Step 5: Without turning or flipping your work, start a new row by adding a loop to each loop of the row.

Step 4: Continue across, adding a loop to each loop of the row until you get to the end.

For the “knit stitch” look be sure to pass it through the back of the loop on the row.

Step 3: Using the next loop (11th loop on the strand) pass it through the first loop on the row.

(If you need your piece to be narrower, use less loops, wider use more loops)

Step 2: Lay out the strand with 10 loops across.

Step 1: Create a tail by snipping the first three loops of the yarn.

Getting Started (Cast On) and Working First Row: IMPORTANT: Before you begin, I highly recommend checking out the video first, it will walk you through the entire project from start to finish.

2 Balls of Loop It from Red Heart (I used the “Tickled Pink and Purple” and “In The Pink”.

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And let me tell you…it is soft as a cloud! I’ve created a full video tutorial to walk you through step by step, from getting started, to working the “knit” stitch, to binding off, and finally seaming it together to create the cowl. The Fluffy Cupcake Cowl is a super easy project that will introduce you to making items with Loop It yarn…You can make it into a traditional scarf OR seam it together to create a cowl too. Do you Loop It? I recently had the opportunity to try this fun new yarn from Red Heart…So much fun! Loop It is a new yarn on the market that allows makers to use just their hands to create projects…no needles and hooks required!

Red heart loopy yarn scarf