Autumn Wowza Scarf
If this free knitting pattern isn't cozy enough for you, I don't know what will be! Enjoy this Autumn Wowza Scarf made with Lion Brand Yarn. You'll love having it wrapped around your neck this fall and winter. This simple knit scarf pattern is a great choice for a beginning knitter who wants to build confidence. It also makes a great last minute gift since you won’t have to focus on any difficult stitches. Sometimes simple is better, as this scarf proves.
Knitting Needle Size8 or 5 mm
Yarn Weight(4) Medium Weight/Worsted Weight and Aran (16-20 stitches to 4 inches)
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Lisa
Nov 11, 2014
What a nightmare pattern. The mistakes in it are obvious and immediate, either the cast on is wrong or the pattern is. The creator keeps putting up comments here and on the pattern sites indicating there is a updated version, but no where does it mention any corrections to the pattern.
renniet68 3733508
Jan 30, 2012
The pattern is in error. Rows 3 and 4 after ribbing should be omitted. If you have 2" of ribbing on each end, and 34" in pattern, that equals 38". Also, looking at the photo of this scarf, it clearly shows that the pattern rows start right after the 2" of ribbing. I hope this will help beginning knitters. Thank you for allowing me to make my comments on what appears to be a beautiful scarf.
margaret 2424
Jan 14, 2011
Thanks for you comments. I have an update for you on this scarf. First off, I have updated the pattern to make it clearer to read and to address any questions you may have. Second, there's a new way to make this scarf with a Knifty Knitter Loom. Please visit my website, knit1fortheroad free patterns section for the info... http://www.knit1fortheroad.com/free_patterns Also, if you would like to share pics of your knit1fortheroad completed patterns or any free patterns from Knit 1 for the Road or Knit Knitavian Style pattern books in the gallery, feel free to send them to knit1fortheroad@gmail.com. Thanks oodles for the interest in this cozy scarf and I hope you have gleeful knitting in 2011! Sincerely, Margaret Nock
madamenordica 1440 213
Oct 07, 2013
How about the ribbing? It doesn't make a bit of sense. Please clarify the first 2 rows: "Ribbing Row 1 k2, p2 across row and knit the last stitch, p1. Row 2 Repeat Row 1" THIS doesn't equal ribbing. Not with 35 stitches. you can only do the k2p2 8 times (32 stitches) knitting one more stitch, then purling doesn't equal 35. Also, with the uneven number of stitches, when you turn & repeat the row, it won't look like ribbing. PLEASE PLEASE CLARIFY! It is NOT addressed in your 'updated pattern'
wardfamily2
Dec 31, 2010
I think you would just repeat the same thing you did ( K1P1 K5 P3 K5). That would use up the 15 stitches that you have left.
dianepflugel 59599 97
Nov 05, 2010
I went along with pattern doing two inches of K2P2 then i did rows k1p1knit all line until end then k1p1. Started pattern did first two rows fine. When I got to that line it says K1P1 K5 P3 K5, last two stitches K1P1 it does not say what to do after K5 to finish row. There is still about 15 stitches to go until the K1P1 at end of line. Can't continue until I know how to finish this line. Very frustrating. Please help
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