The Easiest Elegant Infinity Scarf
The modern woman has a lot to do and not a lot of time to do it. If that describes you, don't worry. There are still plenty of free knitting patterns you can manage on your schedule, like The Easiest Elegant Infinity Scarf. The pattern for this simple circle scarf is so straightforward, you can catch up on your favorite shows or keep an eye on the kids while you finish it up. The end result is a lovely, sophisticated infinity scarf that you can wear in any season.
Knitting Needle Size9 or 5.5 mm, Circular Knitting Needles
Yarn Weight(4) Medium Weight/Worsted Weight and Aran (16-20 stitches to 4 inches)
Gauge1 stitches, 2 rows, 3 inches. stockinette stitch
Materials:
- RED HEART® Boutique Treasure™ 1930 Horizon - 2 balls
- Susan Bates® Circular knitting needles: 5.5mm [US 9], 32” (81.28 cm) long
- Stitch marker
- Yarn needle
Measurements: Scarf measures 48” (121.92 cm) in circumference and is 8” (20.32 cm) high.
Abbreviations:
K = knit
mm = millimeters
P = Purl
st(s) = stitch(es)
* or ** = repeat whatever follows the * or ** as indicated.
Gauge: 16 sts = 4” [10 cm]; 21 rows = 4” [10 cm] in pattern in the round. CHECK YOUR GAUGE. Use any size needles to obtain the gauge.
Instructions
DOUBLE BROKEN RIB PATTERN
Rounds 1 and 2: Knit.
Rounds 3 and 4: * K2, p2; repeat from * around.
Repeat rounds 1-4 for pattern.
SCARF
Cast on 200 sts. Join, being careful that sts are not twisted, and begin working in the round. Place marker for beginning of round. Work in Double Broken Rib Pattern until piece measures 8” (20.32 cm). Bind off on round 2 of pattern.
FINISHING
With yarn needle, weave in all ends.
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IBEKTRON 1877097
Jun 16, 2017
Just looking at the photo and reading the directions, I'm thinking this would make a very nice scarf done the other direction traditional direction = straight, not circular. Has a great visual texture and I'm sure it will be wonderful from both sides. Gonna try this one for sure... and I'll send in a photo!
Susan S
Jan 09, 2017
This scarf is so pretty and so easy. I've never made an infinity scarf but I think this one might just be the one I start with. I love the colors and it's a good size for my frame.
cherieacarlson 891 2297
Nov 22, 2016
I am making an infinity scarf for an 8 year old, how do I adjust the pattern?
Savvyness
Nov 25, 2016
Hello there Cherie The simplest way to adjust a pattern is using the gauge at the beginning. If you just need to make it a little smaller or bigger you can achieve that by using slightly larger or smaller needles. Don't change the needle size too much because that will alter the thickness and drape of the final knit. If you need to make some big changes then you will need to calculate the different number of stitches needed and you can do this using the gauge as a guide. Just remember children's heads are quite large compared to their bodies so you may not need to reduce as much as you would imagine.
The Designing Peng uin
Jun 09, 2016
This cowl certainly is elegant and easy to knit, with a pattern easily memorized so one can knit and read or knit and watch tv, or knit while travelling, or having coffee with friends -- patterns like that are wonderful. Especially when they turn out to be so attractive.
Susana H
Jun 08, 2015
I used size 8 circular needles for my gauge.
ourgran 8846136
May 08, 2017
Is that size 8 us or U.K. Please? Also can you tell me what is yarn (4) medium? I am used to yarn being, 2 ply, 4 ply etc. many thanks from Australia
3cats2love
May 08, 2017
Hi ourgran 8846136, Susana H is referring to a US size 8 needle, which is the same as UK size 6 or 5.0 mm. Medium weight yarn you would know as 10 ply or Aran. Worsted weight you would know as 8 ply or DK (double knit). Hope this helps.
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