What you'll need
| One size only: | 4.5" wide x 48" around |
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Knit Picks Reverie Worsted -
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4 |
Product Description
Skill Level: Intermediate (stitches are easy, color changing is the intermediate part)
No, it's not made from chain stitches, it is a chain! This reversible infinity scarf is the perfect size to double up as a cowl, plus the graphic impact is really cool.
Pattern includes full photo tutorial section on how to do the color changes as well as links for video tutorials.
Recommended Yarn 200 yards of each color in medium weight (4) yarn
Recommended Hook 6.0mm [US-J]
Finished Measurements 4.5" wide x 48" around
The scarf pattern is in .pdf format so you will need Adobe Reader to open the document and print it.
Just a quick reminder, this is my original design and this pattern is not to be copied and reproduced for monetary purposes, I'd love if you made as many as you liked for yourself or to give as gifts, or even sell for profit (see store policies for more on this), but please do not make copies of the pattern. Thanks!
Infinity Chain Scarf by Knit and Crochet Ever After
Project Overview
The Infinity Chain Scarf is an intermediate-level crochet design created by Deja Joy. This downloadable PDF pattern produces a finished scarf measuring 4.5 inches wide by 48 inches around, making it a versatile accessory suitable for various styling options. The design employs a unique construction method where both sides of the scarf are worked simultaneously in the round, creating a seamless, reversible finished piece.
Crochet Techniques and Stitches
This pattern utilizes fundamental crochet techniques appropriate for intermediate crafters. The primary stitch used throughout the project is the single crochet (SC), which forms the structural foundation of the scarf. The pattern incorporates Fair Isle colorwork methods, allowing crafters to create intricate two-color patterns while maintaining consistent stitch definition. The special construction technique of working in the round while simultaneously working both sides of the scarf distinguishes this design from traditional flat-worked scarves and adds visual interest to the finished piece.
The pattern recommends reviewing video tutorials on Fair Isle techniques before beginning, which are available through the designer's website. This additional resource support helps ensure proper color work execution and optimal results for the finished scarf.
Materials and Yarn Specifications
The Infinity Chain Scarf pattern calls for worsted weight yarn, specifically:
- Approximately 200 yards of Knit Picks Reverie Worsted yarn in Natural (colorway 26113), designated as MCA
- Approximately 200 yards of Knit Picks Reverie Worsted yarn in Gemstone (colorway 26114), designated as MCB
Knit Picks Reverie Worsted yarn is specified at 50 grams per 137 yards per skein. The pattern allows for yarn substitution with any worsted or medium weight yarn of similar yardage and weight specifications, providing flexibility for crafters who prefer alternative fiber content or brands.
The pattern requires a 6.0mm crochet hook (US size J) and a yarn or tapestry needle for finishing work. The gauge for this project is established at 2 inches equaling 8 single crochets and 7 rows. However, the pattern notes that exact gauge matching is not critical to project success; crafters should match gauge only if they desire the exact dimensions of the pictured scarf.
Pattern Format and Accessibility
This pattern is available as a free, downloadable PDF from Knit and Crochet Ever After, making it accessible to crocheters seeking intermediate-level projects without financial investment. The digital format allows for easy reference during crafting and can be printed or viewed on various devices.
```Specifications
| Brand: | Independent Designer |
| Yarn Weight: | Worsted |
| Pages: | 0 |
| Designer: | Knit and Crochet Ever After |
| Craft: | Crochet |
| Format: | Downloadable PDF |
| Languages: | English |
| Number of Patterns: | 1 |
| Skill Level: | Intermediate |
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