Use a yarn type and needle size that gets you the size scarf you want. The featured photo was done on US10 straight needles, with 2 types of worsted weight (4) yarn.

This was designed with my sister’s love of cacti in mind. As usual, this graph doesn’t have a gauge or suggested needle size, because you can make this to whatever size you like!

Following my celestial theme, here is a chart for an eclipse double knit

Had another inspiration for a moon scarf. This one inspired by earthshine. :)

Inspired by the creation of my Moon Phase scarf pattern, I thought I’d try something similar, but different. The scarf in the photo was done with worsted weight yarn, on US10 needles.

A scarf for Valentine’s Day, but with a twist! A cost double knit just in time for the romantic day.

Decided to try out another pattern! This is another double knit, so feel free to use whatever sized needles and yarn youd like to get the kind of scarf you’re looking for. The sample scarf was done on US10 knitting needles, with Redheart Super Saver yarn (what I had laying around).

This scarf can be worked in whatever yarn you prefer having your scarves done in. The one in the photos was done in acrylic yarn, on size 10 needles. It is a fair bit larger and longer than your traditional scarves, but overall it’s a fun knit.

Quick, repeatable pattern to make a Halloween themed scarf.

I couldn’t find a pattern that I liked, so I decided to try my hand at making my own!