch. It can be worn as a generous, airy cowl or as a poncho. Requires 327 yards of chunky-weight yarn, such as Classic Elite Sprout (3 skeins), or 450-500 yards of worsted-weight yarn. Size #15 24” circulars for chunky version, of #10.5 24” circulars for worsted ve...

A Loops Original Pattern by Gina Hills. Requires 3 skeins of Rowan Big Wool or Cascade Lana Grande - 2 skeins main color and 1 skein contrasting color. Also requires US #15 DPN OR #15 32”-40” circular if using magic loop method. Add five 5/8” jingle bells for extra holiday spirit!

The crocheted fingerless mitts take just one skein each of silky Mirasol Nuna yarn and a size D/3 hook. A great little pair of hand-warmers that works up quickly for intermediate crocheters. Mix and match colors for the simple stripes that make them especially cute – for yourself or as a special crocheted gift

A generously sized felted tote bag that’s a perfect knitting bag, market bag, whatever bag! Using the thick-and-thin, 100% wool Jewel Hand Paints yarn, together with Little Flowers, produces a thick, slightly textured bag when felted. A very easy pattern that makes a great first felting project. We used 2 skeins each of 2 colors Jewel, 1 skein ...

Wrap yourself in a silky, light layer of warmth with this stylish, asymmetric pocket cardigan. The simple stockinette stitch is perfect for beginners or more advanced knitters looking for an easy, meditative knit. Creative finishing forms a unique wrap that you’ll wear and wear and wear! Requires 6 skeins Mirasol Nuna and size 6-8 US needles, d...

The perfect blanket for the posh baby or toddler. This little blankie is the perfect size for a stroller or carseat and is reminiscent of iconic Italian design house Missoni with its easy, fun chevron pattern.

The Osage Cowl is a long loop that is worked on large needles, making it a quick knit that will work up just in time for cooler weather. The Osage Cowl can be double wrapped as shown or worn as a longer loop, giving you lots of options to show off this easy and quick to knit cowl.

This Loops Original by Crochet with Sherri Lee is an easy crochet pattern for the advanced beginner. Looks great as a swimsuit coverup and also as a generous shawl! Requires 392 yards worsted weight Berroco Captiva and size H crochet hook.

Perfect for strolling the streets of Palermo, Italy…this uber-comfortable long-line vest looks great layered over a T and leggings, jeans, or a flowing long skirt. Requires 8 skeins of Berroco Captiva (784 yards worsted weight), with sizes 9 and 11 24” circular needles.

A fast and pretty cowl that’s perfect for the honeymoon, or to make you feel like a bride any time! A simple combination of yarnovers and drop-stitches make the most of a beautiful ribbon or chainette yarn. A chunky or bulky wool would also work great for a winter honeymoon!

Uses 2 skeins Louisa Harding Mulberry Silk (DK weight, 100% silk, 136 yards each) plus 1 skein Mulberry Hand Beaded (100% silk, 71 yards). Size 9 straight or circular needles. Three simple lace stitches make this a fun and satisfying knit.

This Loops Original pattern by Gina Hills is so wearable over everything from jeans to shorts to skirts. You’ll need 330 (396, 462) yards of chunky-gauge cotton tape for sizes S (32-34” bust), M (36-38) or L (40-44), plus #17 needles (straight or circular). Fun and fast to make!

Go ahead, order the marinara sauce…if you spill, you can always wash and dry this adorable linen skirt! In fact, it grows softer and sexier with each tumble in the washer and dryer. Requires 4 skeins of sportweight linen (270 yards each), size #4 – 32” and #7 – 32” or 40” circular needles, plus 3/4” non-roll elastic for waistband. A Loops Origi...

Mrs. Darcy’s Fingerless Gloves is an intermediate crochet pattern. The gloves are worked in the round with no turning. Please note Row 12 instruction changes for Right Glove and Left Glove.

A cardi for the honeymoon that we all feel when we’re first learning to knit. A great step-up project from scarves, it’s really just one big scarf with holes for the sleeves, and almost no finishing. Uses US 8 32” circular needles (or size needed to obtain gauge), one stitch marker, and a darning needle.

The softest hug ever! The Snooty Cape pattern by Gina Hills works up quickly on size 13 (9mm) needles, switching to size 10 & 10.5 (6-6.5mm) needles for the ribbed neckline. Since you are knitting the circumference flat, it’s easy to adjust the sizing to achieve your custom hug.

Who says crochet can’t be stretchy? A super-simple crochet technique yields a fabric that rivals any knitted ribbing. Hat fits a 20-24” head, and scarf measures 8” x 68”.

Get the ruffled look with minimum effort and no short rows! Requires US #8, 32” circular needles (lace tips are very helpful on the purl rows.)

This new Loops Original is superfast and supersoft! Uses just 2-3 skeins Twinkle Baby Chunky and size US #11 24” or 32” circular needles. Worked from the top down.

The embroidered flowers can be from stash yarn.

Make a sock monkey hat for all the members of the family in no time using two strands of Berroco Comfort Chunky and size N and J crochet hooks.

Just one skein and the simplest cable stitch produce a super-luxe cowl when you use Twinkle Baby Chunky or any soft, single-ply super-bulky yarn. A great first cable project you can make on straight #13 needles!

Rake in the compliments when you wear this unique cowl knit using two skeins each of Malabrigo Worsted and Cascade Ultra Pima. Knit on US 5-7 needles.

Gauge is not critical in this super-fast, super-easy, super-stylish project knit on US 10.5, 24” circular needles.

Minimal seaming makes this the perfect quick fall knit. Uses US 5-7, 24” circular needles.

Perfect for chilly fall days (or chilly offices!), Cape Boss knits up fast on US 13-15 circular needles.

Feel like a princess every time you wear this beautiful scarf in a luscious silk and merino wool blend. Works up super-quick and has the look of knit with the ease of Broomstick Lace crochet.

Requires 3 skeins Trendsetter Bohemia (65 yards/skein) and 1 skein Cascade Ultra Pima (220 yards,) US #13 straight or circular needles, and US #11, 32” circular needles.

The Tumble Cardi is a perennial Loops favorite for linen. Almost every Loops Trooper has made one, and it looks terrific on every body type!

A wonderful little shawl for any sport weight linen or linen blend. Uses US #10 and #10.5 circular needles, 32”-40”.

In partnership with Knitting with Nancy of Naples, FL, we present this two-skein beauty. Just two skeins of Euroflax Linen (about 540 yards), easy knitting and genius no-seam construction yields an on-trend vest you’ll wear year-round!

This is the perfect scarf for every season. Can be worked up with any fingering, sport, DK, worsted, or chunky yarn with drape. The pattern calls for a US #13 needle, but you may want to use a #15 or #17 needle to cast on and bind off.

So simple, and yet so glamorous. Knit Twister in Berroco Linsey for the spring and summer or in Cascade Epiphany for fall and winter. Whatever the season, this will become one of your favorite “go-to” pieces.

This unique hat shields your face and ears from the sun while allowing you to keep your hair up - a must-have feature as the days start getting warmer.

Look 10 pounds lighter as soon as you slip on the Cappi Tunic! Knit in worsted yarn on size 8 and 10, 24” needles, you’ll be wearing it in no time.

An adorable crocheted hat and booties set for that special little girl. You can use any fingering-weight yarn for the 3-6 month size, or a slightly larger yarn for a slightly larger size.

A slightly-heavier version of our “Just a Sek” pattern, “The King and I” works up fast using fingering-weight Noro King and chunky-weight Louisa Harding Rosetti on size #15, 16” circular needles. You may substitute any chunky-weight yarn or ribbon for the Rosetti.

“Ruche Hour” is a fun, quick little cowl you can make out of any lace and DK weight yarns. Knit on US #5, 24” circular needles.

A fun, quick knit with a cute little placket. Requires 2, 1” buttons.

Here’s a fun and fashionable little crocheted headband. It’s called “Two Cute” because you can wear it two ways - just snap off the bow and change it out for the flower, or vice versa! One skein of Madelinetosh DK will easily make two headbands. You’ll also need a 1” - 1 1/4” button for fastening the headband.

A great, drapey addition to your fall wardrobe!

The gauge given is obtained after blocking. Pattern also requires 3 1” buttons. There are no buttonholes, so this cowl changes to fit your mood - you can even wear it as a shawlette!

A fun, easy, top-down hoodie! Requires US #10.5 24”, #10.5, 36” and #10.5 double-pointed needles. Note: The dolman sleeves add to finished bust size; if in doubt, make your usual size.

These cute little Uggies take just one skein of Debbie Bliss Baby Cashmerino, and less than one skein of Plymouth Heaven.

A perfect first lace project! Uses 24” circular needles.

Ooh la la!

Works up quickly on US #10.5, 24” needles. Choose two warm and two cool colors for the best effect (1 skein each of Berroco Comfort Chunky.)

Perfect for a last-minute baby shower gift, this adorable blankie - which converts to a pillow! - works up super-quick on US #10, 24” needles. Uses four skeins of Classic Elite Sprout. Add a fifth skein in a contrasting color for the pocket if desired.

This simple slip-stitch pattern yields spectacular results! The Tigger Scarf would be perfect for a worsted mini-skein set, or for a few favorite full sized worsted skeins!

One size fits sizes approximately 2T - 6. As chest size changes pretty slowly as a child grows, the pattern will fit a multitude of sizes as written.

Cantaloop is a great pattern for first-time lace knitters and experienced knitters looking for stylish, instant gratification. Choose 2 balls of Liberty yarn and grab your US #15 needles and you’re ready to go!

Our customers loved the Something Shawl when we debuted it on our Hot Loops wall in the fall of 2009. But there was a problem: the Something Shawl is a crochet project, and many of our customers are more comfortable knitting a project this size. And so, the Something Else Shawl was born. Like the Something Shawl, the shaping helps it stay on yo...

Tell them, “Just a second, I’m working on my scarf!”

This casual butterfly silhouette looks best in a drapey yarn with some bamboo or silk content. The Cascade Ultra Pima, while 100% cotton, behaves surprisingly like silk.

Looking for something sweet and stylish for warm summer days? The Honey Cowl is just the thing! Buzz into this simple cowl that is offered in two lengths and widths (a shorter, wider piece or a longer, more narrow option that can be worn simply or doubled to show off the colors and textures) and with a variety of stitch patterns. It is a simple...

Available as a Sock Kit exclusively from loopsknitting.com in various exclusive colors of Tempted Handpainted Yarns.

This cute cardi was seen at my favorite high end boutique for the stunning price of $385. Of course, I had to have it! So, I made it. Now you can too.

This is an oversized, sheer tee meant to be worn over a cami. Cool and breezy.

A great second project for the beginning crocheter but still interesting enough for more advanced “hookers.” The Be Sweet Bambino yarn is wonderfully soft and drapey. This wrap would be perfect for a cool spring evening out or as a swimsuit cover-up. A must-have for every wardrobe!

This sassy skirt is knit in the round from the waist down and provides instructions for 3 different ruffle finishes and 3 yarn options.

Mistake Ribbing is a favorite stitch pattern - it won’t curl and works for a variety of projects. But, a one row repeat is even better! This version is so easy to memorize, you can have a glass of wine while you knit it!

This pattern works great in a variety of yarns, from fingering to chunky weight. Simply use the needle size indicated on the yarn to customize a Bono Kimono all your own.

The button Box Vest is more than just a vest. You can wear it as a tank as well.

Other materials include a set of leather handles, stitch markers, and four small buttons.

This is a simple, hip pullover that looks great on everyone. A great simple first garment, it is worked side to side - and the front and back are exactly the same. The soft merino wool with a 10% poly core gives it luxury and loft.

This is a quick and easy knit.

Wrap your baby up in some handmade love!

A Loops Original. A fast, fun pattern that uses a variety of left over feltable yarns in approximately the same weight.

Loops Original

Super easy, super quick and super luxurious gift. Crochet hook is used to attach the fringe.

From Loopsknitting.com: This simple cashmere-blend wrap can be worn three ways. Button the top button for an asymmetrical stole look. Button the middle for a classic wrap. Button the bottom button if you just want to show off all your buttons.

I saw cowl like this from my favorite designer at the price of $750. I just had to have it but at a fraction of the price.

This is the winter version of the popular “385” cardi inspired by a couture creation costing hundreds more.