Misty Mountains Scarf

By: Sybil Ramkin from knitting-and-so-on.blogspot.com

Brighten up the dull, dreary winters with the Misty Mountains Scarf. This colorful knit scarf pattern is a great way to add a bit off fun to your winter wardrobe. It's always great to find easy knitting patterns made with the garter stitch, and this is no exception. This pattern shows you how to knit a scarf with strong shapes and colors, making it a great DIY gift for kids to keep them nice and toasty during their snowball battles, sledding excursions, and snowman construction.

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Knitting Needle SizeCircular Knitting Needles, Double-Pointed Knitting Needles (DPNs)

Yarn Weight(1) Super Fine (27-32 stitches to 4 inches)

Gauge1 stitches, 2 rows, 3 inches. stockinette stitch

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Hippie Chick

Mar 19, 2018

There are two versions of instructions one (short and descriptive) that just give the gist of what is done when. And one with rows and stitches spelled out. The short version of instructions like this can be and are quite confusing. Someone mentioned a video to go along with this tutorial, but I did not see one.

Tricia108

Dec 18, 2017

I like that the instructions have a video to show you how to do the short rows but otherwise there are a lot of questions regarding this pattern. You must have to add on more stitches to get the width in the middle but how? I am disappointed since it looks like a nice scarf to make. Maybe there was a mistake in translating.

dawndowd

Aug 04, 2015

This is the second of the "new" patterns I've looked at this morning which seem to have a gauge that is WAY off. Any thoughts on this ... as in "where is my thinking gone wonky" or "yeah, you're right, these gauges are off.

Lisa

Aug 01, 2017

The gauge is way off and it frequently is on this site. I usually skip all free knitting's info-too many mistakes and got ot the pattern page, but in this case that won't help because the creator has not provided a gauge for the pattern.