Uptown Arm Warmers

The inspiration for this exceptionally delightful pair of arm warmers came during the Rex parade at Mardi Gras in New Orleans. Mardi Gras 2010 was the coldest Mardi Gras in recent memory and and we all froze our butts off. By the end of the parade, I was really wishing I had some sort of warmth, any kind of warmth, for my hands, that still allowed me to catch beads (because if you can't catch beads at Mardi Gras, then why bother?), and so the Uptown Arm Warmers were born. The name comes from the route the Rex parade takes through New Orleans.

This pattern is available for $5.00. It is worked with a G hook in a DK weight yarn.

Once the sale is complete, the pattern will be e-mailed in PDF form to the e-mail address you provide during the completion of your sale. You will need a PDF reading program in order to view the pattern.

This original design pattern is copyright 2010, Wendy C. Brown. Photographs copyright Christina Flores, 2010 and used with permission. All rights reserved. Reproducing or transmitting this pattern by any means for any purpose other than personal use constitutes a violation of copyright law. Finished product not to be used for resale or profit. Personal or charitable use only.

Eliza Kate Baby Blanket

A beautiful blanket designed for a beautiful girl who just couldn't wait to get out into the world, not even for just 7 more weeks. This pattern is available for $5.00. It is worked with a K hook in a worsted weight yarn.

Once the sale is complete, the pattern will be e-mailed in PDF form to the e-mail address you provide me with during the completion of your sale. You will need a PDF reading program in order to view the pattern.

This original design pattern is copyright 2009, Wendy C. Brown. All rights reserved. Reproducing or transmitting this pattern by any means for any purpose other than personal use constitutes a violation of copyright law. Finished product not to be used for resale or profit. Personal or charitable use only.

Romantic Evening Scarf

This light-weight cotton scarf is perfect for a casual or elegant fall or springtime evening out.

I'm selling the pattern to this scarf for $5. It is worked in a sport weight yarn with a size D hook. Click the image for a larger view. Once the sale is complete, the pattern will be e-mailed in PDF form to the e-mail address you provide me with during the completion of your sale. You will need a PDF reading program in order to view the pattern.

This original design pattern is copyright 2008, Wendy C. Brown. All rights reserved. Reproducing or transmitting this pattern by any means for any purpose other than personal use constitutes a violation of copyright law. Finished product not to be used for resale or profit. Personal or charitable use only.

Mobius Neck Cowl

I love, love, *love* this design! The subtlety of the wave texture, the simplicity of design, the boldness of color... I have a crush on this pattern. ;)

I'm selling the pattern to this cowl for $5. It is worked in a worsted weight yarn with a size H hook. Click the image for a larger view. Once the sale is complete, the pattern will be e-mailed in PDF form to the e-mail address you provide me with during the completion of your sale. You will need a PDF reading program in order to view the pattern.

This original design pattern is copyright 2008, Wendy C. Brown. All rights reserved. Reproducing or transmitting this pattern by any means for any purpose other than personal use constitutes a violation of copyright law. Finished product not to be used for resale or profit. Personal or charitable use only.

Blooming Lotus Scarf Pattern

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Originally uploaded by elizaday418

I'm selling the pattern to this lovely gem of a scarf for $5. It is worked in a bulky weight yarn with a size N hook. Click the image at the left for a larger view. Once the sale is complete, the pattern will be e-mailed in PDF form to the e-mail address you provide me with during the completion of your sale. You will need a PDF reading program in order to view the pattern.

This original design pattern is copyright 2008, Wendy C. Brown. All rights reserved. Reproducing or transmitting this pattern by any means for any purpose other than personal use constitutes a violation of copyright law. Finished product not to be used for resale or profit. Personal or charitable use only.

Super-fast Scarf

whoo! yay for first posts! for my inaugural post, i shall post a crochet pattern!

Super-fast Scarf



this scarf can be worked up in about 45 minutes, if you are so inclined/skilled.

for this scarf, you will need at least 4 ounces of worsted weight yarn in 2 different colors (for a total of 8 ounces) and a Q hook. i prefer boye hooks, but what you pick is up to you. for the sample scarf, i used red heart acrylic yarns in gray and cream.

Instructions!

Note: entire scarf is worked with 2 strands of yarn held together.

Chain 11

Row 1: starting in second ch. from hook, sc 1 in each ch to end. ch 1, turn.

Row 2: sc 1 in each sc to end. ch 1, turn.

Rows 3-100: rpt row 2 until scarf is desired length and tie off.

seriously. thats it. you may want to do some light blocking on the ends to keep the corners from turning up, but otherwise, you're done. :) simple, huh?

ps. all these images are belonging to me, so if you don't want me in ur bases killin ur d00ds, don't take my images. kthxbai!