The scarf looks exactly the same on both sides.

I made mine with Mountain Colors Perspective Twizzle yarn which is 85% Merino Wool and 15% silk which makes it a little pricey. If you want a yarn that is reasonably priced, Caron Simply Soft would work great for this cowl.

I wanted a bag that was made all in one piece and not sewn together so I came up with this design. If you want it bigger, you can just add more chains at the beginning. There is no multiple so you can chain as many as you like to get the size you want. The only thing that will change is the number of stitches that I list in the instructions and...

Gauge does not matter in this pattern. If you want to use a bulkier yarn, it will just be a bulkier scarf.

This pattern stretches so it is very easy to adjust by hook size to make a nice fit.

I made this pattern to be the official size of a football. 11” long with a 24” circumference.

I designed this scrap afghan so that I would not have to buy more yarn to finish it, sew pieces together, or weave in any tails except at the beginning and end. I give the chain multiple so it can be made to any size with any yarn. You can work on it and add to it whenever you have leftover yarn. It looks complicated but is very simple to make!...

This is a variation of a granny square. It can easily be made into a larger size.

This is a square motif that can be worked into a blanket. You can use any yarn of your choice. The rounds can be different colors or it can be worked all in one color or with variegated yarn. It would make a nice baby blanket.

If you use 9 different colors you will need 9 skeins of Red Heart Super Saver 7 oz skeins. The yardage listed reflects this design choice.