This easy scarf knitting pattern uses only knit and purl stitches, so even beginner knitters will be comfortable with the pattern.
Scarfs are a quick knitting project that keeps you warm and cozy in the cold months. Having lived all over the country, I’ve experienced some cold winters! Needless to say, I have quite a collection of scarves.
Knitting is a calming activity for me. I can focus my thoughts and relax while knitting, which comforts me. My mom taught me to knit shortly after I had my first child. Since then, I’ve also learned to crochet. Dishcloths are my favorite thing to knit! I have quite a collection of dishcloths in my kitchen, all different colors and patterns. If you’re interested in dishcloth knitting patterns, you can see them here.
The Marigold Scarf adds a pop of color to dreary winter weather. If you’re not a fan of the fringe on the ends, you can leave it off.
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For this pattern, I used worsted-weight yarn. The yarn I chose is Red Hart in the color Golden Yellow. You can use any worsted-weight yarn for this scarf and even mix up the colors.
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Stitches Used:
K- Knit
P- Purl
*-* Repeat
CO- Cast On
BO- Bind-Off
Supplies Needed:
Size 10.5 Knitting Needles
Worsted Weight Yarn
Crochet Hook for fringe
Easy Scarf Knitting Pattern:
Cast on 23
Row 1: *K2, P1* , K2
Row 2: *P2, K1* , P1
Row 3: *K2, P1* , K1
Row 4: K all Repeat Rows 1-4 until the piece measures 70 inches
BO
Fringe: Cut 28 pieces of yarn measuring 10 inches (more if you want more fringe on the ends). Take one piece of fringe yarn and fold it in half. Insert the crochet hook into the first stitch and hook the folded yarn loop. Pull the loop through about a third of the way. Now open up the loop and slip the ends of the yarn through the loop.
Weave in your loose ends, and you’re done!
Written by: Devon
