Eve’s Knit Infinity Scarf
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Inspiration
Designing and knitting this infinity scarf has been a joy. I have been planning to start incorporating knitting patterns in the crochet patterns for a while. I have not been able to do it, since it seems like I always gravitate towards crochet patterns.
When I saw that the Crochet For Me Bundle had an opinion for Knit For Me Bundle, I signed up for it although I did not have a particular pattern in mind. I knew that if I signed up, I would be forced to make something.
One thing though, I knew I wanted something light. something that I could use most of the year based on where I live.
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Yarn
I used Mary Maxim Value 100% Acrylic from Mary Maxim. I have had this yarn for a while now, so I decided to use it for this scarf. I used this yarn to make a pillow cover and loved how soft it turned out, so I thought it would be good for a scarf.
If you are unable to find this yarn, you can use any worsted-weight (4) Acrylic yarn or substitute it with
Red Heart Roll with It, Lion Brand DIYarn, Katia Planet, Bernat Pop, Red Heart With Love, or Caron One Pound
Skill Level
Easy
Materials
Mary Maxim Value 100% Acrylic 474 yds (445 m)/8 oz (227 g) in Light Blue
Amount Used 255 yds (238 m)
Straight Needles 5 mm (US 8)
Tapestry Needle
Tape Measure
Scissors
Gauge
20 sts x 21 rows = 4” x 4” (10 cm x 10cm) or needle size needed to obtain gauge
Finished Measurements
37” x 11”
Abbreviations
P - purl
K - knit
st(s) - stitch(es)
Sl - slip
Rep - repeat
Pwise -insert the needle as if you are going to purl
Kwise - insert the needle as if you are going to kni
Notes
The pattern is worked in rows to a rectangle and then the beginning row and last rows are sewn together to make a circle.
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Gemstone Crochet Scarf Pattern Collection
Carolyn’s Pearl Crochet Scarf is sixth scarf in “The Gemstone Crochet Scarf Collection” of 2022. In this collection, I have a new crochet scarf every month based on the color of the birthstone for that month and any of my children or nieces born in that month. This month the scarf color is pearl.
Below are the other crochet scarves in “The Gemstone Crochet Scarf Collection”
January: Grace’s Garnet Crochet Scarf
February: Clarice’s Amethyst Crochet Scarf
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Yarn
For this scarf, I used WeCrochet’s Galileo yarn in Pearl. I had to look around for sometime before I got exactly what I was looking for. Also, pearl color is not readily available as other color of yarns.
I wanted the scarf to be light and airy and have drape to it. So I was going for yarn weight 2 or 3, so when I saw this yarn, I knew that is what I wanted. This is a weight 3 yarn but on the heavier side.
I have not used Galileo yarn before but I love how the scarf turned out. It is perfect for summer evenings and fall and I would use it again
Before I decided on the pattern, I knew I wanted a lace pattern. I wanted to make something I could use in the spring, summer, and fall. I chose a pattern with chains and shells as this gives the scarf the fabric that is suitable for the cool and hot weather. The scarf turned out exactly as I had envisioned. It is soft, light, airy, and flows just as I wanted.
Comparable yarns to Yarn Bee Soft & Sleek DK include Mary Maxim Artist Pallette, Lion Brand Ice Cream and Mandala, Bernat Baby Sport and Baby Sport Sparkle, Hobbi Amigo, Deramores Studio Baby Soft DK, and PaintBox Yarns Baby DK.
Other scarves you might like are: Ocean Breeze Infinity Scarf, Lilian Lace Scarf, Priscilla Lace Scarf, Mildred Lace Scarf, Golden Glamour Scarf
Skill Level
Intermediate
Materials
WeCrochet Galileo 50% Merino Wool, 50% Viscose from Bamboo 131 yds (120 m), 50, (1.8 oz) in Pearl 495 yds used
Weight Sport (2)
Hook 4 mm (G).
Tape measure
Tapestry needle
Scissors
Gauge
Finished Measurements
67” x 8.5”
Abbreviations
Ch - chain
Sc - single crochet
St - stitch
Tr - treble
Sk - skip
Ch-sp - chain space
Ch-lp - chain loop
Btwn - between
Edc - extended double crochet
Dtr - double treble
V- st - edc ch 3, edc
Notes
The pattern uses US Standard Terms
Edc at the beg of the row does not count as a st.
Dtr at the beg of the row counts as a st.
You will need to know how to make double treble and extended double crochet
