I wanted a cowl that fit snug all the way up my neck and then flared out at the bottom so it could tuck into my coat.
The Doodle-Stripe Scarf is a super-fun reversible scarf full of pom poms and color! Choose your two favorite colorways of Red Heart Pomp-a-Doodle yarn and one skein of Red Heart Soft to make it your own. If you want to make it longer for a teenager or adult, just grab 2 skeins of each of the Pomp-a-Doodle colorways. The Doodle-Stripe scarf will bring a smile everywhere it goes! Stay warm and playful.
The Half Hour Cowl looks like knitting, but it’s not made using knitting needles or any tools at all, you make it with your fingers.
My Fair Scarf, starring, elegant crochet & Red Heart yarn. Now that’s the start of a great cast of characters. This free crochet pattern using Red Heart’s new Super Saver Fair Isle yarn, which is made to create a Fair Isle pattern when knitted, and it also creates a great design when you crochet it in linen stitch. This pattern is simple to make and works up very quickly, yet produces a fun and vibrant result. Picture yourself in this lovely scarf with a Fair Isle pattern & crochet linen stitch!
Learn how to create the versatile Kimberly Wrap, a stylish and cozy addition to any outfit, perfect for showcasing variegated yarn.
This lacy knit cowl with bright spring colors can be worn hanging long, or wrapped around your neck to keep you nice and cozy.
The Broken Rib Scarf uses a stitch pattern that I’ve always loved: the broken rib stitch pattern. I also love mixing different textured yarns.
The Chrissy Neck Warmer is inspired by one of my knit and crochet combined patterns: the Ellen Turtle-neck-lace. I’ve had the Fiber Optics yarn for a few years and just couldn’t decide what to make with it. Then when I got these awesome beads from Bead Biz, I suddenly knew what to do! I’m quite happy with the finished result, and I’m sure you will be too!
