Giant Squares in Green and Gray

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Giant Squares in Green and Gray

Fun and Easy to Knit and Wear! A Great Gift Idea! This is a great pattern to represent School Colors, from Authentic Knitting Board.

Giant Squares Scarf and Hat

Stitch: Stockinette
Size: One size fits most. Hat is deep and ample size.
Scarf measures 12” X 48”. Scarf is knit in (2) pieces.

Materials:

  • Yarn: Knitting Board Yarn or other DK weight yarn. Knitting board yarn is wool and Alpaca blend for softness. (2) gray and (2) green or aprox 1200 yds total.
  • Knitting Board (10” or 18” or 28”)
  • Knit hook
  • Crochet hook
  • Large sewing needle

Instructions:

GRAY PART OF SCARF:

  1. Cast On 22 sts in gray. Place anchor yarn.
  2. Knit in Stockinette for 48” or 138 rows. Be sure to maintain even tension with this long continuous piece. Do this by pulling snuggly on yarn as you wrap around end of board to complete the circular.
  3. Bind off from board and also at anchor yarn with crochet hook.


GREEN PART OF SCARF:

  1. Cast On 12 sts in green. Place anchor yarn.
  2. Knit in Stockinette for 48” or 138 rows.
  3. Bind off from board and also at anchor yarn with crochet hook.
  4. Sew these (2) pieces together down center lengthwise with double strand of yarn. Do this with loose hand to maintain stretchability of scarf.


FRINGE:

  1. Cut 90 pieces of each color yarn aprox 10” each. Each end will have 30 fringes of 3 strands each.
  2. Alternate the colors. Start in center and each edge. Then place fringe in center of each space. Keep adding until you have 30 fringe of alternating colors.
  3. Another effect is mixing both colors in all fringes. (2) of one color and (1) of the other.
  4. Complete both ends of scarf with the fringe.


GIANT-SQUARE HAT:

Made by knitting rectangles. (2) pieces total.

  1. Cast On 22 sts in gray. Place anchor yarn.
  2. Knit 28 rows. Cut yarn.
  3. Tie in green.
  4. Knit 28 rows.
  5. Bind off.
  6. Cast On 16 sts in green. Place anchor yarn.
  7. Knit 30 rows. Cut yarn.
  8. Tie in gray.
  9. Knit 30 rows.
  10. Bind Off.
  11. Lay knitted pieces together lengthwise with opposite colors together. Stretch wider pieces to match the narrow piece so that ends are together. Sew together using either yarn, as this seam will not show.
  12. Now, sew the (2) top edges together for the back of hat.
  13. Using a double strand of yarn, create the top of hat. This will be the open end of the wider piece.
  14. Weave the yarn thru edge stitches and draw tightly for the top of hat and ready for the pom-pom.
  15. Lower edge will be rolled up to form a 3” brim. At center back of hat, tack the brim to hat with small bite of matching yarn. Do same to front of hat so that the brim remains in place with opposite colors matching.

POM-POM:
 

  1. Make (2) pom-poms, (1) gray and (1) green.
  2. For each-wind yarn around four fingers or other form approximately 50 times. Each wrap should be 4” in length to produce pom-pom with 1-1/2” length. Tie center of wrapped yarn with double strand of same color. Leave long tails. Make 2nd pom-pom of other color in same manner. Tie both pom-poms together with double strand of either yarn. Cut all loops. Trim all for even and rounded pom-pom of 2 colors, side by side.
  3. Place on gathered top of hat so that the colors are in contrast to those of the hat. Use tails of yarn to sew onto the hat. With crochet hook, pull tails of yarn into inside of hat. Tie ends of yarn together very securely. Fluff the pom-pom, and your hat is ready to go.
     

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Even if I am yearning for summer, I can still find some knitting with wool patterns interesting. I like this one because it is so simple. I want to try using a knitting board this year, and this is the perfect project. I think I am going to make this in some patriotic red and white! Like our flag.

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