Scribbled Lines
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a scarf or a headband in any size and any yarn weight, in as many colors as you want
This is part of the Coloring Book collection (this plus two other standard patterns and the Color by Number pattern set).
Inspired by a box of crayons, this design can be made in as many colors as you want, as a scarf or a headband in any size and any yarn weight, with woven-looking lines of colors scribbled over striping background colors. The contrasting pointed wedges are meant to resemble crayons, pointing asymmetrically into the piece throughout the body.
While the design is purposely meant to be able to use tons of different colors, complete with techniques to take care of the ends as you go and minimize finishing, the pattern also works nicely in as few as three different colors, and it works really great with five or six colors, so you can use as many as you like.
The ties on the ends can be either braided or twisted; for the scarf, these ties mean that you can fasten it into a cowl and wear it lots of different ways. It also makes sizing even more versatile, as you can make a short scarf and tie it on into a cowl!
While the pattern will work in any weight, it’s recommended that you don’t go lighter than around sport or DK weight for a scarf, mostly just because of how long it would take to make a lightweight scarf in this slip-stitch pattern!
You'll Need
This is part of the Coloring Book collection (this plus two other standard patterns and the Color by Number pattern set).
- woven-looking lines of colors scribbled over striping background colors
- contrasting pointed wedges meant to resemble crayons
- techniques to take care of the ends as you go and minimize finishing
- use as few as three different colors, or many more
- ties can be either braided or twisted
- fasten scarf into a cowl to wear it lots of different ways
- inspired by a box of crayons
Inspired by a box of crayons, this design can be made in as many colors as you want, as a scarf or a headband in any size and any yarn weight, with woven-looking lines of colors scribbled over striping background colors. The contrasting pointed wedges are meant to resemble crayons, pointing asymmetrically into the piece throughout the body.
While the design is purposely meant to be able to use tons of different colors, complete with techniques to take care of the ends as you go and minimize finishing, the pattern also works nicely in as few as three different colors, and it works really great with five or six colors, so you can use as many as you like.
The ties on the ends can be either braided or twisted; for the scarf, these ties mean that you can fasten it into a cowl and wear it lots of different ways. It also makes sizing even more versatile, as you can make a short scarf and tie it on into a cowl!
While the pattern will work in any weight, it’s recommended that you don’t go lighter than around sport or DK weight for a scarf, mostly just because of how long it would take to make a lightweight scarf in this slip-stitch pattern!
You'll Need
- 3 or more different colored yarns, in the same, or almost the same, weights (yardage varies depending on size)
- needles sized to match yarn
