Similar to the Mermaid Bandana Cowl, this pattern has the awesome texture and beading, but as a triangle scarf.

I woke up one morning with this mermaid cowl idea and couldn’t stop until I had a fingering version, worsted weight version, and a chunky version! You can purchase each pattern individually, or all 3 together for the price of 2.

I woke up one morning with this mermaid cowl idea and couldn’t stop until I had a fingering version, worsted weight version, and a chunky version!

I woke up one morning with this mermaid cowl idea and couldn’t stop until I had a fingering version, worsted weight version, and a chunky version!

I woke up one morning with this mermaid cowl idea and couldn’t stop until I had a fingering version, worsted weight version, and a chunky version!

This fun, asymmetrical cowl is a great conversation starter! It is written in one size, but you can easily change sizing by using a smaller or larger hook, or continuing on the body pattern to the desired size.

This fun mermaid tail blanket incorporates using multiple strands of yarn in a rippling pattern.

This pattern is written for toddler and child sizes, but larger sizes can be made by adding chains.

This fun textured Mom Bun Beanie is worked from the band up. The band is worked flat, and then joined and the hat is finished in the round.

This pattern is for an adult sized scarf. Changing the amount of starting chains will help you make different sizes.

This fun shadow box throw is made with colour transitions and using the waffle stitch. It works up quick and makes a great gift.