A Mobius strip is a ring of paper that has only one side and one edge. Don't believe me? Try it out: 1. Cut a strip of paper. 2. Twist one end 180 degrees. 3. Tape the two ends together. 4. Grab a pen and draw a line down the middle of your Mobius strip without picking up your pen. Cool, isn't it? I got a ball of fern Bernat Softee Chunky yarn for Christmas a couple of years ago, and I had no idea what to do with it. I decided to go for a one-skein project--a Mobius cowl. All you need for…

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This easy take on a mobius scarf or infinity scarf is worked with a twist on purpose and is great to wear wrapped around your neck for tons of warmth.

The weather can be unpredictable. It can go from a warm day to a cool evening in a matter of a couple hours! A shawl is always a nice accessory to have on hand when the temperature shifts. Here are some great FREE patterns for crochet wraps! There’s at least one in here that will […]

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The Linen Stitch Mobius Cowl is a fashionable cowl and it works up quickly with just 1 ball of Willow Yarns Dappled. With a free pattern, designed by Jessie

These short scarves, similar to cowl necks are popular this year. I got the idea for the mobius scarf after seeing numerous scarves like these for $50-70 in the catalogs. The mobius cowl scarf, depending on the fiber used, can be knitted on size 13-35 needles. The needle size will also determine how many stitches you use. The first scarf shown was knitted on size 13 needles, 25 stitches per row. The yarn is Schulana Rodeo Mohair--very soft--available in five different colors at Mobius Cowl…

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