whenever people find out that I can knit, they always ask me to make this kind of infinity scarf. This year I think I might print out this pattern & give it as a gift in a kit (and you can too) . . .
What You Need:
~ two skeins of worsted weight yarn held together or a bulky yarn (I used caron simply soft here)
~ size 13 24" circular needles
~ stitch marker.
-Cast on 120 stitches using your favorite Cast on method. Join in round, being careful not to twist. Place stitch marker at beginning of round.
1. * K1, p2 repeat from * to end of round
2. Knit to end of round.
Repeat rounds 1 & 2 until piece measures 8" from the beginning. Bind off using the k2tog bind off or loosely using a needle a size or two larger.
That's it !
That infinity scarf is so pretty! You always pick the best colors for things, and this is coming out just in time for Christmas knitting! Thanks for the great pattern. :)
ReplyDeleteI think handknit infinity scarves are so much better than store-bought ones. What a nice, icy winter blue and love how it's thick and wide to block out the cold.
ReplyDeleteIt's a really cute, simple cowl. I like it! Now, you have to do a tutorial for your hair-do! :) I'm so tired of pony-tails that I'm tempted to chop my hair all off. :P
ReplyDeleteIt’s what I call “pull your hair into a mess and then pin that sucker into place.” : ) Nothing to it really !
DeleteThis is a great holiday gift, quick and easy, and impressive to non-knitters.
ReplyDeleteI love your blog, you have such an artistic eye for everything.
Great scarf! Love it's simplicity and love the color you chose!
ReplyDeleteBulky yarns make the best cowls, beautiful work! I second the suggestion for a hair tutorial, it is very pretty.
ReplyDeleteIt's so easy! Just mess it up & pin. I'll see what I can do though. : )
DeleteSo cute! And I third the hair tutorial request! French braid and bun?
ReplyDeleteThanks! & no french braid, I just messed it up & pinned it. : )
Deletethat looks so cozy!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful, I love the color! It looks so cozy, no wonder you are asked to make it so much!
ReplyDeleteI'm still not a big knitter but you made this sound so easy that I think I could make this
Great tutorial! I love the color that you picked. And that hairstyle is so beautiful!
ReplyDeleteIt's so pretty!! And you're right, everyone loves a simple, yet stunning cowl.
ReplyDeleteGreat cowl and I'm lovin the hair also Erin! ;-)
ReplyDeletePretty yarn color and lovely cowl! That pattern is one of my favorite ones.
ReplyDeleteI love the pattern, can't wait to pick a color and make one. I love your hair also, I fourth a tutorial on how you mess and pin it :)
ReplyDeletewhat color did you use? I love it so much
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