Infinite Love Scarf: My Soul Friend

Last summer I was inspired to pick up my knitting needles again after seeing some projects my friend had posted. She had just learned and was knitting cables, in the round, sweaters...and I was still knitting scarves worked flat in various lengths. I traveled to her home and she took some time to show me just how easy it could be. I was so impressed and thankful that I immediately busied my hands with hats and cowls. How wonderful! My heart found another love. And my little family and friends could be blessed with homemade, yarny goodness. I recently knit her a scarf and sent it on its way to find her and warm her heart.

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"Infinite Love" Infinity Scarf

I'm not too rigid on gauge.I know, I know. I should be. And I probably will be later. But at the moment, I'm easy-going. If you knew me, you would know that this is a miracle in and of itself. And I apologize for the pics. my photographer was at work. Better pics on their way.

I used:

Worsted weight yarn
Size 10 needles
Cable needle

CF6: Slip six stitches onto cable needle, hold cable needle in front, knit next six stitches from left hand needle onto right, knit stitches from cable needle.

CB6: Slip six stitches onto cable needle, hold cable needle in back, knit next six stitches from left hand needle onto right, knit stitches from cable needle.


CO 44 sts. with scrap yarn. This will be removed at the end of the scarf to seam the ends together. Attach desired yarn to begin knitting. I tied the two together, but not too tight, to be easily removed and not undone accidentally. 

Pattern:

Rows 1-10: Slip first stitch and continue in stockinette.
Row 11: Slip first stitch, K2, CF6, K14, CF6, K3
Rows 12-24: Slip first stitch and continue in stockinette

Row 25: Slip first stitch, K15, CB6, K16
Rows 26-30: Slip first stitch and continue in stockinette

Repeat rows 1-30 until scarf reaches desired length. Finish on knit row. Seam ends together with kitchener stitch.