No Purls About It – One Hank Infinity Scarf

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Easy

80” x 9.5” / 203 cm x 24 cm before seaming

5 repeats of pattern = 4” / 10 cm  – gauge is not critical in this project, but will affect yarn usage

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• Knit Picks “Muse” fingering weight yarn (423 yds / 387 m; 3.5 oz / 100 g; 75% Superwash Merino, 25% Nylon) in color “Savvy Tonal” – 1 hank or 423 yds / 387 m in any other fingering weight yarn 
• US 7 / 4.5 mm 16” / 40 cm  circular knitting needle
• Cable needle (optional – see notes or video tutorial on how to work this stitch without a cable needle)
• 2 stitch markers (optional)
• Tapestry needle
• Scissors
• Measuring tape

(Pattern is written in US terms)

Bind off knitwise

Ea: Each

K: Knit

Long tail cast on

Rep: Repeat

RS: Right Side

St (s): Stitch (es)

WS: Wrong side

X: Times (example: 3x = 3 times)

Special stitches used:

C6F: Cable 6 front – Slip 3 sts purlwise from left hand needle to cable needle and hold cable needle to the front of your work, knit the next 3 sts from the left hand needle, then knit the 3 sts from the cable needle

To do C6F without a cable needle: Slip the next 6 sts purlwise from the left hand needle to the right hand needle; using left hand needle, working in front of the last 3 sts slipped, insert needle into the first 3 sts slipped; while carefully holding onto the sts with your fingers, remove the right hand needle from the sts and then insert the right hand needle back into the last 3 slipped sts; place those 3 sts back onto the left hand needle and knit across those 6 stitches – you are essentially just rearranging the placement of the stitches.

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• Stitch pattern is worked in multiples of 6. To make your scarf wider or more narrow, add or subtract cast on stitches in increments of 6
• When working row 1 for the first time, add in a stitch marker after completing the first 3 knit stitches, and then add another stitch marker when you come to the last 3 stitches (these markers indicate your garter edges)
• When wet blocking my scarf grew about 20 – 25% in length due to the lacy nature of the stitches and the natural fibers of the yarn

Using long tail cast on method (or your preferred method), cast on 48

• Row 1 (RS): Knit
• Row 2 (WS): K3, *k next st wrapping yarn around the needle 3x; rep * to last 3 sts, k3
• Row 3: K3, *over next 6 sts, work C6F letting extra wraps unravel; rep * to last 3 sts, k3
• Row 4: Knit
• Rep rows 1-4 until the piece measures 55” / 1.4 m, your desired length, or until you have only 10-15 yds / 9 – 14 m left of yarn
• Bind off knitwise and do not cut the yarn (this will be used for seaming the scarf together)
• Block your scarf (I find that this is the best time to block so that the edges are all consistent and your project will dry quicker than if you were to seam prior to blocking)
• With right sides facing each other, line up the shorter edges. Seam them together, then weave in your ends

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