2nd Try

Introducing a unique knitting pattern for an infinity scarf that is both stylish and versatile! This one-piece scarf is expertly knit in the round, creating a seamless design without any annoying twists—though I encountered two twists myself during the process (an amusing mishap!). The interesting stitch pattern begins with an 8 knit, 8 purl ribbing (featured as a black up arrow), seamlessly transitioning into a delightful slanted lace pattern. The scarf then concludes with another 8 knit, 8 purl ribbing (shown as a yellow down arrow). A happy surprise awaits you: the two strips of 8x8 ribbing don’t align perfectly, resulting in a visually striking effect that alternates between knit 8 for the first strip and purl 8 for the second! Is this whimsical design a happy accident, an enchanting illusion, or simply science at play? Whatever the answer, it makes for a truly captivating piece! For this pattern, I used 7 ply yarn held together to create a DK weight, making it suitable for a variety of yarn choices and colors. The best part? Gauge is unimportant, allowing you the freedom to unleash your creativity without constraints. The finished scarf measures an impressive 21 inches wide and 12 inches high when lying flat, offering ample coverage and warmth. Plus, if you’re a knitting enthusiast looking to share your work, feel free to sell your finished item! Start your knitting adventure today and create an infinity scarf that will turn heads, all while enjoying the fun of experimenting with ribbing and lace patterns!