Two Hour Princess Scarf
If you want to learn how to make an infinity scarf with nothing but yarn and your arms, this is the pattern for you. The Two Hour Princess Scarf is a pretty pastel scarf that is perfect for all you girly-girls out there. This easy infinity scarf is perfect for the spring, from its light, fresh color to its open stitches. Free knitting patterns for the warmer seasons are often hard to find, so this pattern is a treasure. Make one for your daughter and yourself so you both have a glamorous, feminine scarf to add to your closet.
Yarn Weight(6) Super Bulky/Super Chunky (4-11 stitches for 4 inches)
Gauge1 stitches, 2 rows, 3 inches. stockinette stitch
Materials:
- Red Heart® Grande™ 565 Orchid - 1 ball
Measurements: Circumference is approximately 45” (114 cm), depending on size of stitches.
Gauge: Gauge is not important for this project.
Instructions
SCARF
Make a large slip knot 3 yards from the end of the ball. Slide it onto your right arm.
Cast On Row: Hold the working yarn (from the ball) and the tail in your left hand as if doing a regular long-tail cast-on. The tail is in front (around your thumb) and the working yarn is in the back (around your index finger).
Move your right hand under the front strand, pick up loop on finger and pull through loop on thumb, place on right arm.
Repeat 10 more times until you have 12 cast on stitches on right arm, making sure that they are not too snug on your arm.
Row 1: Hold the working yarn in your right hand. With your left hand, pull the stitch at your right wrist off of your right hand. Take the loop now in your right hand and put it on your left arm. You have now knit your first stitch.
Repeat for all stitches on your right arm so your left arm has 12 stitches and your right arm has none.
Row 2: Hold the working yarn in your left hand. With your right hand, pull the stitch at your left wrist off of your left hand. Take the loop now in your left hand and put it on your right arm. Repeat for all stitches on your left arm so your right arm has 12 stitches and your left arm has none.
Repeat Rows 1 and 2 until piece is about 45” (114 cm) long and you have at least 3 yards of yarn left for bind off and to sew the ends together.
Bind Off Row: Knit the first two stitches of the row as in previous rows. Drop the yarn from your hand, and pull the first stitch over the second stitch and off of your hand. You now have one stitch left on your arm. Knit another stitch, drop the yarn, and pull the second stitch over the third stitch and off of your hand. Continue in this manner until the row is complete and there is one stitch left on your arm. Cut the end from the ball leaving enough yarn to sew ends together. Pull the tail through the final stitch and knot to secure.
FINISHING
To keep the ends from coming undone, knot each end around the nearest stitch of the scarf. Use the tails to sew the ends of the scarf together, knot and then cut the excess.
