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. Requires 7 balls of Debbie Bliss Cashmerino Baby (enough extra to make the bigger sleeve size or add some width across the back) and tw...

The next generation of the Snooty Snood requires US #10, 10.5, and 13 circular needles (24”). Wear it proudly, but not too snootily!

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 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.

This lovely linen cardigan gets even softer and drapey-er after a spin through your washer and a tumble in your dryer! Gauge given is attained after washing and drying. Pattern includes diagram.

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 Louet 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 250-300 yards of any fingering, sport, DK, or worsted 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 hea...

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! Done in Three Irish Girls Spring Rainbow Mini-Set in Springvale Worsted. There are 60 yards each of nine different colors in each mini-set, and you will have some yarn left over.

I am actually quite allergic to cantaloupe, but maybe it is the very lure of the “forbidden fruit” that drew me to this particular color of the luscious, smooshy cotton Sprout yarn. Just one skein and a couple of hours yields this soft, fun scarf that’s a great way to punch up any summer outfit.

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 you...

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 ...

This is sold as a kit at the website. Plymouth distributes Indiecita yarn in the US.

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.

This scarf pattern is fun and easy. My daughter made it for herself in the cashmere in a smaller gauge, but the store model is in the Taiyo. This scarf can be made in lots of different yarns and I would recommend a needle that is compatible with the yarn, like the one recommended on the tag.

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.

From the Loops Website:

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.