Looking for a scarf pattern

[Stargirl]

That is EASY, FAST, WARM & COZY! I would love to knit scarves as x-mas presents for my parents this year. Any patterns that you've made and can recommend?

MTIA

[texaspeach]

are you on ravelry?

my so called scarf is really popular, eta link to pattern

[texaspeach]

I've got shifting sands on my list too.

[fek&fuzz]

I made the key hole scarf from here;
http://www.colorful-stitches.com/pat...g-patterns.php
I used a wool tweed with a little cashmere and silk in it, half chocolate colored, half raspberry colored.

It was fast and easy.

[iowaorganic]

I have to second the 'my so called scarf'. It is a great way to make a scarf out of a single big skien of beautiful yarn. It is super quick and easy to memorize too- and the results are beautiful!

[Indigo73]

My So Called Scarf & Shifting Sands are both lovely.

My favorite though is the One Row Scarf a la Yarn Harlot.

Start: Cast on 26 stitches (to make it wider or narrower add or remove stitches in groups of 4 )

Row 1: *knit 2, knit into the back of the next stitch, purl 1. Repeat from * till there are 2 stitches left. Knit 2.

Repeat that one row every row until you can stand it no longer, your scarf is long enough or you run out of yarn, whatever comes first.

[mlh]

I am also working on a My So Called Scarf. I, however, think it takes longer than other scarves I have made. I am also working on a Waffle Scarf and it is going fast! The pattern is very simple:

Row 1- K
Row 2 -P
Row 3- K2, P2
Row 4- P2, K2

I am using Malibrigo.

[FillingMyQuiver]

Originally Posted by Indigo73

My So Called Scarf & Shifting Sands are both lovely.

My favorite though is the One Row Scarf a la Yarn Harlot.

Start: Cast on 26 stitches (to make it wider or narrower add or remove stitches in groups of 4 )

Row 1: *knit 2, knit into the back of the next stitch, purl 1. Repeat from * till there are 2 stitches left. Knit 2.

Repeat that one row every row until you can stand it no longer, your scarf is long enough or you run out of yarn, whatever comes first.

I just finished knitting this scarf the other day out of a local hand-dyed alpaca. It came out so nice and squishy. And I love that it's reversible. It was a scarf for my mom (she bought the yarn at a farm tour) and she absolutely loved the scarf too. Plus, it's such an EASY knit!!!