After seeing a needle knit scarf done with ruffle yarn that was floating around Facebook groups, I decided to convert the pattern for loom knit. The original pattern was deciphered by another person from a YouTube video in another language. After getting the scarf pattern written, I got inspired to make it into an infinity scarf. The entire scarf is knit with ruffle yarn. Half is knit using the yarn as a bulky yarn using a drop stitch. The other half is ruffles. So here is the finished product...
Drop Stitch Ruffle
Infinity Scarf
-this is converted
from a needle knit pattern that has been floating around. Use it, share it, love it. Just please don't claim it as your own. It is for all to enjoy! ;)
Red Heart Sashay -
one skein made my scarf with 6 pegs
Large gauge
knitting board - used Martha Stewart loom with 2 U and 2 - 12 peg straight
pieces with large pegs every other hole.
Any large gauge long loom would work like the purple Knifty Knitter
scarf loom or the Hobby Lobby equivalent.
Keeping tension
very loose and using as bulky weight yarn, E-wrap cast on 6 pegs.
Row 1 - Knit all.
Row 2 - Purl all.
Row 3 - (Knit 1, yarn over
peg on back of loom) repeat to end.
Row 4 - Purl
all. Remove yarn over from all pegs.
Repeat rows 1 - 4,
10 times.
Repeat rows 1 - 2
once more.
(Tip: After I repeat row 2, I stretch out the drop
stitches to get the stitches tight and in place before going to the next drop
stitch row.)
Unfold yarn to work
ruffles.
*Place every 3 loop
of ruffle yarn on each peg and knit.
Move loops to the
other side of the loom.*
Repeat from * until
ruffle end matches length of drop stitch end.
Without twisting,
bring cast on edge up and place loops on pegs.
Knit off.
Bind off.
Weave in ends.
Option 2
Work ruffle part
without moving to the other side of loom.
Makes all the ruffles on one side.
Back side of ruffles won't show with the infinity style. Makes more ruffles!
If you like wider
scarves, cast on more pegs.
If you want to make
it longer, increase the number of repeats.
Let me know if you
have any questions or if you have found a mistake (I do make them from time to time...). Enjoy!
Converted for the
loom and Written by Renita Harvey