Free knitted scarf pattern
January 25, 2007 at 5:26 pm | In Christmas, Holidays, country living, family, free knitting patterns, knitting, love, photography, scarf patterns, yarn | 25 CommentsPlease enjoy the free scarf pattern (below), but I hope you will also check out my full line of patterns. You will find great ideas for knitted gifts such as Christmas Stockings, gift bags, hats, scarves, fingerless gloves, and more.
New York Scarf: A Guy’s Woolie Warmer
[Note: For the matching hat pattern and a directory of other free knitting patterns I have designed click here.]
Materials:
- 2 skiens Suri Merino from Plymouth Yarn Co. in color #402
- 2 size U.S. 6 dpns or straight knitting needles
- Large tapestry needle
- Plenty of Love
Directions:
Cast on 35 stitches.
Rows 1 and 2: Knit.
Row 3: *K3, P2*. Repeat from * to * across row.
Row 4: *K2, P3*. Repeat from * to * across row.
Repeat Rows 3 and 4 until scarf measures approximately 65 inches in length.
Knit 2 more rows.
Bind off.
Using the tapestry needle, weave ends of yarn into stitches securely.
Gently block scarf to measure four and one half inches across.
Wrap it up with love and send it to a guy you love to keep him nice and warm inside and out.
Hope you have a wonderful day!
~firefly
Copyright © 2006 J.L. Fleckenstein ALL RIGHTS RESERVED
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The scarf looks lovely firefly! I’m sure your son will wear it with pride. I love to do ribbing!
Comment by Lynne — January 25, 2007 #
The flowers are beautiful! I love forcing bulbs in the winter. I’m sure your son will love the scarf!
Ann
Comment by ann — January 25, 2007 #
the amaryllises are beautiful! that is a nice thick scarf for your son! it is supposed to dip down in temperatures again here.
Comment by rhoda — January 26, 2007 #
The scarf looks great and I love the amaryllis. I left mine in Australia and haven’t replaced them yet.
Comment by ruthsplace — January 26, 2007 #
Best of luck with your project. I hope it goes very well for you.
Your flowers are beautiful. I love amaryllis flowers. If you are careful with it, you should be able to keep it for quite a few years.
The scarf looks very cozy.
Comment by Dorothy B — January 26, 2007 #
One of my favourite flowers – thank you for the photos. That is a terrific scarf!
Comment by Peg — January 26, 2007 #
Love the scarf. The flower is gorgeous.
Comment by irishmama — January 26, 2007 #
The scarf is lovely and warm looking I am sure your son will love it and get lots of use this winter. Your flower is just beautiful.
Comment by Annie — January 27, 2007 #
Beautiful flower, beautiful scarf, beautiful mom.
Comment by Carol — January 27, 2007 #
What a gorgeous photo. How cheerful they seem — and the image of them standing by the window watching the snow. Love it.
Comment by Amy — January 31, 2007 #
The flower is beautiful.
Comment by dontbother — February 2, 2007 #
I just wanted to thank you for the scarf pattern. I just started it in a deep red Suri Merino. It’s working up beautifully. Thanks again.
Maggie
Comment by Maggie — February 8, 2007 #
hi,
am i missing something? it looks jumbled up, no “ribs” at all. would someone who have made this scarf offer help please : ) is the pattern correct? the pictures are beautiful..logging on your site is like going to the spa without leaving my desk! keep it up!
the scarf is beautiful. i really want to make it but yesterday i tried the pattern and it doesn’t look like your scarf at all
Comment by Carrie — September 19, 2007 #
Carrie-
i am just starting this scarf and noticed that if you follow the pattern as it is written, you will end up with two purls at the end of row three, which means row four will not be able to start with K3, but rather would would have to start with K2. To make it into ribs, you would have to either add three stitches to the cast-on, or subtract two-just so the third row will end up with the three knits so when you do row four, the pattern will be *P3, K2*; so basically, for each row, you knit the knits and purl the purls.
does that make sense?
Comment by kathleen — October 14, 2007 #
Thanks for your wonderful stories and lovely pictures. What cottage did you stay in when you went to Clayton,it looks so countyish and rustic?!We’d love to go there soon. And I also tried your scarf(which is gorgeous!)but following the pattern it’s not coming out right,please help! I’d like to make it for my son also. Thanks for your time…have a beautiful day!
Comment by Bruny — October 25, 2007 #
Kathleen was correct, the pattern had an error in it. I have corrected it now (31 Oct 07). My apologies!
Best,
firefly
Comment by firefly8868 — October 31, 2007 #
I am working on this scarf right now and really like it. However, it is curling on both edges. Any suggestions to fix the scarf from curling?
Comment by Colleen — January 8, 2008 #
My bed of red amyrillas have been in my family for more than 50 years!! They originally belonged to an aunt who was born in 1905. They have been in my posession for about 23 years. I have harvested and replanted the bulbs 3 different times after purchasing new homes the last one being 14 years ago. They are thriving!!!
Comment by Debra — January 27, 2008 #
This scarf pattern is exactly what I am looking for – beautiful!
I think I will make one for my husband for christmas:>
Thank you!
Comment by NSki — September 11, 2008 #
Hi,
I am just starting out but do not like any of the beginner patters but love yours. Would it be too difficult for a beginner to try? If not, would it be possible to get step by step instructions on how to get started. Thanks!
Diana
Comment by Diana — November 11, 2008 #
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Pingback by 5 Easy Knitted Scarf Patterns for beginner knitters | Free Knitting and Crochet Patterns — November 18, 2008 #
absolutely wonderful, i’ll be trying that patterns
Comment by AA♥MAT — January 17, 2009 #
Great pattern – thanks alot – only comment is the end result turned out a little thinner than I anticipated so for those who want a wider scarf, adding more stitches and getting an extra ball of yarn might be worth it. Looking forward to the reaction from the guy I will give it to. Thanks again!
Comment by mc — February 23, 2009 #
This is awesome! I love it!
Comment by Debbie — October 15, 2009 #
hi the scarf looks lovely.i will try to do it.was my birthday on 28th went away for it.come home, tues nite the door was open a lady say house alarm flash on mon.the metal on door bent forward,mortis lock in garden.but nothin gone thnk looked for my lap top not find it.i cant sleep to scared keep get headaches now.have ear infection for 2mths now that gives me h,ache fed up not know if to go out or stay in.been sleep on sofa.take care marie.
Comment by marie mck — November 9, 2009 #