Loose knit scarf

Looking for something to quickly jazz up your outfit for New Year’s eve? Make this scarf in under 2 hours, how’s that for quick and fashionable? A scarf pattern that’s so easy yet…

About the scarf: This scarf is very simple and does not take too long to complete. It seems to have "holes" in it, but that's what makes it ...

One Skein Shawl Free Knitting Pattern - This triangle shawl is one of my favorite projects to make.

If you buy something using the links on this blog post, I may earn a small commission (these are called affiliate links). You can read The Knit McKinley’s full disclosure policy here. At the end of January, I shared the first of three free scarf patterns that I'm going to release this winter (the Shipyard Scarf). These…

This is an adapted pattern. I had an inspiration from my friend's project mitsue from ravelry who knitted her scarf beautifully. They lo...

To infinity and beyond! Or not… that’s your choice with this classic but versatile Free Seed Stitch Scarf Pattern. Knitted using 12 ply yarn, the scarf can be finished and worn as a loose scarf, or sew the ends together and you have yourself a cosy infinity scarf that can be looped twice around your neck. #Knitting #InfinityScarf

Find the free pattern right here: www.purlbee.com/the-purl-bee/2012/11/6/super-soft-merino-...

Free knitting pattern for the Snowbird Waffle-Knit Scarf. Made with Lion Brand Vel-luxe, this scarf is full of texture for ultimate coziness.

I like to knit through the back loop when knitting. This is something I discovered I did when I'd try a pattern and end up making the finished item much too tight. I knit continental (vs. english style) too for what its worth :). At any rate I recently tried out a pattern and while working up the pattern wondered to myself if this scarf would turn out quite different from the photos of other scarves I've seen using this stitch or not. I'm 3/4 of the way done with the scarf and realize…

If you are new to knitting, then you may not know what to do to finish knitting your first scarf! There are some simple techniques that you will need to learn to complete your scarf. First, you will need to bind off your stitches. You may...