Wiggle Lace Scarf

By: Kris Basta from Kriskrafter

This beautiful baby blue scarf is a must have knit accessory. The Wiggle Lace Scarf is a delicate, scalloped lace scarf pattern that has a pretty lace stitch design. This scarf looks great draped over your shoulders and knotted in front like a shawl or wrapped around your neck like a scarf. Its a gorgeous way to add a pop of color to any outfit, especially if you have blue eyes. The Wiggle Lace Scarf looks complicated, but actually is a simple four row repeat pattern any knitter can learn.

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Intermediate

Knitting Needle Size10.5 or 6.5 mm, Circular Knitting Needles

Yarn Weight(4) Medium Weight/Worsted Weight and Aran (16-20 stitches to 4 inches)

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Member 9237056

Mar 23, 2015

Imm confused , when you do the yarn over abd you go to the next roe do you slip the yarn over off or knit it wth the next stitch

hamneggs

Jul 08, 2015

Knit the YO as a single, separate stitch.

alekie

Dec 07, 2014

Fast easy knit. It is a piece of cake once you have the pattern memorized which won't take long at all. Great gift project.

Phaven

Nov 19, 2013

Just made this too - went soooo fast! Will be a great gift for my SIL.

Member 6456814

Oct 13, 2013

Piece 'o cake! loved every minute of it. This is a really easy pattern. I have now made 2 of these. :)

Lisa

Sep 17, 2013

One word-NIGHTMARE!!!! I've changed needles 4 x and the yarn 7x-finally put 2 yarns together, the gauge is impossible, it can't be achieved. I've ripped it out 8x-there must be mistalkes in this pattern-every right side row has 1 stitch too many and every other row has 1 stitch too few-there must be a mistake in this pattern, but I'll be darned if I can figure it out. What do I know I've only been knitting for 50 years.