Loop Scarf
You'll wonder how you ever got along without this beautiful cognac-colored knit infinity scarf pattern. The Loop Scarf is a gorgeous shade of warm brown, perfect for layering over t-shirts, dresses, sweaters, and more. This wardrobe essential is the perfect finishing touch to whatever you're wearing and looks great dressed up or down. Take on the day with style and confidence in the beautiful Loop Scarf.
Knitting Needle Size9 or 5.5 mm, 10 or 6 mm, Circular Knitting Needles
Yarn Weight(3) Light/DK (21-24 stitches to 4 inches)
Materials:
- Yarn: R FILATURA DI CROSA Zara, cognac nr 455: 300 g
- Needles: 5.5 mm [US 9] and 6 mm [US 10] long (80 cm) circular ndls, or size needed to obtain correct gauge.
Size:
90-100 x 35 cm [35-3/8 - 39-3/8 x13.75”]
Gauge:
17 sts x 24 rows = 10 x 10 cm in pattern on larger ndls
SCARF
Row 1: K.
Row 2: P 1, k 1, repeat across row. Repeat these 2 rows.
Dec tips: Sl 1 k st and 1 p st, k 1, pass the slipped sts over. This decs 2 sts. Do this on Row 1 of Pattern. CO 172 sts on larger ndls. Join and pl a marker at the join. Knit in Pattern until piece measures 10 cm.
Dec 1: k 1, dec 2 sts (see dec tips) * k 41, dec 2 sts *, repeat from *–* 2 times, k to end of row = 166 sts. Continue until piece measures 14 cm.
Dec 2: K 3, dec 2 sts, k 29, dec 2 sts, k 11, dec 2 sts, k 29, dec 2 sts, k to end of row = 158 sts.
Change to smaller ndls and knit until piece measures 18.5 cm.
Turn work with wrong side out and continue in Pattern, so that k is over p and p is over k.
Continue until piece measures 35 cm, bind off.
Fold piece in half where it was turned.
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CCUK 2272297
Oct 19, 2017
I believe there are other illustrations on the Internet but it does help for some of us to see a few details. I will leave this pattern until I have more experience.
rainfairy63 802749 3
Jan 08, 2017
I don't see a pattern, either. R 1 - R2 - "repeat these 2 rows" - once? twice? inches? Then Dec tips - and apparently 3 ways to decrease? Where? When? If this is in the round, why would you decrease? Nope - do NOT believe this page or pattern is a "scam" - but truly - I sure don't see a pattern.
3cats2love
Jan 11, 2017
Well, the pattern actually begins where it says CO 172. That is not clear the way it is written. Visualize the scarf as starting out wide at the bottom, then gradually being narrowed towards the top. Where is says "continue in Pattern" that is where you use the Row 1 and Row 2 instructions, and keep repeating those 2 rows for the length in that section. Hope this helps.
Lisa
Sep 17, 2018
The format of this pattern is rubbish and confusing It should be written like this CO sts on larger ndls Join and pl a marker at the join Row K Row P k repeat across row Repeat these rows Knit in Pattern until piece measures cm Dec tips Sl k st and p st k pass the slipped sts over This decs sts Do this on Row of Pattern Dec k dec sts see dec tips k dec sts repeat from times k to end of row sts Continue until piece measures cm Dec K dec sts k dec sts k dec sts k dec sts k to end of row sts Change to smaller ndls and knit until piece measures cm Turn work with wrong side out and continue in Pattern so that k is over p and p is over k Continue until piece measures cm bind off Fold…Read More piece in half where it was turned
The Designing Peng uin
May 02, 2016
I like this scarf - it is added to the to knit list - it might be easier to follow this pattern if it were laid out better - the pattern instructions run into the directions for actually knitting the scarf so that it seems as if the directions are missing bits until one sits down and studies it all slowly and carefully
benebrad 2740634
Jul 06, 2016
pattern is hard to read
KathrynAllison
Jul 07, 2016
Hello benebrad 2740634! Thank you for your comment. We have adjusted the layout of the pattern, so hopefully it is easier to read now. Hope this helps! -Editors of AllFreeKnitting
KathrynAllison
Jul 07, 2016
Hello The Designing Penguin! Thank you for your comment. We have adjusted the layout of the pattern, so hopefully it is easier to read now. Hope this helps! -Editors of AllFreeKnitting
The Designing Peng uin
Aug 08, 2016
Oh but I am happy to read this I reopened the pattern today as I found the yarn for it and could not understand why I found it difficult to follow when first I read it -- thank you for making it easier and thank you for explaining my confusion LOL
Robynmarytaylor 80 25454
May 03, 2014
How many stitches do you cast on for the loop scarf. Am I missing something
BHerb
Jan 31, 2014
Hi all, This project is linked to the free eBook The Best of the East Fashion Show & Marketplace Favorite. Please enjoy! - editors of AllFreeKnitting
rw48 5241847
Jan 31, 2014
Is this a scam? I'm thinking it is, no matter what I do, there is NO PATTERN
Lisa
Jul 27, 2014
its not a scam-many people are able to obtain many wonderful patterns from this site-if you are not able to, the issue is on your end and you should keep your rude and accusatory comments to yourself.
The Designing Peng uin
Aug 08, 2016
I have to say that this comment really bothers me the AFK sites are anything but a scam and I see no reason for any subscriber to make objectionable comments about tech problems. All one has to do is ask for help when there is a problem and help is there. When others have no problem opening the link it is all too likely that the problem lies with your computer and you have to try again, watching for the mistake or the problem, or should get help. Insulting the editors and techs involved is not the best option at all
LeisaF37WA 7158434
Jan 30, 2014
I am very frustrated that I am not able to open this pattern. No matter what I did it would open.
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