Lucky for you, you’ve come to the right place. We’re about to embark on a journey through some seriously easy scarf knitting patterns that are tailor-made for beginner knitters just like you.

Seed stitch is a great knit stitch to use if you want to make some thick and cosy socks. This brilliant example of a simple ...

Continue knitting in the round with MC for 20 rows. Repeat from * to ** until the scarf is the desired length. Knit 20 rows in MC. Bind off, weave in ends and sew the ends of the scarf closed.

Exact gauge is not important for this pattern, just knit a little tighter than normal. Do not cut the yarn between color changes, just carry it loosely up one side of the scarf. CO 31st in black.