Warm and Cozy Infinity Scarf
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Warm and Cozy HatKnit a warm and cozy infinity scarf with our free pattern!
You'll enjoy knitting and wearing this infinity scarf, as it is simple and elegant! This pattern is perfect for the advanced beginner or an intermediate knitter wanting something easy to work at in an evening.
I like how flexible this pattern is - you can make it as narrow or wide as you like, depending on your preference and what outfit you might be accessorizing it with.
The infinity scarf is also a wonderful handmade gift to give (or receive!) and the color options are endless. Your neck will love wearing this cozy knit concoction!
Skill level: Advanced beginner
Materials: 200 yards of chunky weight yarn.
Size 10 ½ 24 inch needles
Yarn needle
Stitch marker
Gauge: 3 stitches to the inch
Pattern:
Cast on loosely 130 sts, join into the round being careful not to twist, and place a marker.
Round 1: K in each stitch around, slip the marker when you come to it.
Round 2 &3: (P2, K1) repeat around.
Round 4 & 5: K in each stitch around, slipping the marker when you come to it.
Repeat rounds 2 -5 seven more times or more if you would like it wider, it will take more yarn .
Cast off very loosely. Weave in all ends and enjoy!
You'll enjoy knitting and wearing this infinity scarf, as it is simple and elegant! This pattern is perfect for the advanced beginner or an intermediate knitter wanting something easy to work at in an evening.
I like how flexible this pattern is - you can make it as narrow or wide as you like, depending on your preference and what outfit you might be accessorizing it with.
The infinity scarf is also a wonderful handmade gift to give (or receive!) and the color options are endless. Your neck will love wearing this cozy knit concoction!
Skill level: Advanced beginner
Materials: 200 yards of chunky weight yarn.
Size 10 ½ 24 inch needles
Yarn needle
Stitch marker
Gauge: 3 stitches to the inch
Pattern:
Cast on loosely 130 sts, join into the round being careful not to twist, and place a marker.
Round 1: K in each stitch around, slip the marker when you come to it.
Round 2 &3: (P2, K1) repeat around.
Round 4 & 5: K in each stitch around, slipping the marker when you come to it.
Repeat rounds 2 -5 seven more times or more if you would like it wider, it will take more yarn .
Cast off very loosely. Weave in all ends and enjoy!
