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Chunky Wavy 2-tone Scarf

By: Cara Ramson

"This scarf is knitted from the ends up to the neck in 2 halves and sewn together at the neck so the pattern is uniform down both sides It’s a very simple and quick pattern (3 row repeat) and it has a lovely textured finish. It can also be knitted in just one colour yarn if desired. Yarn – ​chenille blanket 12ply – 100g/80m ​1 skein ivory & 1 skein taupe Needles – 6mm straight needles Accessories – Place marker, scissors, yarn needle for weaving in thread ends"

Knitting Needle Size10 or 6 mm

Yarn Weight(6) Super Bulky/Super Chunky (4-11 stitches for 4 inches)

Materials List

  • Yarn – ​chenille blanket 12ply – 100g/80m
    ​1 skein ivory & 1 skein taupe
  • Needles – 6mm straight needles
  • Place marker
  • scissors
  • yarn needle for weaving in thread ends

Instructions

Chunky wavy 2-tone scarf

  1. Yarn A - Cast on 30 stitches (place marker after 15)
    Row 1 – Knit to end of row
    Row 2 – *K1, YO, K5, SK2P, K5, YO, K1* , Repeat *to*
    Row 3 – Purl to end of row
    Row 4 – Knit to end of row

    Repeat rows 2-4 three times

  2. Change colour – Yarn B

    Repeat rows 2-4 four times

    Change colour – Yarn A

    Keep repeating rows 2-4 four times - alternating yarn colours until there are 4 blocks of each colour

    Change colour – Yarn A

    Repeat rows 2-4 twice

    Repeat row 4 – Knit to end of row
    Repeat row 3 – Purl to end of row
    Bind off knit-wise (loosely to maintain width)

    Repeat entire process from beginning so you have 2 half-length scarves.

  3. Block scarf halves if necessary so both halve match width & length and to obtain straight edge for joining. (Blocking is only necessary if both halves are noticeably different size wise. Otherwise it’s optional for just a neater, smoother looking knitted product)

    Join the straight ends of the halves together to make one long scarf ensuring right sides are facing the same way. Weave all loose ends in. Use leftover yarn to make tassels for scarf ends if desired – alternating colours are effective.

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