Music and knitting are both forms of artistic expression, and this Musical Scarf combines both in a warm, comfy scarf. Completely reversible, the scarf features musical notations on both sides, with the colors on opposite sides inverted. A beautiful gradient combined with a contrasting solid color shows off the design nicely!

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Perfect for any dog lover, the Dogs in Boxes Scarf features dogs being dogs — playing, sitting, resting. Each box contains a different dog with alternating colors for emphasis. Double knit, the scarf is reversible, showing opposite colors on the back side. Instructions are included for the double knitting technique.

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Owls are usually solitary, but a group of them together is called a “parliament”. Wise and all-seeing, the cute owls on Parliament of Owls Scarf observe the world from their tree branches.

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I made these Pieces of Eight Mitts last December for myself, my mom, and my sister. With their unique construction, they’re so beautiful and fun to create!

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wanted a soft case for my iPad mini, and I have always loved celtic knots. Knitting lends itself quite well to create celtic knots with cables, so thus the Celtic Mini Tablet Case was born. It is a nice thick case that will protect against scratches. Solid colored yarns show off the celtic pattern quite nicely.

This case is designed for an iPad mini, with a finished size of 6” by 8.5” (15.24 cm by 21.6 cm). It should accommodate smaller tablets with a bit of extra space inside and slightly larger tablets with some stretch.

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“Flow State” or being “in the zone” describes a person being completely absorbed in what they are doing. This often leads to higher productivity and greater enjoyment of the task. Flow state is exactly how I feel about knitting. When I really get into a rhythm, the stitches just flow. It is almost a form of meditation, which helps me relax and reduce stress.

I named this scarf “Flow State”, not only to represent this form of concentration when knitting, but also to represent the flow of a river. The curves flow along the length of the scarf just as a river flows around its banks. The scarf is thick and squishy, perfect for cold weather days. The ribbed pattern is also reversible.

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Fractals have always fascinated me. They are a beautiful combination of mathematics and art. At its most basic level, a fractal is a pattern that looks similar at every level of magnification. The Dragon Curve Fractal is the fractal featured in the chapter headings for Jurassic Park by Michael Crichton.

I designed this scarf to show off the lacy design of the Dragon Curve Fractal. It is a medium weight, double knit scarf that features the fractal repeated all along the length of the scarf. Contrasting yarns show off the design, especially if one of the yarns is a variegated yarn. The length of the scarf is customizable, depending on how many repeats of the charts are worked.

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My favorite creature in the online game Guild Wars 2 is the Quaggan. They are so adorable, and I love it when they sing or do just about anything. This plushie was inspired by the Quaggan. He is a great companion for anything from hanging […]