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Artsy Potato Chip Scarf

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Fashion scarves are a great accessory, and this Artsy Potato Chip Scarf from Red Heart Yarn is perfect for a nice night on the town.  This scarf is so easy and fun to make that you'll soon have all kinds of these soft colorful scarves in your closet. 

Artsy Potato Chip Scarf

 

12 Knitted Scarf Patterns: Fabulous Free Knitting Patterns for Beginners

 

You can find this project, and many more just like it, in our new free eBook, 12 Knitted Scarf Patterns: Fabulous Free Knitting Patterns for Beginners!

 

 

 

Materials:

  • RED HEART® Boutique™ “Sashay™”:1 ball 1937 Mambo A
  • RED HEART® “Soft”: 1 ball 4604 Navy B
  • Knitting needles: 5.5mm [US 9] circular needle, 29” long or longer
  • Yarn needle
  • Sewing needle
  • Matching thread

 

Instructions:

  1. With A, cast on 143 sts, inserting needle into every other loop to put sts onto needle.
     
  2. Rows 1-4: With B, k1, *p1, k1; repeat from * to end of row.
     
  3. Rows 5 and 6: With A, knit to end of row.
     
  4. Rows 7 and 8: With B, k1, *p1, k1; repeat from * to end of row.
     
  5. Rows 9 and 10: With B, knit to end of row.
     
  6. Bind off.
     
  7. With yarn needle, weave in B ends. With sewing needle and thread, tack A ends to underside of ruffles.

 

Notes:

  • GAUGE: Gauge is not essential for this project.
  • To work with Sashay, hold ribbon of yarn with metallic end at bottom and ‘railroad track’ at top.
  • To cast-on, insert needle into every other loop of ‘railroad track’, from back to front.
  • To knit, insert right hand needle into next loop on left hand needle knitwise. Skip every other loop at top of ‘railroad track’, place next loop of Sashay onto tip of right hand needle, from front to back.  Draw loop through and complete stitch as for normal knit stitch.

 

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There are many tutorials on youtube (just type red heart sashay in the search box) using this type of yarn. Easy to follow. I made one & was so quick to finish & beautiful! Have not attempted the crochet method yet, looked complicated! lol but this knitted method is so easy even non-knitters can prob do it!

Has anyone tried to crochet this using the yarn pictured? i bought a skein of it already, it is so beautiful.. The link provided below for the crochet potato chip pattern is done starting from scratch, not starting with this yarn.

it lookes so nice but do you have any video to show ,and the abbreviations.

I would like to know if this has crocket patterns.It's beautiful but I don't knit. Thanks quiltingpanda

@quiltingpanda 8910368, Here is a crochet pattern from our sister site, AllFreeCrochet, for a very similar scarf: http://www.allfreecrochet.com/Scarves/Wavy-Potato-Chip-Scarf --editors of FaveCrafts

I can't seem to envision the instructions with this yarn. Could you provide a couple of pictures of the knitting process.

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