Standard scarf sizes

A crochet scarf size chart includes common scarf measurements for children and adults. BONUS! traditional methods for determining scarf sizes.

We all want to be that kind of knitter who can just pick up her needles and create something amazing without really having to think about it, but that's just not how knitting works. Knitting involves math, unless you're experienced enough to be able to just pull approximately the correct numbers off of the top of your head. Things get even more complicated when you factor different yarn weight categories into the mix. How are you supposed to know how many stitches to cast on for an infinity…

As knitting pattern designers, it is our responsibility to offer patterns in as many sizes as possible. This free women’s size chart is sized from 28-62” chest. Download it today!

HOW do you WEAR a SCARF?

In addition to being fabulous, feminine, and flattering, scarves are arguably the most versatile accessory of all time. They come in floral prints, lightweight fabrics, winter-ready flannels, infinity designs, and even blanket-sized patterns. Of these numerous scarf types, long scarves easily give you the most fashion freedom. But what look is best for you? This guide on How to Tie a Long Scarf can help! They’re long enough to be tied in any configuration, giving you a unique look every time…

It’s a Great Choice for Seasonal Colors, Too! Show off a beautiful collection of fat quarters in this wonderful quilt. It’s so beautiful in the fabrics chosen by the designer and it will be great in any other color palette, as well. Combine fat quarters from your stash or choose a bundle from a favorite …

Towel Sizes

What is a Shawl? Find out the differences between shawls, scarves, stoles and wraps with our comprehensive guide to Shawl vs Scarf.

Don't know about your area but here in VaBch/Norfolk Friday was July Sew Day. It wasn't just another sew day this one had a little spice. Our local PBS Station, WHRO, was filming and interviewing for a piece they are doing on the work Elaine and I do for and about QOV. It is apparently a new segment on events and people around our area that support our active military and veterans. To be chosen as the first story is quite an honor. We will post and link what we can when it becomes available…