The Loopy Ewe

These totes are all made exclusively for The Loopy Ewe. Store your projects, notions or yarn stash in these fun bags and enjoy Loopy in socks on the front of your bag. Each bag is made of durable...

These Made By cards are wonderful accessories to gifted projects. One set includes 6 cards with a different yarn photo on each card. Included on the back is space to write who it is for, who made it,...

The Alice Elizabeth Shawl, designed by Laura Linneman, is a triangle shawlette that you’ll love. This beautiful piece can be worn around your shoulders or around your neck. Size: 46" wingspan x...

This shawl is knit with 575 yards of fingering weight yarn. (Sample was knit with a skein of Wollmeise Pure). Needle size: US #5 (3.75 mm) in 32" or 40" circulars, or size required to get...

This is a fun pattern for self-striping yarn, as the stitches make the stripes move throughout the mitts and headband. Note: This pattern is a pdf and will be sent via email when we process your...

This pattern was part of out February Club Loopy and was designed exclusively for us by Debbie O'Neill of Nutty Creations. Size: 60" wide and 12" high at center Yarn: 350 yards of main...

Designed by Sarah Wilson (aka The Sexy Knitter), these fingerless mitts are stunning! If you love the look of argyle but are afraid of colorwork, these wristwarmers put a new twist on the classic...

Designed by Sheri Berger, the Cassarah offers options! Shown here as a scarf in fingering weight yarn, the lacy design can also be knit as a stole using worsted weight yarn and larger needles. To...

It's here, the A Little Jazz pattern, designed by Samantha Roshak! Is it a mini shawl? A scarf? Whatever you want to call it, the long half-moon shape and unique construction combine to create a...

We had this pattern made for our Spring 2010 Loopy Groupie Appreciation gift, but thought we'd make it available for everyone. Designed by Jeannie Cartmel, the Parallel Twist pattern has overlapping...

Designed by Wendy Johnson, this gorgeous pattern is one that looks best on solids and semi-solids, so that the pattern really pops. Knit toe up with charted instructions. Yarn: Fingering Weight,...

Watch the pillars swirl right up your leg - beautiful! (This is also one of those patterns where you can knit it top down and the pattern looks just fine, either way.) Model done in Wollmeise. Yarn...