Knit a Scarf / Knit an Infinity Scarf

Dear users, dear authors,
How about a new scarf or a great infinity scarf?
Start knitting now.

@Authors,
2–3 patterns per author are enough. Don’t forget links, pictures, information, etc.

I'll start with my current favorite infinity scarf. You can knit it very easily in 3 sizes for yourself or your family (kids, women, and men). The beautiful pattern and color effect comes straight from the ball of yarn when you knit with gradient yarn. But it also looks great in a solid color. Feel free to take a look at my examples.

-> Click here for the knitting pattern "Universal Infinity Scarf"


When you knit it in the "men's size," you can also knot it:



My second design, which I'd like to show you, is an "all-year-round design." This fine infinity scarf made from high-quality cashmere wool is simply so pleasant to wear in every season that you won't want to be without it. Right now, as I'm writing this post, I'm wearing one. It rests very lightly on my shoulders and keeps me warm without making me sweat underneath. It is also truly fluffy and soft. I'm very sensitive around the neck area in particular. That's why this wonderful yarn is the only one I can wear. This infinity scarf is also suitable for knitting beginners, though they will need a little perseverance. But the result will delight you.

Knitting pattern "Loop Felderleicht"





And my third suggestion is for heading out into the cold winter. Here, the scarf or infinity scarf is part of a set with a hat. Both look very stylish and keep you reliably warm.

Winter set "Andrea," consisting of a hat with a beautiful  cable pattern and a scarf or infinity scarf

Then I’ll show you warm scarves, ideal for the cold season



Cable look without using a cable needle at all. This model is knitted using only knit and purl stitches. I used 200 g of yarn here. 

Click here and you’ll get to the pattern



The model "Nights in Toronto" is suitable for beginners with a little practice in knit and purl stitches. You can knit both the width and the length exactly as you like.

Here I used 300 grams of a merino yarn with a yardage of 165 m. 

Knitting pattern for a loop scarf.

Here, too, I chose a cable-look pattern. The loop scarf can be wrapped twice, and you can knit its height entirely to your liking. 



Loop Pauline is knitted with circular needles, and yarn overs and knitting stitches together create a beautiful lace pattern.

Click here to go to the pattern and yarn suggestions

The "Lavender" scarf can be worn in many different ways thanks to its width: whether classically as a scarf or loosely around the shoulders as a stole... this accessory is simply an all-round talent.

Using the specified materials, the scarf will be 36 cm wide and 140 cm long. For making it, I recommend a yarn made of 50% cotton/50% polyacrylic, as it is very comfortable to wear.

The following materials are needed to make it:
750 m gradient yarn, 3-ply (50% cotton / 50% polyacrylic)
Size 3 knitting needles
Needle for weaving in the ends
Scissors

A knitting chart is included for the diagonal pattern.

You can find the pattern here: https://www.crazypatterns.net/de/items/48423/strickanleitung-schal-lavender

The "Cappuccino" scarf, with its delicate lace pattern, features a color gradient from a soft beige
to a rich brown, but it also makes a stylish accessory in other color combinations.

Using the specified materials, the "Cappuccino" scarf will be 1.80 m long, but it can also be made longer by repeating the pattern repeat as often as desired. The yardage of the yarn cake will of course need to be adjusted accordingly.

The pattern includes a knitting chart. Basic knitting skills (knit and purl stitches, yarn overs, etc.) are required.

To make this project, you will need the following materials:
• one gradient or solid-colored yarn cake, 3-ply, 1000 m yardage (material: 50% cotton, 50% acrylic)
• 3 mm knitting needles
• scissors
• a needle for weaving in the ends

Here is the pattern: https://www.crazypatterns.net/de/items/37159/knitting-pattern-cappuccino-scarf

My “Spring Magic” is great even in winter.
It’s knitted with 200g of sock yarn, and the various stitch patterns ensure plenty of variety. It can be worn as a loop or as a scarf.
The stitch patterns are explained in detail, row by row, and some are also illustrated with charts.

https://www.crazypatterns.net/de/items/25317/gestrickter-doppelloop-oder-schal-fruehlingszauber

The Lille Loop is quick and easy to knit. The different pattern sections keep the knitting interesting. And best of all, the loop is a total pleasure to wear—it’s not too bulky but still keeps you nice and warm.

You’ll need yarn in two beautiful colors in DK weight (i.e., with a yardage of about 220 m per 100g).
You’ll need about 120g of the main color and 60g of the contrasting color.

Click here for the pattern: Lille Loop

Here are the scarves I’m really enjoying wearing right now:

Ryoukei , which is knitted with 3-ply yarn and features a lace cable pattern.


Reesu , which also has a lace cable pattern



You can access the patterns by clicking on the names highlighted in blue .

Seabed Cable-Knit Scarf 





The Seabed Cable-Knit Scarf is the perfect companion for the cold season!
It stands out thanks to its mix of delicate lace patterns combined with various cable patterns.
The patterns look more sophisticated than they actually are! Even experienced beginners can tackle this beautiful design, as all the cable techniques are explained in a photo tutorial. The pattern does not include a knitting chart; instead, it is presented in written and tabular form.

Of course, the scarf can also be worked as an infinity scarf!

For all little (or grown-up) ballerina fans, this loop scarf is a dream! It is knitted in doubleface and is a great project for advanced knitters. 


Here is the knitting pattern for the “Dancing Ballerina” loop scarf