Easy Oatmeal Scarf

By: Louise from Lucinda's Designs

Don't you love the creamy color of this free knitting pattern? Make yourself or your little one an Easy Oatmeal Scarf and stay nice and warm. A simple rib pattern gives this knit scarf pattern its distinctive texture. This pattern is an easy project, perfect for the mom on the go or a last minute gift. Since two rows repeat endlessly to make this scarf, you'll never have trouble finding your place in the pattern. You can take this scarf anywhere without worrying.

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Easy

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

Dec 24, 2019

I would love to knit it but, the yarn notation on the page says " 1 or 2 balls of double knitting (worsted weight) ", so not clear on which yarn to use #3 dk or #4 worsted weight, they are not the same thing and without any indication of which yarn to use, makes it difficult to decide what yarn to use. Forget asking the designer a question, the comments are full the snottiest replies from people including the designer, who thought it appropriate to trash all knitters in general.

susie1255 5891345

Jan 16, 2015

would I be able to use this pattern on a round loom?

jcsrocks1 2989936

Dec 27, 2014

Hi I would like to make this as well, how many stiches did you use? Hope you had a Merry Christmas . Thanks for the info.

barbaramerrigan 49 12324

Jun 18, 2014

Babsy I would love to make this into a snood so I can pull it over my head and still keep my neck warm. How many stitches would I need to cast on to do this please? I guess it would need to be about 24 inches wide? Can't wait to try it for next winter, it looks really cosy.

barbaramerrigan 49 12324

Jun 18, 2014

I love the pattern and would like to make this into a snood. How many stitches would I need to cast on to make it big enough to pull over my head and still keep my neck warm (I am a newby knitter!)? I guess it would need to be about 24 inches wide? Can't wait to try making it for next winter it look so cosy!

jcross21

Sep 15, 2013

I also knit hats & scarves for the homeless and was thrilled to find this beauty. Thanks for sharing!

kathrynmiller09 17 11969

Mar 29, 2013

Thank u for sharing this pattern. I knit a number of things for the homeless people in our local State and this scarf is going to be so warm and easy for me to work. I also love the beanie caps you have been sharing, I work those for the homeless also.

Nemo 15

Jan 20, 2011

How simple and cute to boot! I just love this pattern. Thanks for sharing!!!