I was just looking through my posts for the month and January and realized my projects have been kind of knit-centric lately, but I have just one more pattern to share that I think you will really enjoy.This one is perfect for spring. It's a light weight infinity scarf with an open, lacy stitch pattern. I really want to keep this one for myself, but I am (probably) going to be nice and gift it to my beautiful sister-in-law for her birthday.
This pattern is a little scary at first because you begin by wrapping yarn over your needle in one row and then dropping it off in the next. Once you get the hang of it, you'll see that the technique is nothing to be afraid of.
Materials
- 2 skeins of Araucania Ruca Solid Yarn (263 yd/241 m 100 g/3.52 oz) in color 103 or other DK or light-3 weight yarn
- Clover Takumi US size 5 knitting needles
- yarn needle
Gauge
21 sts = 4 inches
Finished Measurements
7 1/2 inches wide x 50 inches long
Directions
CO 38.
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Row 1 (RS): K all sts. Row 2 (WS): K all sts. Row 3: K7, [yo, k1, 2 yo, k1, 3 yo, k1, 2 yo, k1, yo, k6] 3 times, k1. Row 4: K7, [drop yo, k1, drop 2 yo, k1, drop 3 yo, k1, drop 2 yo, k1, drop yo, k6] 3 times, k1. Row 5-7: K all sts. |
Row 9: K2, [drop yo, k1, drop 2 yo, k1, drop 3 yo, k1, drop 2 yo, k1, drop yo, k6] 3 times, drop yo, k1, drop 2 yo, k1, drop 3 yo, k1, drop 2 yo, k1, drop yo, k2.
Row 10: K all sts.
Repeat Rows 1-10 until piece measures 50 inches. Bind off all sts leaving a long tail. Use the tail to join the ends of the scarf.
The scarf can be worn long with a single loop around your neck.
Or wrap it around twice for a loose cowl.
A printable version of my Unwind Infinity Scarf Pattern is available in my pattern shop. Happy knitting!
