This scarf has a choose your own adventure kind of vibe to it. The end result is completely up to you! Pick your stitch pattern + choose the number of colors you want to use! You will end of up with a scarf that is of your own design and totally unique!

This project is great for beginners because it uses all the new skills you just learned, most importantly knits and purls!

Scarf Specs:

Stockinette or garter stitch
76" - 96" long, or any other desired length
5” wide, or desired width

Tools needed:

Knitting needles
Scissors
Tapestry needle
176 yds of super bulky yarn, 4 balls of Knit Picks Might Stitch Super Bulky, 1-4 colors

My project used Knit Picks Mighty Stitch Super bulky, 4 different colors, 44yds in each ball of yarn. Your scarf will use more or less depending on length, width or gauge, if you alter the pattern.

44 yards = (approximately) 31" in Stockinette Stitch
44 yards = (approximately) 20" in Garter Stitch

Project Milestones:

1. Start your class project! Share a sentence or two about what got you interested learning to knit!

2. Choose your yarn & your needles! You literally can’t begin your project until you do! Share a photo of your choices with the class & a little blurb about why you chose that colors and tools that you did.

Related Videos: “Let’s Talk About Yarn” + “Tools”

3. Cast on and get to knitting! Document your process as you go and share it with the class in your class project! Excited about your perfect cast on? Post a pic and tell us why! Made a gauge swatch? Made a color change? Share a pic so we can celebrate your achievement!

Related Videos: "Gauge Swatches", “Casting On”, “Knit Stitch”, “Purl Stitch”, “Casting Off” +
“Weaving In Your Ends”

4. Post a picture of your finished scarf! One of the most rewarding parts of knitting is the finished product you have to show for all your hard work. Be proud of it! What was the most rewarding part of the project? Hardest? Easiest? Did you make any alterations?

Practice makes perfect, so don’t worry if you make a few mistakes along the way. Everyone does!

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ADDITIONAL RESOURCES

Yarn, Needles + Other Tools

You should be able to find everything you need to start your project at your local craft or yarn shop. Below are additional resources that provide more options beyond what your local stores might carry.

Patterns + Color Inspiration

Pinterest - Just in case someone hasn't stumbled across this tool, it's a great way to search for inspiration of all kinds, including knitting patterns.
Ravelry - Ravelry is an online community of knitters + crocheters + weavers, that also hosts TONS of knitting patterns + inspiration in the form on completed projects. Definitely worth checking out + it's free to sign up!

Here is a link to my Ravelry profile + a bundle of fun beginning/adventurous beginner patterns for further practice!

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