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Knitted Scarf Pattern.
How to Knit a Scarf.

This Knitted Scarf Pattern page is a project based on the information presented at How-to-Knit-a-Scarf page and shows you how a simple knitted rectangular can be made a favorite stylish addition to your wardrobe.

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Materials.

Patons "Classic Wool" 100% merino wool, 3.5 oz/100 g/ 223 yds/ 204 meters.

Size 2 (2.75 mm) knitting needles.

Cable needle.

Stitch markers.

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Scarf Knitting Instructions.

A scarf is 9 in (23.5 cm) wide and 60 in (152.5 cm) long. Its weight is about 200 grams. A knitting chart below shows you the chart symbols which were used for this knitted pattern. Pattern # 1 (9 stitches) and # 2 (18 stitches) are separated from each other by 12 stitches of the knit strips on the right side of a scarf ( 12 purl stitches on the wrong side).

Scarf Knitting Instructions.

Patterns #1 & #2 are the sets of quite traditional cables (see chart symbols for them above).

Knitted scarf pattern 1Knitted scarf pattern 2.

To make your scarf pattern look accurate and neat, use steam blocking. Spread out a scarf on an ironing board or a table. Stretch a scarf a little bit to the desired shape. Use head pins for holding a slightly stretched scarf on place.

Cover a scarf with a wet piece of fabric and holding your iron above, iron your scarf. Don't press the way you usually ironing! Just push the steam through the fabric and into the scarf. Let it stay for a while till it is completely dry.

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