Double knitting pattern "Do what you love"

„Do what you love“ and “Love what you do” – even if, in everyday life, this sometimes is difficult to heed consistently, it is still important to remind yourself from time to time to concentrate on the things you love.

I used these beautiful mottos for a scarf, supplemented by a radiant Celtic sun. The lettering can also be used as extensions for a (baby) blanket, as shown in the last product photo.

The shown motif «A hug from the heart” is available for free in my store on Crazypatterns:
https://www.crazypatterns.net/en/items/91060/free-double-knitting-pattern-a-hug-from-the-heart

There are two different versions for the lettering included:

classic double knitting – the letters will appear mirrored on one side
advanced double knitting – the letters will appear corrrectly on both sides
You will find a detailed explanation in the pattern as well as in the knitting chart.

More double knit patterns are available in my shop in this collection:

https://www.crazypatterns.net/de/users/view_collection/2635/doubleface-strickanleitungen

• double knitting in general

You will get six separate pdf documents:

• very detailed instructions on how to knit the scarf
• two knitting charts for the complete scarf (classic and advanced double knitting)
• two knitting charts for the lettering only (classic and advanced double knitting)
• knitting chart for the Celtic sun only

Thanks to the additional knitting charts for every single motif, you will be able to use them for various other projects, e.g. for a cowl, a blanket etc.

skills level: advanced

With a gauge of 23 stitches x 36 rows = 10 x 10 cm, size of the finished scarf will be approx. 165 cm x 25 cm.

• Phildar Caresse (146 m / 50 gr) in lilac und black, approx. 200 gr per colour for a scarf (including fringes); please note: if you knit rather loosely, you will probably need a bit more yarn, please add one additional ball per colour as reserve, just to be on the safe side
• Circular needles 3 mm, 150 cm
• Crochet hook (for weaving in the fringes)
• Darning needle, scissors