Ups & Downs Hat & Scarf

This is the Ups & Downs Crocheted Hat & Infinity Scarf. The patterns can be found on http://www.mooglyblog.com/category/free-moogly-patterns/
I used 2 skeins of Impeccable in Cherry Red to make both of them plus the fingerless gloves.

Scrap Buster Scarf

This is a scrap buster scarf. I used leftovers of Vanna's Choice, Michaels' Impeccable, and one color was Red Heart Soft. The needles I used were a set I made. They are about size 9. I cast on 35 stitches and did the Mistake Stitch. It is about 64 inches long.

Knitted scarves

Here are 2 scarves I made. The first one with the horizontal stripes I just finished last night. It is knitted with Fantasy Naturale Yarn which is 100% cotton. It is to be donated to the Knitz 4 Vetz sponsored by The Knit With store in Pennsylvania. The second scarf is knitted using the mistake rib pattern. I believe I used mostly Vanna's Choice Yarn and Michael's Impeccable Yarn. One reason for this scarf is to use up leftover bits of yarn and the other reason for making this scarf is because I thought it would look nice.

This is a broomstick lace scarf I just finished. I used 1 skein of Universal Yarn Classic Shades. The color is called Roman Candle. It is 70% acrylic and 30% wool. I used a size K crochet hook and a size 50 knitting needle. It is 20 stitches across. 5 stitches in each group. I found a You Tube video with instructions on how to do this. There are a lot of videos and they all looked basically the same.

These are 2 more scarves I made for Knitz 4 Vetz. They are made with Cascade Superwash 220. One striped and one with the pattern called "The Road Scarf". 

These are 2 of the scarves I made for Knitz 4 Vetz. It is a project for a knit shop called The Knit With. It is in Philadelphia. They are collecting scarves for wounded soldiers in a hospital in PA. Many of the soldiers have skin grafts so they are requesting all natural fibers in the scarves. These are made with Cascade 220 Superwash. It is a lovely soft yarn to knit with and to touch. After using this yarn I am spoiled. It will be difficult to go back to other yarns that are not as soft.

Drop Stitch Scarf

This is a drop stitch scarf made with size 17 knitting needles and Trendsetter Dolce Yarn. It is a ribbon yarn. I really like the colors. It is blue, lavender, green, and yellow. It is only about 2 1/2 inches wide but it is 82 inches long.

Frilly Scarf

These scarves were a lot easier to make than they look. All you do is knit in the edge of the ribbon. The yarn is Filatura Di Crosa by Moda.

Fan Scarf

I saw this scarf here http://sunshinescreations.vintagethreads.com/2010/12/boku-crochet-fan-scarf.html She got the pattern from a bookmark pattern. I did it with some fuzzy blue yarn that I had in my stash.

Scarf, Hat, & Mittens

This set was done for a 9 year old girl for Christmas. The scarf and hat are crocheted and the mittens are knitted.

Neck Wrap

This is a crocheted scarf. The pattern can be found on naturallycaron.com. It is called the Champlain One Skein Neckwrap. I used Michael's Impeccable yarn and a vintage button. It didn't take long to make at all. Very warm and cozy.

2 knitted scarves

These 2 scarves are knitted lengthwise. I used worsted weight yarn, probably Impeccable, Red Heart soft, or Vanna's Choice. I don't remember which. I donated them to the WWII museum.

Scarf

This is a knitted scarf made with 5 different yarns. They are black, white, and red. They are different textures, which results in a very interesting and soft scarf.

Saroyan Scarf

This is my newest scarf. The pattern is called the Saroyan. It was designed by Liz Abinante. I got the pattern from Ravelry. I used 2 skeins of Lion Brand Wool Ease. The color is called Autumn. It is difficult to see in the picture but one edge is straight and the other edge has a leaf pattern. It is narrow in each end and goes straight in the middle.

Hats and Mittens

These hats and mittens are knitted with 100% acrylic yarn. They should fit a 2 to 3 year old. These are probably for donation but I sell similar sets for $15.

New Scarf

This is a brown, orange, and yellow scarf knitted with 6 different yarns: No Boundries 100% polymide, Bernat Matrix, Size 10 cotton thread, Bernat Bamboo, Samba polyester yarn, and Caron Simply Soft. It is 4 1/2 inches wide and 70 inches long without the fringe. This scarf sells for $15.00.

Scarf

This scarf is hand-knit from 5 different yarns. The different textures combine to make a unique scarf. It is 4 1/2 inches wide and 68 inches long without the fringe. It is $15.00.

Another scarf

I made this scarf about two years ago. A friend had gotten the pattern from a magazine but it was only the chart and no written instructions. I followed the chart and wrote out the instructions for her. The first one I gave away as a gift. This is the second one.

Into the Wild Scarf

This is a crocheted scarf. The pattern is from the fall 2010 issue of Crochet! magazine. Nice scarf for a man. It would look good in any colors. I might do a red and blue Special Olympics scarf with this pattern. I just have to check the width and length to make sure it fits the requirements.

Free pattern for scarf

This is a scarf pattern I designed to use some Lion Brand Microspun yarn I had in my stash. I'm not sure how many skeins I used since it was leftover bits that I used up first. I'm pretty sure I used a size H hook.

Directions:

Ch 25.

Row 1: Sc in 2^nd ch from hook and in each ch across. (24)

Row 2 – 3: Ch 1, turn, Sc in each st across. (24)

Row 4: Ch 3, turn, *Skip next st and trc in next st, trc in skipped st, repeat from * across to the last st, dc in last st.

Row 5 – 7: Repeat row 2.

Row 8: Repeat row 4.

Repeat rows 5 through 8 for desired length ending with last sc row.

Fasten off and weave in ends. Add fringe.