Another Infinity Scarf

            In December I shared an Infinity Scarf with you that I loved.  I finished another one shortly after that and wanted to share it as well.

            As I said in my Infinity Scarf Complete post, I am in love with variegated yarns, especially for projects such as this.  It creates such an interesting and unique item.  I get tons of compliments when I am wearing it, but the greatest thing is that its super warm when doubled around your neck.  No pesky wind will be creeping in. That has come in handy this winter!

            For the first infinity scarf, I used Red Heart With Love yarn.  For this one I used worsted weight Red Heart Yarn, color: Artist Print.  The skein was bigger, and I used a larger hook for this.  Instead of a K hook, I used an N.  It created a more bulky scarf which is what I was going for with the first one.  The pattern I used includes a button closure that gives you some more options for how to wear the scarf, and I just keep forgetting to make it.  Look forward to doing so because I found a beautiful button to match this.

            Below I spread it out so you can see the "links."  If you would like to order your own Infinity Scarf, click on the Contact Me page, zip me an email, and I will create your unique scarf.

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Infinity Scarf Complete

I wanted to share photos of my completed scarf.  Did I mention that I am in love with this yarn?  I used Red Heart With Love yarn, color: Plum Jam.  It is so soft, and the colors are beautiful.  Lovely purple and pink shades swirl in this pattern.  I love variegated yarn for projects like this!  It creates something so unique.  Here are my results:

As for the pattern I found it here: Artfully Simple Infinity Scarf

It is a wonderful pattern for a beginning crocheter and is super fun for any skill level.  It calls for 280 yds of yarn, which you can see from the example they give, makes for a much fuller cowl, because I had much less.  The skein of yarn I used began with less, because I had to use a little of it to finish another project.  However, as I already mentioned, I adore this color scheme and I wanted to use it and see what it would do in this pattern.  Even though it is not quite as full, I am still very, very pleased with the results.  Regrettably, I do not own a dress form, so I can’t show you right now what mine looks like doubled, but it works well in my opinion.  In this photo, I opened it up to show you what the “mesh” looks like:

The website where I found the pattern shows several different ways to wear it, one of which includes a tie and button.  I do want to make this as well, although I’m sure I will probably have to adjust the pattern slightly, as mine is not as bulky.  This was a success to me, and I am so thrilled with the results that I’m planning to get my hands on all the variegated yarn I can, so that I can begin creating other unique pieces.  I look forward to sharing those results too!

Still a few details to finish on my daughter’s poncho before I can share completed photos.  I want to add a flower to it, and I’m still searching for the perfect pattern.  

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