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    Knit Sampler Scarf

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    of 3

    Learn to Knit Sampler Scarf

    Designed by Amy Gunderson

    Size
    One

    Finished Measurements
    Approx 7” wide x 60” long

    Materials
    Cascade 220 Superwash Merino (100%
    superwash merino wool; 100g/220 yds)
    • Shown in 044 Dark Violet – 2 skeins
    Needles: US Sizes 7 (4.5 mm), 8 (5 mm), or 9
    (5.5 mm) - doesn’t matter too much here!
    Notions: Tapestry needle for weaving in
    ends

    Gauge
    This is practice - don’t worry too much
    about your tension! Tension and gauge
    mean the same thing, and refer to how
    loose or dense your stitches are. But again,
    this is a topic for a later date! a little SPADD (stitch pattern attention
    defecit disorder) and want to change stitch
    Pattern Notes patterns every couple of inches instead of
    Designed to be an introduction to different every 6”!
    combinations of knit and purl stitches, this
    scarf can be anything you want it to be! However you decide to knit your scarf, we
    hope you have a blast doing it. Be sure to
    This scarf begins with a garter stitch check out the abbreviations guide at the
    section - just plain knitting every row. From end of this pattern for any unfamiliar terms
    there, the mighty purl stitch is introduced or abbreviations!
    in the stockinette section. Following this, Copyright 2020 Jimmy Beans Wool
    different combinations of knit and purl
    patterns come into play to show you just a Helpful Youtube Videos:
    little of what they can do.
    ~ Long Tail Cast-On
    You might choose to knit your scarf entirely
    ~ Knit Stitch
    in garter stitch, which could be a great ~ Purl Stitch
    choice! Developing that muscle memory ~ How to Bind Off
    and learning how to tension yarn can be ~ How to Do Seed Stitch
    challenging at first. Or, you might have
    We super-duper hope you enjoy this project! This pattern and the associated photographs are for personal,
    non-commercial use and are not for resale. Please respect the people who worked to create this awesome
    1 pattern and do not make copies. Thanks a bunch!
    Got questions? Reach us at [email protected]
    Pattern: ~ Time to learn how to combine knits & purls
    in a texture pattern!
    Cast on 32 sts.
    Seed Stitch Section
    Garter Stitch Section Row 1 (RS): K3, * k1, p1; rep from * to last 3
    Knit every row until piece measures 6” from sts, k3.
    cast-on edge. Row 2 (WS): K3, * p1, k1; rep from * to last 3
    sts, k3.
    Rep Rows 1 & 2 until Seed Stitch section
    measures 6”.

    ~ Time to learn how to purl!

    Stockinette Stitch Section ~ Time to get even better at purling!


    Row 1 (RS): Knit.
    Row 2 (WS): K3, purl to last 3 sts, k3. Broken Rib Section
    Rep Rows 1 & 2 until Stockinette Stitch Row 1 (RS): K3, * k1, p1; rep from * to last 3
    section measures 6”. sts, k3.
    Row 2 (WS): K3, purl to last 3 sts, k3.
    Rep Rows 1 & 2 until Broken Rib section
    measures 6”.

    Copyright 2020 Jimmy Beans Wool

    We super-duper hope you enjoy this project! This pattern and the associated photographs are for personal,
    non-commercial use and are not for resale. Please respect the people who worked to create this awesome
    2 pattern and do not make copies. Thanks a bunch!
    Got questions? Reach us at [email protected]
    ~ Time to expand your knit and purl horizons ~ Soak in cool water with a mild soap for 30
    just a bit more! minutes
    ~ Carefully squeeze out the excess water
    Moss Stitch Section (do not wring!)
    Rows 1 (RS): K3, * k1, p1; rep from * to last 3 ~ Place your scarf on special blocking
    sts, k3. boards, a mattress, an unfolded cardboard
    Row 2 (WS): K3, * k1, p1; rep from * to last 3 box, a towel - anyplace you can find!
    sts, k3. ~ Gently stretch and pat your scarf into a
    Row 3: K3, * p1, k1; rep from * to last 3 sts, rectangle
    k3. ~ Let dry
    Row 4: K3, * p1, k1; rep from * to last 3 sts, ~ Wear proudly!
    k3.
    Rep Rows 1-4 until Moss Stitch section Abbreviations
    measures 6”. k knit
    p purl
    rep repeat
    RS right side
    st(s) stitch(es)
    WS wrong side

    Repeat the last 5 sections (Garter,


    Stockinette, Seed Stitch, Broken Rib, and
    Moss Stitch) 1 more time. Then knit 6
    rows (garter stitch) Bind off all stitches!
    Congratulations: you have mastered the
    basics of knitting!

    Finishing Copyright 2020 Jimmy Beans Wool


    Thread any tails through a tapestry needle
    and weave them into your project. You’ll
    find that “blocking” your project will help
    to even out the stitches and improve the
    appearance. The easiest way to do this with
    your scarf is this:

    We super-duper hope you enjoy this project! This pattern and the associated photographs are for personal,
    non-commercial use and are not for resale. Please respect the people who worked to create this awesome
    3 pattern and do not make copies. Thanks a bunch!
    Got questions? Reach us at [email protected]

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