Yarn Garland Scarf
by Angela Roberge
by Angela Roberge
Finished Measurements:
Flat - 6.5" x 44"
Extended - 6.5" x 100"
Materials:
As this pattern extends to well past 100% of your knitted measurement, it takes (relatively speaking) very little yarn. I used 250 meters of dk weight yarn.
4.0mm knitting needles
tapestry needle
Gauge:
6 stitches = 1" in garter stitch
Gauge not critical for project
Pattern Notes:
Cast on using the Cable Cast On Method.
Directions:
CO 30 Stitches
Rows 1-10: Knit.
Row 11: (RS) Bind off 9 stitches, knit to end.
Row 12: (WS) Bind off 9 stitches, knit to end, cast on 9 stitches.
Row 13: (RS) Knit to end, cast on 9 stitches.
Rows 14 - 20: Knit.
Row 21: (RS) Knit 6 stitches, bind off 18 stitches, knit to end.
Row 22: (WS) Knit 6 stitches, cast on 18 stitches, knit to end.
Continue 22 row pattern repeat (ending on Row 20) until there is just enough yarn to bind off.
Finishing:
Weave in all ends and block if desired.
4 comments:
Your scarf is wonderful. I found it at ravelry and started knitting the same evening.
Thanks for the pattern!!!
Thanks very much for your comment in my blog!!
I finished my scarf yesterday evening. It was really fun to knit!
My way of casting on made holes. First I thought of placing beads in there, but now I think it looks good. Just like a little change in the pattern.
I love your scarf! Are the rows numbered correctly? I'm not sure what to do with rows 10-14.
Thanks--
Becky
Becky: Everything but Row 14 (previously labeled #12) was numbered correctly. I changed that one though, so you should have no problem now.
Thanks for letting me know.
~A
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