About the Design
This infinity scarf starts off with a provisional cast on, is then knit in the round as a tube, with the ends joined seamlessly using the Kitchener stitch.

The jagged, toothy pattern is made through striping colours every 6 rounds and slipping the previous colour’s stitches for the first 3 of those rounds. This creates the illusion of colour work while only knitting with one colour each round.

I’ve used a total of 5 colours in my scarf, but the pattern can be easily adapted to using more or less. There is info in the pattern on how to modify your yarn colours and amounts.

Yarn
Morris & Sons 10ply Estate
100% Australian Wool 85m/50g

A: 2 x Balls of Clay (Neutral) 87g/148m used
B: 1 x Ball of Fishing Green 40g/68m used
C: 1 x Ball of Limelight 40g/68m used
D: 1 x Ball of Spruce 40g/68m used
E: 1 x Ball of Tickle 40g/68m used

Other Materials Required

• 5mm Circular Needles (40cm cable).
• Scrap yarn for provisional cast on.
• Needle for grafting ends together.
• Stitch markers (at least two different colours).
• 5mm Crochet Hook (or close to size).
• Extra circular needle for grafting ends together. This can be 5mm (or close to size).