How to Knit an Infinity Scarf: 9 Fashionable Cowl Knitting Patterns
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mulberrygalprinces s
May 18, 2018
These are all beautiful. I can't decide which one to work on first. I love making them for my family and friends up north for Christmas. We very seldom get a chance to wear them here in Florida. I don't let some of the petty complaints from commenters bother me. These are beautiful patterns generously given for free.
stitchgirl1 112164 8
Oct 09, 2017
How would you create the elegant night cowl in the round using circular needles?
The Designing Peng uin
Dec 13, 2016
Oh but I do tire of these people who complain and criticize without checking facts. It rather spoils the day for others. While an infinity scarf may have a twist in it, it is not required. For that matter, a cowl can have a twist, it is all in the design and in the plan of the designer, and of the knitter. These tutorials are helpful for beginners and for knitters who need a little help. Thanks.
mcaljics 4688384
Mar 12, 2015
Have you tried this craft? What did you think?
jdscott 2942525
Dec 20, 2016
I love knitting cowls and infinity scarves! I find that I am a lazier human who doesn't enjoy knitting swatches and often doesn't use to recommended yarn size, so I like to knit with straight needles and then use a 3 needle bind off to join the edges
Vander177a 9382800
Feb 17, 2015
I have not done this type of knitting yet. Will try in the future.
lnstitch2 4675184
Jan 18, 2015
I do not have a phone for ebook patterns. I knit the old fashion way open book follow directions. I have been deleting anything with an app for e book. Sorry
carolj109 1983445
Jan 18, 2015
How do you get this newsletter? If you're using a computer, you can save the e-book to your files. If you have a printer, you can print the book out. That's what I do.
Speakeasy47
Oct 25, 2014
Infinity scarf: also known as a circle, loop, or eternity scarf; a scarf that is continuous, or without ends, which can be looped around the neck or draped around the arms. - A mbius is a type of infinity scarf.
comocottage 595162 0
Aug 02, 2014
These patterns are all cowls, none are infinity scarves and there is no instruction for making an infinity scarf. It is a shame that readers become confused by improper references by knitting sites. An infinity scarf has a half twist, knits from the middle outwards and has one continuous edge which becomes the cast off edge. It has a specific cast-on to achieve this design.
carolkizner 957869 4
Aug 14, 2019
There is no specific cast-on to achieve this edge. You can just knit a regular scarf and join the edges any way you like. That's what I did and it looks just fine! And it does not have to have a half twist, either. You can get the same result when you double the scarf around your neck!
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