The Chevron stitch is oft used and is a beautiful peek-a-boo creation. Using this super stitch – a simple one line repeat pattern, one can create a whole wardrobe.
Here is my Infinity Scarf using the Chevron Stitch.
An Infinity Scarf is just a simple scarf, continuous, or without ends, which can be looped around your neck. It is lovely, hassle-free, and can be worn in a multitude of ways.
As the Chevron stitch is a pretty, delicate stitch, any fingering / light-weight yarn works well.

This delicate pattern uses the simple fsc, dc and chs to create the lovely “peek-a-boos”.

Pattern has been tested on The Testing Pool on Ravelry. Thanks go out to my lovely Rav-testers Laurie, Ritha, Tammy, Tina and Wendy.

This pattern has been tested with :
1) 3-ply acrylic (fingering weight yarn) from Oswal Mills,
2) Bernat Satin (approx 95g) and H hook with a gauge of about 2” 4 dc rows, with 8 dc and 1 ch2 sp (1 chevron repeat)
3) Bernat Satin (approx 65g) and H hook
4) Knit Picks Chroma Fingering : 265.3 yards, 67 grams
5)Bernat Softee Baby Solids & Marls : 263 yards, 101 grams = 263.0 yards (240.5m)
5) 3-ply acrylic (fingering weight yarn); 50 g (285 yds), 4 mm (G) hook