Collar and Cuffs Designed by Clella Gustin

Provo Craft Tools

• Knifty Knitter Long Loom (green)
• hook
• yarn needle

Other Supplies

• Sewing needle and thread to match
• 1 skein of Fun Fur by Lion Brand Yarn (color: Indigo)
• 1 skein of Wool-Ease by Lion Brand Yarn (color: Blue Heather or Denim [in the Pounder])

Step 1: Wrap the loom with the Wool-Ease yarn using 35 pegs. (I like to put the end peg in the middle of the knitting.)
Step 2: Wrap back and knit off.
Step 3: Change to the Fun Fur for the 3rd row. Change to the Wool-Ease on the 4th row.
Step 4: Continue changing yarn every other row, as follows: Row 5: Fun Fur Row 6: Wool-Ease Row 7: Fun Fur—add a stitch on each end of the knitting Row 8: Wool-Ease Row 9: Fun Fur Row 10: Wool-Ease Row 11: Fun Fur—add a stitch on each end of the knitting Row 12: Wool-Ease Row 13: Fun Fur Row 14: Wool-Ease Row 15: Fun Fur—add a stitch on each end of the knitting Row 16: Wool-Ease Row 17: Fun Fur
Step 5: Take the knitting off of the loom using a crochet hook and the Wool-Ease yarn. Do a single crochet in the first loop on the loom.
Step 6: Take the next loop off and single crochet through it. Then crochet through both of the loops. Keep this very loose.
Step 7: Stitch the knitted piece to the jacket using the sewing needle and regular sewing thread. Putting the purl side, or back side, of the knitting up makes more of the fur stick out.

Step 1: Using 20 pegs on the side of the loom, wrap the first 2 rows using the Wool-Ease yarn.

Step 2: Change to the Fun Fur for the 3rd row. Change yarn every other row.

Step 3: Finish the 11th row with the Fun Fur.

Step 4: Take the project off the loom with the crochet hook, just as you did with the collar.

Tip: It may be easier if you thread a yarn needle with a contrasting color of yarn and take the loops from the loom before you do the crocheting stitch.