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Grab this FREE chevron scarf knitting pattern + video tutorial. Learn the chevron seed knit stitch while making a chunky oversized scarf! This is a beginner knitting pattern using only knit & purl stitches. :)
About:
Available Sizes: One
Pattern Format: Written Pattern, No Chart
Pattern Language: English
Skill Level: Beginner
PDF Format: Printer & Mobile Friendly
Bonus: Video
Techniques:
Knit Flat {Back & Forth}
Knit & Purl Stitches
Materials:
Yarn Weight: Super Bulky
Yardage: 390 – 400 yards {357 – 366 meters}
Suggested Yarn: Lion Brand Wool Ease Thick & Quick
Needle Size: US 11 {8mm} Knitting Needles
Yarn Substitutes:
Phildar Phil Alaska
Read more about yarn substitutions here {+ video}.
Details:
Measurements: 10″ wide x 92″ {25cm x 233cm}
Gauge: 9 STS & 15 rows per 4” {10cm} square, knit in the pattern below
Weight: 1lb 6.8oz {645g}
Notes:
Not reversible.
CO edge is the width
Knit using the chevron knit stitch.
Video:
Click here to watch the “Chevron Knit Stitch” video tutorial.
Pattern, Knit Flat {Back & Forth}:
CO 24 STS
Row 1 {RS}: *P1, K3*
Row 2 {WS}: K1 *P5, K1, P1, K1* P5, K1, P1,
Row 3 {RS}: K2 *P1, K3* P1, K1
Row 4 {WS}: P2, K1, P1, K1 *P5, K1, P1, K1* P3
Repeat rows 1-4 for 92”, or desired length.
Add fringe {Optional}
Lightly block it by misting it with water, patting “dry” with a towel and lay flat to dry.
It will take several hours to completely dry.
Weave in the ends.
Abbreviations:
* – * – repeat between *
BO – bind-off in pattern
CO – cast-on {long-tail cast-on method}
K – knit stitches {K1 means to knit 1 stitch}
P – purl stitches {P2 means to purl 2 stitches}
RS – right side
STS – stitches
WS – wrong side
Gauge:
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