SIMPLE KNITTED SCARF PATTERN
Yarn: 1 skein Lion Brand Yarn, Baby's First - Color: Sea Sprite
Needles: US 17 - 12.75mm and US 35 - 19.0mm
Notion: Tapestry Needle
1. Make a slip knot near the end of the yarn.
2. Cast on 15 stitches using the size US 17 knitting needle and knit 4 rows.
3. For the rest of the scarf use the size US 35 knitting needle, and knit each row until you reach near the end of the yarn. *Make sure you leave yourself enough yarn to knit 4 more rows with the smaller knitting needle.
4. Switch to the size US 17 knitting needle and knit 4 rows.
5. Cast off and weave in the ends of both sides of the scarf.
Please Note: For the color choice in the baby yarn you could use a dark color such as navy blue, black or brown for fall and wither.
Please try out this simple pattern and have fun with it!
Beautiful!! Thanks for sharing this at Domestic Superhero today!
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ReplyDeleteCute! I really like that color!
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Thanks so much for sharing this post at the Say G'day Saturday linky party. If only I could knit...
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Best wishes,
Natasha in Oz
Julie, I am a beginning knitter and right now I am all about scarves! I love this one! Great color and easy enough for me to try! Thanks! :)
ReplyDeleteHi Julie :) This is lovely! I've pinned and shared - a good pattern to save for when I am more confident with my knitting needles!! Rhondda
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What a beautiful color! I have really been into sage lately.
ReplyDeleteI happened to be looking at this just as I was watching a Knitting and Crochet program on TV and have just watched them do some knitting, I was feeling confident. Almost busted out my knitting needles to attempt. But I only have a very large pair and still can't even really hold them. Hehe. Soon.
Thanks for sharing at our Yarn Fanatic Party, and for continuing to share with us.
Alexandra
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#34: http://eyeloveknots.blogspot.com/2015/04/yarn-fanatic-linky-party-34.html
I found it to be a very 'bouncy' yarn, so it was easy on my hands and wrists - and I finished the bridal slippers in no time. Parsinneula
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