Welcome to the Equinox Scarf knit pattern. I was lucky to score some Red Heart Unforgettable yarn in Sunrise on clearance on Amazon. I jumped on the sale and bought 12 skeins and waited until I had the perfect project in mind for them. This scarf was inspired by the color of the yarn and my desire to have a comfy scarf to wear anywhere and at any time. I enjoy working on projects what use two strands of yarn and so the Equinox Scarf was created using two strands of yarn to create a nice drape and cozy feel. This pattern works up very quickly and delivers a beautiful texture. It’s a lovely project to work on to decompress and relax.
If you’re new to knitting, this is a great project for you. I’ve done the hard work for you and have provided measurements, gauge and amount of yarn you will need. Adding the fringe is a lovely addition and makes this scarf a show stopper.
I hope you love this fun and quick pattern! Please share with me on social media. You can follow me on Instagram HERE and on Facebook HERE! Tag me @pinkplumeriamaui and use #pinkplumeriamaui.
Materials:
- US 10.5 or 6.5mm Circular Needles. 16-24 inch Circular Needles work best, I love my Clover Takumi Interchangeable Needles.
- Worsted Weight, Bulky Weight #5 yarn
- Scissors, I love my Clover Patchwork
- Tapestry Needle, I love my Clover set
Yards/Ounces:
Skill Level:
Beginner
Size:
Adult
Gauge:
4 x 4 inches = 14 sts x 22 rows of garter stitches
Dimensions:
60 inches in length x 23.5 inched wide. Fringe adds 6 inches on each end
Abbreviations:
k1 = knit 1 stitch
Notes:
- You can make the scarf as long as you want.
-
I used 2 strands of yarn in the pattern however you can substitute bulky weight, #5 yarn.
Pattern:
With 2 strands of yarn and US 10.5 or 6.5mm circular needles cast on 80 stitches.
Row 1: K1, turn work. (80 sts)
Row 2: Repeat Row 1 until scarf measures 60 inches. Bind off.
Fringe:
Cut 6, 14-inch pieces of yarn for each fringe. I placed 27 fringes evenly on each side. I started at first stitch, skipped 2 stitches and repeated to end.
I highly recommend taking the time to add the fringe. It gives a beautiful finish to your hard work. You can find a FREE PDF copy of this pattern in the link below!
You can find a FREE PDF version HERE. You can also Pin it for later HERE!
Please note, some of these links are affiliate links, which means that if you click on one of the product links, I’ll receive a small commission. This helps support the blog and allows me to continue to make free content. I only recommend products that I use and love. Thank you for your support. You can read my full disclosure.
**You can NOT copy pattern (or part of a pattern) and publish it on another website or other publication. Instead, you can publish a link to the pattern. You may sell products made from this pattern but not the pattern. I ask that you link back to my post. Please do not copy or reproduce pictures. When in doubt ask me, tonjapebenito@gmail.com.**
