Simple knitted scarves, beautiful results
Original scarf patterns in ribbing, stripes and knit-and-purl textures, with stitch counts you can adjust.
4 tutorials published
A mistake rib scarf on 35 stitches: one row, repeated on both sides, gives a thick, reversible fabric with deep ridges. Includes the stitch-count rule and quick checks for slips.
A 2x2 ribbed scarf on 42 stitches of worsted-weight yarn, with a stitch count that makes both edges match and a bind-off that keeps the ends stretchy.
A three-color striped garter scarf on 32 stitches, with clear steps for changing color on a right-side row and deciding when to carry the yarn up the side or cut it.
A basketweave scarf made from 4-stitch, 4-row blocks of knit and purl on 36 stitches, with all 8 rows written out and tips for keeping your place.
