Beginners Reversible Scarf

Beginners Reversible Scarf

by turvid

This pattern makes an easy reversible beginner scarf.

An opportunity to use that fingering weight wool, perhaps some of your sock yarn, sport weight yarn or DK weight.

Materials:

For a sport weight yarn: About 50-100 g  (200-400 yards) depending on what size you would like.

Needles: 6 mm (US 10).

Gauge (not important): 10 sts  = 5 cm (2 inches) in pattern.

Use bigger needles than the yarn usually calls for.

Skill level: Easy

Note: This will make an (unblocked) width of about 13 cm (about 5 inches). To increase the width: add 3 or more stitches, dividable with 3. The scarf is very stretchy due to the ribbing, but you could use a bigger/smaller needle size, thicker/thinner yarn or adjust the stitch count to get a different size.

Finished scarf: I used 50 g (200 yards) of a wool/acrylic sport weight yarn. The scarf is about 12 x 130 cm (5 x 50 inches) unblocked, and it's very stretchy in both width and length.

Pattern:

Cast on 28 sts using a cabled cast-on, or the cast-on you prefer.

All rows: K2, (K2, P1) repeat between ( ) 8 times, K2

Repeat this row until your scarf is at desired length.

Cast off loosely, keeping in pattern.

Finishing:

Weave in all ends.

Block if you want to.

  

If you make this scarf please let me know!  I would love to see what you have created.

**Free pattern for personal use only**

by turvid 2008

Please contact me via email if you need further instructions: turvid at online dot no.

My blog: http://turvid.blogspot.com/

More on my needles

Another pair of socks:



It's freezing outside, but we still have som flowers.


My summer top:



Almost done (yes manne - it must be for next summer *lol*).


And my newest project:



Shawl/scarf by Ysolda.

Lucky me

I won!

Look what Brianna from "The Crochet Side" generously giftet me after a contest on her podcast:



The Crochet Answer Book by Edie Eckman - that will teach me everything I want to know about crochet, and more.

and

A light blue, very soft ball of Phildar Coton Micro Fibres. I think I have to make the One Row Lace Scarf. Probably as a moebius cowl as I did with the yarn Love from Vickie Howell.

Drop stitch scarves

I while ago I made two drop stitch scarves, one for an adult and one for a girl:



The pattern is the Mile-a-minute Scarf #2 from my last post.
Needles and yarn: This time I used double yarn (Zettl Sportimo) and needle 12 mm (US 17)

For kid: 11 sts, 40 g yarn/131 yards, Size: 14x110 cm (5.5x44 inches), unblocked.




For adult: 15 sts, 80 g yarn/263 yards, Size: 20x160 cm (8x60 inches), unblocked.




Still more to blog about, another night :)

Free pattern: Mile a minute scarf (#2)

Here is the pattern for my Mile-a-minute Scarf #2


Need a quick gift but don’t have the patience for long scarves?
This pattern makes a fancy reversible scarf in a short evening.




Materials:

Use an Aran or Bulky weight yarn: About 50 g (75-100 yards) depending on what size scarf you would like to make, or double up your thinner yarns.

Needles: 8-12 mm (US 11-17). For the scarf shown I used 10 mm (US 15)

Gauge (not important): 12 sts = 10 cm (4 inches) on 8 mm (US 11) needles.

Use bigger needles than the yarn usually calls for.

Finished scarf: I used 45 g (77 yards) of Mirelle from SandnesGarn (45% wool, 55% Polyamid). The scarf is about 11 x 140 cm (~5 x 55 inches), and it's very stretchy in both width and length.

Skill level: Easy

Note: Adjust the stitch count to get a different size.


Pattern:

Cast on 9 stitches on needle 10 mm (US 15)

Row 1. k
Row 2. k1, (YO twice, k1) repeat between ( and ) to end of row.
Row 3. k1, (Drop the two YOs from last row, k1) repeat between ( and ) to end of row.
Row 4. k
Repeat these four rows until your scarf is at desired length. End by knitting row 4.

Cast off loosely.

Finishing:

Weave in all ends.
Block if you want to.

If you make this scarf please let me know! I would love to see what you have created.

**Free pattern for personal use only**

by turvid 2008

White scarf: 11 sts, needle: 12mm (US 17), double sports weight yarn.

Please contact me via email if you need further instructions: turvid at online dot no.

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Moebius lace cowl

I love my new cowl:



And I love this yarn - silk and bamboo - so soft.

Free pattern: One Row Lace Scarf
Yarn: Vickie Howell Love, colorway: Peter & Mary jane, 1 skeins (50 g) = 98.0 yards
Needles: US 10 / 6.0 mm
Mods: 20 sts. I had just 1 ball of this beautiful and soft yarn so I twisted the scarf before sewing the ends together, to form a moebius cowl.




It's Friday - have a nice one! :)

Free Pattern: One Row Lace Scarf

Here is the pattern for my One Row (reversible) Lace Scarf:

This pattern makes a beautiful reversible lace scarf that can be knitted in all kinds of different yarns. An opportunity to use that fingering weight wool, soft alpaca, perhaps some of your sock yarn, sport weight yarn or worsted weight, I've even used a fuzzy yarn (Pep) for this scarf.



Materials:

I used 45 g (~175 yards) of a superfine alpaca yarn. The scarf is about 13 x 150 cm (~5 x 60 inches) unblocked, and it's very stretchy in both width and length.

Needles: 6 mm (US 10).

Use bigger needles than the yarn usually calls for.

Gauge (not important): 8 sts = 5 cm (2 inches) in pattern.

Skill level: Easy(/Intermediate)

Note: This will make an (unblocked) width of about 13 cm (about 5 inches). To increase the width: add 4 or more stitches, dividable with 4. The scarf is very stretchy, but you could use a bigger/smaller needle size, thicker/thinner yarn or adjust the stitch count to get a different size.

K= knit
K2tog= knit 2 stitches together
YO= Yarn over
Sts= stitches

Pattern:

Cast on 24 sts (or any number of stiches dividable with 4).

Knit 2 rows

Knit pattern row:

K4, (YO, K2tog, K2) repeat between ( ) 5 times.

Repeat the pattern row until your scarf is at desired length.

Knit 1 row.

Cast off loosely.

Finishing:

Weave in ends.
Block if you want to.

If you make this scarf please let me know! I would love to see what you have created.

**Free pattern for personal use only**
by turvid 2008





Please contact me via email if you need further instructions: turvid at online dot no.

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Just enough ruffles

Just enough ruffles for a Saturday evening:



Pattern: Just enough ruffles (Ravelry link)
Needles: US 6 / 4.0 mm
Yarn: Wool/acryl blend (50/50), 1.2 skeins = about 160 yards (144 m)
Mods: none, but I'm not to happy with the result.

Fun to knit. I knitted backwards on the purl rows and didn't make any purl stitches at all. :)


Nothing on my needles right now - what are you knitting?

Blushing Buttercream Pettiskirt GIVEAWAY!!!!

Just so cute:

Blushing Buttercream Pettiskirt GIVEAWAY!!!!


New scarf on my needles:




No time for blogging, I'm knitting!

Destashing weekend over

The third place goes to team OSLO - YAY!

Some weekend - very fun!

I knitted:

A hat


Bigfoot socks (I am going to felt them)


Big scarf


Small scarf



Better photos and more about patterns, needles and yarn another night -
I want to knit on my socks. :)

Lace scarf

New on my needles:



The yarn is Love(ly), gifted by Vickie Howell. It's beautiful and soft - Bamboo and Silk - Yummy!

The pattern is my own "One row lace scarf" and it looks beautiful so far.

Ravel it!

Spring please?

I'm so tired of the winter, tired of the snow, the ice, the cold air, the darkness...

It's picture beautiful, but that's all.




On my needles

Not much:

Shalom is still waiting to be blocked.

A pair of socks are almost done, I've tried a new heel this time, and love it!

A crocheted scarf was on the hook for a while - but is frogged now.




But now it is the weekend, hopefully it will stop snowing soon.

Did I mention that I don't care to much about the winter? *lol*


A happy song:




to wish you a happy weekend. :)

Tananger Rosa

I've knitted Silja's Tananger Rosa:



A beautiful scarf. Much fun to knit. :)



Ravel it!

Finished projects

I've already showed you my FO's (finished objects).




Let me show you some details:


1. Scarves



I have 20 scarves.


2. Shawls



Only 5. One that I've used, and one that's going to be a gift soon.


3. Bags



12 bags I never use (and 2 seat pads).


4. Afghan



One big tunisian crocheted afghan


There are lots more to show you, socks, hats, doilies and dishcloths, but I'll save that for another day.

You can find most of my projects on Ravelry, if you want to take a closer look...


It's TGIF! and I'm going to knit on the CoP-afghan.


Have a nice weekend :))

Noe Noa

My Noe Noa scarf by Bente is done:



I used a heavier yarn (Mandarin classic) than the pattern calls for (Mandarin petit) and had to adjust the pattern a bit.


Feltet balls

My felted wool balls have traveled to several different sites these last days, and created a lot of trafic to my blog. Here are some more that I found:

Loobylu
Nikki-Shell
Crazy4Crafts
Ri-Creazione
Communicagroup
Simply Knitting
Artoholic Rabbit
mmmm, brains
Hebikgemaakt
Whip Up
One Pretty Thing
The Crafty Crow
Lime & Violet's Daily Chum
Holidays by hand

Thanks!

Pep scarf

My lace scarf, made in the softest yarn ever, is done:





Free pattern: One row lace scarf
Needles: 5 mm (US 8)
Yarn: Pep from Lana Grossa, 75g

Actually I made two...



I'm looking forward to use this scarf, and to give one away.


Thank you all for your nice comments! :)

Off and on

Off the needles: Rattlesnake Creek Socks



Free pattern (pdf)
Yarn: Regia
needles: 2mm and 2.5mm

Tusen takk til Silja for garnet!


On the needles: Lace scarf



Free pattern
needles: 5mm
Yarn: Pep (Lana Grossa)

Garnet er sååå mykt. Det er bare herlig å strikke med.


Riktig god helg!

Work in progress

My Noe Noa (Bentes design):



Looking great, just missing the flowers.

and the Rattlesnake Creek Socks:



I love this pattern!

Have a nice weekend!

Summer :)

Here is some of my summer holiday knitting and crocheting:



There is a scarf, socks and lots of washcloths/dishcloths.

Nice summer blend!


Sleeping bags done

Did you know that everybody needs a sleeping bag when you are camping? Of course you knew...




and an Award



Tusen takk, Torunn!

Denne awarden skal selvfølgelig også gies videre.... kommer etterhvert....

New scarf

Easy "One row lace scarf" in Inca Alpakka:



Link to free pattern