The Meaning of Life Scarf

By: Natalie Webb from Leave Me To My Projects

If you're looking for a challenge, The Meaning of Life Scarf should be right up your alley. Made with two rows of large, twisting cables, this knitted scarf pattern makes a great gift for a friend (or a nice little present to yourself this winter). So before you go outdoors to brave the elements, layer up with this cozy scarf that's stylish and warm.

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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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Hippie Chick

Mar 19, 2018

Cables arent too difficult to knit if you have the right tools of the trade. I suggest that you practice on some scrap yarn before you actually try to tackle a project like this if you are unfamiliar with cable or have had very little experience. Once you get the hang then this will be a very nice scarf.

caroljsmith1 82195 40

Feb 08, 2014

Is it just me, or has anyone else noticed, in Row 19 there are only 42 stitches, and in Row 25 there are only 44 stitches. Can someone clear this up for me because I would love to make this scarf.

Lisa

Mar 19, 2017

I believe you've miscounted because both rows are 44 sts per row.

Annetwilkes 145798 9

Jan 18, 2014

This pattern is not advanced, it is an intermediate level project!

TimmeJo

Feb 07, 2013

What makes this scarf "Advanced"? The use of cables?

missgladiator 9057 138

Feb 16, 2013

Looking at the pattern I think it's the multiple cables of varying size AND the fact that it's cabled on both sides. That does indeed qualify as advanced.