Simple pattern for even beginner knitters. It wouldn't be your very first project but could be when you are ready to learn about dropping yarn overs. It is that easy.
Drops Scarf knit pattern is a wonderful way to put together novelty yarn you have sitting around along with other yarn, one you might not have considered pairing with it previously. For example, you can pair a mohair yarn with a flag novelty yarn. I have worked this project with many different types of yarn pairings. For this project, I paired Pima cotton with Trellis, a lacy ribbon yarn.
Below is a photo of the beginning of the latest project with this pattern. The name "Drops" comes from dropping the yarn overs and the way the yarn is dropping down, like streaming rain drops.
Hope you enjoy! If you have any questions, feel free to post a comment. Or you can find me on Ravelry, my handle is AstroGirlBunny.
Yarns: Yarn A is Cascade Yarns Ultra Pima in Mushroom (200 yards). Yarn B is Lion Brand Trellis in Champagne (200 yards). Note that you will need 200 yards total for each yarn, therefore Yarn A will be a total of 200 yards, Yarn B is a total of 200 yards, and the total amount of yarn used will be 400 yards.
Needle Size: US 13
Gauge: 10 sts and 11 rows = 4 inches
Finished Size: 6 inches wide by 82 inches long.
Abbreviations
CO cast on
k knit
st's stitch's
yo2 yarn over two times
CO 15 stitches.
Row 1 through Row 5 - Knit.
Pattern
Row 06: * K1, yo2 * repeat from * until 1 st remains. Then you will k1.
Row 07: Knit, dropping all yarn-overs. (Note: The first two stitches will be knit.)
Row 08: Knit
Row 09: Knit
Row 10: Knit
Row 11: Knit
Repeat Row 06 through Row 11 until scarf is 80 inches long (or length you desire).
Finishing
Bind off stitches.
Do not block.
Drops Scarf knit pattern is a wonderful way to put together novelty yarn you have sitting around along with other yarn, one you might not have considered pairing with it previously. For example, you can pair a mohair yarn with a flag novelty yarn. I have worked this project with many different types of yarn pairings. For this project, I paired Pima cotton with Trellis, a lacy ribbon yarn.
Below is a photo of the beginning of the latest project with this pattern. The name "Drops" comes from dropping the yarn overs and the way the yarn is dropping down, like streaming rain drops.
Hope you enjoy! If you have any questions, feel free to post a comment. Or you can find me on Ravelry, my handle is AstroGirlBunny.
Yarns: Yarn A is Cascade Yarns Ultra Pima in Mushroom (200 yards). Yarn B is Lion Brand Trellis in Champagne (200 yards). Note that you will need 200 yards total for each yarn, therefore Yarn A will be a total of 200 yards, Yarn B is a total of 200 yards, and the total amount of yarn used will be 400 yards.
Needle Size: US 13
Gauge: 10 sts and 11 rows = 4 inches
Finished Size: 6 inches wide by 82 inches long.
Abbreviations
CO cast on
k knit
st's stitch's
yo2 yarn over two times
Instructions
You will be knitting the two yarns together, Yarn A and Yarn B.CO 15 stitches.
Row 1 through Row 5 - Knit.
Pattern
Row 06: * K1, yo2 * repeat from * until 1 st remains. Then you will k1.
Row 07: Knit, dropping all yarn-overs. (Note: The first two stitches will be knit.)
Row 08: Knit
Row 09: Knit
Row 10: Knit
Row 11: Knit
Repeat Row 06 through Row 11 until scarf is 80 inches long (or length you desire).
Finishing
Bind off stitches.
Do not block.
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