This is a VERY easy pattern - even I can write it without a mistake!
you will need 1 or 2 balls of double knitting (worsted weight) - depending on how long you want it to be
Size 5mm needles.
cast on 22 sts.
Pattern:
row 1- k1p1
row 2-knit
repeat these 2 rows for as long as you would like the scarf to be
thats it! knit as long as you want. You can knit it as a scarf or join the ends for an infinity cowl.
you will need 1 or 2 balls of double knitting (worsted weight) - depending on how long you want it to be
Size 5mm needles.
cast on 22 sts.
Pattern:
row 1- k1p1
row 2-knit
repeat these 2 rows for as long as you would like the scarf to be
thats it! knit as long as you want. You can knit it as a scarf or join the ends for an infinity cowl.
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And yes, the scarf is revers able, you get a different pattern on each side
At present I'm half way through a Mac & Me pattern 'Babushka'in an Irish Moss Seed stitch pattern. I have some Sublime Alpaca Cashmerino yarn in a very pretty pale moss green which is working up nicely. I've already knitted one but still need to add the Ruffle, but this Pale Moss Green one will be without the Ruffle.Neither of them will probably be for me but rather as Christmas gifts for 2 of my YaYa Sister's but haven't decided as yet.
I will look forward to seeing what else you come up in the months. Until then thank you again for sharing.
Toodles & Happy Knitting.
Sandy
ms.sunflowers@shaw.ca
After seventy four years of enjoying this hobby I still find new ideas.
I would like to make a plea to some one who has contacts and can produce a "Guide for Knitting and all aspects of this very rewarding skill".
Particularly concerned about the heft of yarns. Perhaps after explaining that a very thin needle would be used to knit very fine yarn. A slightly larger needle will be best when using a heftier yarn.
I so wish I could be with everyone, so that I could explain, show and help. Sending congratulations to all who take the time to learn and I hope you will pass this knowledge along to the coming generations of your acquaintances. Fascinated with knitting and crocheting,
sincerely Aunt Polly Canada
I notice Richard said he doesn't even knit yet, and that is the clue here. Once Richard really gets into knitting he will find that as a group knitters are very generous and patient people. And a big part of the joy of knitting is passing the craft along to someone else who will come after you. That means lots of encouragement and kind help wherever you can give it. I so hope he contributes something again in the future - I'd like to think that he jumped into knitting and now has mellowed even just a tiny bit..We welcome you Richard...
Thankyou
Why not just leave it loose, a scarf. And if it gets caught, or someone tries to pull her by it, it will just slip off.