This is a pattern for a scrubbie with multiple uses! Use it for your face or for the dishes.

This scarf was made from mill ends yarn. I know it’s a dk weight but I don’t know how many yards I used to make this scarf. You can use ww yarn as well. I also made an infinity scarf with this pattern by simply seaming the ends together with a whip stitch!!

This pattern uses the same “braiding” technique as the Twisted Loops & Chains Headband with one small variance. One pair of boot cuffs can be worked up in two hours or so. My testers have rated this pattern’s difficulty advanced beginner-intermediate. There is a photo tutorial in this pattern and as always, if you have any questions/problem...

The Twisted Loops & Chains Headband can be made in adult small up to adult large by using different hook sizes. It can be worn as a headband or as an ear warmer (the way I like to wear it). You can choose to make it in just one color, self striping yarn or multiple colors. Although the headband may appear complicated, it is not. This patter...

The Dots or Dashes beanie is worked in the round from the top down. It can be made as a beanie or in a more slouchy fashion. I chose Deborah Norville Everyday Solids and used less than a skein of each color. This hat would look awesome in two, three or even four colors!

The Sweet Seeds Cowl will keep you warm and cozy all fall and winter long! This cowl is worked in the round on a size 15 circular needle using super bulky yarn. I chose Lion Brand Hometown and used roughly one and a half skeins. This cowl works up very quickly :).

The Cozy Crooked Cowl is done in the round on a circular needle. It fits anyone from a teenager to an adult and is very roomy around your neck. You can use any super bulky yarn that you like. It takes about one and a half skeins of the Hometown yarn. Enjoy!!

This sun hat is light and airy, perfect for your little one’s head. It can also done in cotton yarn, such as I Love This Cotton by Hobby Lobby.