Easiest Ever Accordion Scarf
This ridiculously easy scarf is a great beginner knitting pattern. If you want a quick and simple knit, try this Easiest Ever Accordion Scarf. With thick, chunky yarn, you'll have this scarf done in a snap. This is the perfect project to start a beginner's knitting career. Build confidence with this basic scarf. Even experienced knitters will enjoy the ease and naturalness of this pattern. Simply knit and purl to create this pretty scarf. Feel content and satisfied after your first big project with this gorgeous knit.
Knitting Needle Size11 or 8 mm
Yarn Weight(5) Bulky/Chunky (12-15 stitches for 4 inches)
Materials:
- Wisdom Yarns Poems Chunky (100% wool; 100g/110 yds) 908 Sunken Treasure 2 balls
- US Size 11 (8 mm) straight needles or size needed to obtain gauge
- Tapestry needle
Gauge: 12 sts x 16 rows = 4” in St st
Measurements: Width: 5½”, Length: 54”
Instructions:
Scarf
Cast on 18 sts. Purl 1 row.
Row 1: K14, wrap next st and turn.
Row 2: Purl.
Row 3: Knit to last 3 sts, working tog wrapped st, sl last 2 sts pwise wyib.
Row 4: Purl.
Row 5: P14, wrap next st and turn.
Row 6: Knit.
Row 7: Purl to last 3 sts, working tog wrapped st, sl last 2 sts pwise wyib.
Row 8: P2, knit to end. Rep Rows 1-8 until Scarf meas 54". Bind off all sts.
Finishing
Weave in ends and block.
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grandmalaura1 3084 349
Nov 05, 2015
I understand the wrap and turn part, but am not understanding the "working tog wrapped st." part. Just plain knitting that stitch and what I end up with (after two sets) doesn't look bad, seems like scarf will curve on one side, but picture doesn't look quite like that.
Lisa
Oct 06, 2018
This is called wrap and turn short row shaping, the german short row shaping does not have a wrap. The reason your project has a curl to it is because you are not working the short row shaping correctly. There is a good tutorial here- https//www.craftsy.com/knitting/article/wrap-and-t == urn/
pruc363 3093727
Jul 24, 2014
This is called a german short row. You tube has a tutorial under German short row.
Lisa
Jun 28, 2023
Actually, it's not. It is a wrap and turn short row, german short row is different, one works the stitch and distorts it and the other wraps the stitch without working it.
Lisa
Jul 22, 2014
This is great! An adorable scarf with short row shaping-can't wait to get started!
BunyCrochet 897588 5
Jul 22, 2014
if you google "wrap knitting", there are lots of you tube videos on it. It really does not look that bad after watching a couple videos, but the knitter should have explained it.
Clairefinch1940 21 72975
Jul 21, 2014
I don't know what a wrapped stitch means can someone enlighten me please?
Lisa
Jul 22, 2014
wrap and turn-you are wrapping the last stitch you work without actually knitting it. when you get to the stitch to be wrapped, you bring your yarn forward as if to purl, slip the stitch to be wrapped from left to right hand needle without actually knitting it, then you put the yarn back between the needles to its proper position and work back the other way. There are you tube videos that demonstrate how to wrap and turn. hope this helps.
nicoleswilson1978 4699976
Jul 21, 2014
I do not consider myself to be an experienced knitter but I feel that I have past the beginner stage. With that being said, this patter is making no sense to me. I think I understand what it means to wrap a stitch but what does working tog wrapped stitch mean. If you knit them together, you will lose a stitch on each row. Could someone please clarify
Lisa
Jul 22, 2014
usually when knitting back on short row shaping you would stop at or before the wrapped stitch the pattern is simply telling you that you continue working past the wrapped stitch and that it is expected.
mhobbie013
Jul 21, 2014
ty for asking that question forenaught 9755157 I was wondering the same...and I am not a beginning knitter.
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