Want a pair? Let me know. I'll be happy to custom make one :)
This scarf finishes quickly on size 13 needles and is suitable for beginners, designed to work with a variety of worsted or bulky weight yarns. You need to be able to cast on, bind off, knit and work yarn over.
Finished size: 4-5 inches wide by (however long you like)
Materials:
1-2 balls or worsted weight yarn (i.e. Ribbon yarn) for a more lacy effect, a bulky
yarn for a warmer version.
1 pair size 12-13 needles
A crochet hook to weave in ends
Instructions:
Cast on 15 stitches, knit 3 rows in garter stitch
Begin pattern:
Row 1: knit 1 *yarn over 3 times, knit 1* across
Row 2: Knit 1 *drop yarn overs, knit 1* across (you are back to 15 stitches now)
Rows 3-4: knit across
Repeat rows 1-4 until you have nearly the desired length. Finish pattern on row 4. Knit 1 more row. Bind off the stitches loosely, weave in ends with a crochet hook or needle.
Add fringes, beads or tassels.
This is my latest creation, knitted on a 8 peg loom for consistency. This scarf will be the 2009 Christmas gift for my female coworkers (we have only4) (plus myself) that socialize somewhat in the geek department. Note, this is a shell beaded (real shells cut/drilled) scarf, made of a mohair blend yarn. All other scarves will be of the same yarn, again for consistency - you never favor a coworker regardless of their rank. Just different colors and different beads.
Hot stuff! This baby was alot of work, but worth it's while I think. It was inspired by the mexican salsa I make every month. Not that it's the worlds greatest, but the color of it is definately awesome.
Another one completed. 
Finished with a new set of knitting needles. Birch wood, sanded, waxed, sanded and waxed again. The rock these creatures sit on are made of wood.
I wish! No this is not one of my creations. I've yanked the images from a google image search, and plugged them here, so I wont forget. One of the photos was from a blogger and the other from an Italian designer named Paola Lenti.
This rare vintage specimen just got bought up on eBay by moi. It's much more like the german versions of knitting loom and rake looms. 
"a Bushel" of love.
Here are 1/2 of the cords for my new spool knitting project. I have 6 strands of light and 4 strands of dark...so far.
Here are my last 2 completed projects. First the dog scarf. Made with a (short) long loom and Patons Devine Deep Earth. Eyes are from glass the and nose is plastic.
Oh this one was a lot of fun to make, fast too. Using the Knifty Knitter yellow round loom and Lion Brand Ribbon Yarn, which gave it somewhat a Stained Glass look. Loomed was one flat panel by skipping every other peg to create this very loose and airy design.
