After making the scarf for my mom I went right into making
another scarf. Once again I used
yarn remaining from the blanket I made for J’s nephew (Simply Soft Plum Wine). The pattern I used can be found
here. However, I adjusted this
pattern to my own liking.
First, I did not have the size needles that the pattern
called for which does not bother me with scarves (I usually do not gauge at all
for scarves), so I used size US 6 needles. Second, the pattern calls for repeating the centers part 3
times, but I only repeated the pattern twice, creating three hearts as opposed
to four hearts per row.
Combining these things made my scarf very wide, however, because I was using the remaining yarn from a previous project and the scarf was really wide, it was not nearly as long as I would’ve liked. In fact, it was too short to be a regular scarf and I did NOT want to go out and buy more yarn. I decided to bind off leaving about a ½ yard of yarn at the end. Then I decided to experiment with making an infinity scarf so I grabbed a needle, threaded the remaining thread, an attempted to sew the ends together.
Combining these things made my scarf very wide, however, because I was using the remaining yarn from a previous project and the scarf was really wide, it was not nearly as long as I would’ve liked. In fact, it was too short to be a regular scarf and I did NOT want to go out and buy more yarn. I decided to bind off leaving about a ½ yard of yarn at the end. Then I decided to experiment with making an infinity scarf so I grabbed a needle, threaded the remaining thread, an attempted to sew the ends together.
Not too shabby!
However, in my opinion, the scarf does not look as nice as
an infinity scarf and it is a little tight for an infinity scarf, but is still
completely wearable.
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