I love love love this! This is a Christmas gift for my sister, but I really really want to keep it for myself. But I guess since it only took about 2 hours total, I can always make myself another one evening.

I am sure there are patterns out there for something like this, but I couldn’t find anything I really liked. Although I usually like to play with colors, I drool over simple projects that use natural colors.

I used every last bit of the two skeins of wool-ease thick & quick. I had 2 inches left. No lie.

I used a P hook. Here are my notes if you want to make one, too. It is very simple.

The scarf is just under 6 inches wide. Laying on the floor doubled, the scarf measures 56 inches. If it was one long scarf instead of an infinity scarf, it would measure 112 inches. When hung around my neck, this scarf reaches ground. I’m 5’8”.

Gauge: 6 double crochets per 4 inches

Chain 160. Join with slip stitch to work in the round. This is a very long chain, so be careful not to twist it.
Rnd 1: Chain 3 (this is the first double crochet). Double crochet in the back ridge of each chain. This will make a nice edge.
When you reach the start of the round (the chain-3), slip stitch into the chain-3 space. This will create a seam. Alternatively, you can just keep going around to create a seamless scarf.
Rnd 2: Chain 3 (this is the first double crochet of the second round). Double crochet in the back loop of each double crochet in the previous round.
Rnd 3 - 5: Repeat round 2.

I was able to complete 5 total rounds with 2 inches to spare. If you don’t want to cut it that close, and I don’t blame you, you my want to cut back on the number of initial chains. I may try 150 next time.