Ultra Easy Scarf
Ultra Easy Scarf
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Ultra Easy Scarf is a feminine and very easy scarf that is worked up using exclusively
knit stitches. The scarf is knit back and forth in garter stitch. To create the triangle
form you will be working with increases and decreases.
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Sizes: ONE SIZE
Gauge: 24 stitches x 36 rows of garter stitch on 3 mm needles = 10 x 10 cm
Needles: 3 mm circular needles (80 cm)
Yarn alternative 1: Mayflower Easy Care (50g=185m). Buy/see the yarn here. You will need 2 balls
Yarn alternative 2: Drops Belle (50g=120m). Buy/see the yarn here. You will need 3 balls
Yarn alternative 3: Lang Yarn Cashmere Premium (25g=115m). Buy/see the yarn here. You will need 2 balls
Difficulty: ★ 1 – which corresponds to ultra easy. You can read about our classification of difficulties here
For a beginner, to knit on 3mm needles is challenging. Also, I struggled with meeting the right gauge. To make the scarf, it took me forever. In the end, it sadly didn’t turn as it should be. But at least I practiced increases and decreases. :)
As recommended, I knit this scarf in a fingering weight of wool. It turned out significantly smaller than it should have. One of the projects published on the Ravelry site addressed this- recommending using two strands of fingering wool or Dk. Unfortunately I didn’t see this review until after finishing my project. I’m hoping it will expand a bit after blocking it.
The pattern is well written and easy to follow. I recommend that the recommended weight of wool should edited.
Thank you for the review and inputs! I am happy to hear that you found the pattern well written and easy to follow❤️ It might be extra important getting the correct gauge, when knitting the scarf in fingering weight, as it might easily be smaller if the gauge is not on point. However, I hope you were able to stretch it after blocking it Happy knitting!
For a beginner, to knit on 3mm needles is challenging. Also, I struggled with meeting the right gauge. To make the scarf, it took me forever. In the end, it sadly didn’t turn as it should be. But at least I practiced increases and decreases. :)
As recommended, I knit this scarf in a fingering weight of wool. It turned out significantly smaller than it should have. One of the projects published on the Ravelry site addressed this- recommending using two strands of fingering wool or Dk. Unfortunately I didn’t see this review until after finishing my project. I’m hoping it will expand a bit after blocking it.
The pattern is well written and easy to follow. I recommend that the recommended weight of wool should edited.
Thank you for the review and inputs! I am happy to hear that you found the pattern well written and easy to follow❤️ It might be extra important getting the correct gauge, when knitting the scarf in fingering weight, as it might easily be smaller if the gauge is not on point. However, I hope you were able to stretch it after blocking it Happy knitting!