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Stepping Stitches Scarf

The document provides a knitting pattern for a beginner-friendly scarf that utilizes knit and purl stitches, helping users learn to read their stitches. It includes detailed instructions for casting on, the stitch pattern, and finishing touches, as well as information on materials needed. The pattern is designed to be adjustable in width and is intended for personal use only.

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Stepping Stitches Scarf

The document provides a knitting pattern for a beginner-friendly scarf that utilizes knit and purl stitches, helping users learn to read their stitches. It includes detailed instructions for casting on, the stitch pattern, and finishing touches, as well as information on materials needed. The pattern is designed to be adjustable in width and is intended for personal use only.

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Stepping Stitches

This is the perfect scarf for a beginner looking to stretch their wings Pattern :
and practice their knit and purl stitches. The simple yet attractive CO 56 sts.
stitch pattern is a great platform for you to learn how to ‘read’ your Work 5 rows in garter st.
stitches, helping you catch any mistakes as you go. By the end of row 1 [RS] : k1, *k4, p2, rep from * to 1 st before end, k1.
this long, cosy knit you will most likely have the pattern memorized, row 2 [WS] : k1, *k2, p4 rep from * to 1 st before end, k1.
feel like a knitting pro, and be ready for your next challenge! row 3 : rep row 1.
row 4 : rep row 2.
Pattern notes : You can easily make this scarf wider or skinnier by row 5 : k1, *p2, k4, rep from * to 1 st before end, k1.
eliminating, or casting on additional sets of 6 sts. row 6 : k1, *p4, k2, rep from * to 1 st before end, k1.
row 7 : rep row 5.
row 8 : rep row 6.
Yarn : 3 skeins Woolen-Spun Worsted Weight Cormo by
row 9 : k1, *k2, p2, k2, rep from * to 1 st before end, k1.
Elsa Wool (rav); 237yds, 4oz; photographed in ‘Medium
row 10 : k1, *p2, k2, p2, rep from * to 1 st before end, k1.
Grey’.
row 11 : rep row 9.
Needles : US 8 [5mm] needles, straight or circular, or size
row 12 : rep row 10.
needed to obtain gauge.
Rep rows [1-12] 44 more times, or until scarf is of desired length.
Gauge : 20 sts and 28 rows = 4 inches in stitch pattern.
Work 5 rows in garter st.
Notions : Tapestry needle.
Loosely BO all sts.
Size : 70” x 11”

Finishing :
Weave in ends.
Abbreviations : I like to only lightly block this scarf, maintaining the cosy texture of
CO : cast on the stitch pattern.
st/s : stitch/stitches
k : knit
p : purl
[RS] : right side
[WS] : wrong side
rep : repeat
BO : bind off
For help on knitting terminology and techniques,
KnittingHelp.com is a great place to begin.

Any questions, or see an error? Send me an email! [email protected]


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