One of my favorite things to knit is an infinity scarf created in the round. This eliminates the possibility of the back showing on your scarf and turns out very lovely. I designed this scarf after a friend of mine, who is a Washington team fan was admiring a herringbone scarf I had knit several years prior. If desired, you could customize the pattern in many different ways from the number of herringbone repeats an the logo in between. The two needle sizes ensures the logo section doesn’t balloon out compared to the colorwork section. Enjoy!

Yarn
Fingerling weight wool yarn in the approximate amounts
MC: 700 yards: Leading Men Fiber Arts Show Stopper in Red-Handed 463 Yards/100 grams (2 skeins)
CC: 500 yards: Leading Men Fiber Arts Show Stopper in Rumpelstiltskin 231 yards/50 grams (3 skeins)

Needles
One 16” circular needle in size obtain gauge: Suggested size 3.25mm (US 3)
One 16” circular needle in size obtain gauge: Suggested size 2.75mm (US 2)

Other Materials
Stitch Marker
Crochet hook and Waste yarn for provisional cast on
Tapestry needle

Gauge
32 Stitches & 39 rows = 4” in stockinette stitch with smaller needle
34 Stitches & 32 rows = 4” in stockinette stitch with larger needle

Techniques
Knit in the round
Color work
Provisional cast on
Kitchener stitch