Big, bold, and colorful, the Anak Infinity Scarf represents the comfort, warmth, and intensity of a loving embrace. Ten colorwork stripes form abstract hands — two pairs with interlocking fingers. Intentionally oversized, it is a versatile piece that can be worn several ways, from a cozy looped scarf to an even cozier hood.

“Anak” means “child” in Tagalog and numerous languages throughout southeast Asia and beyond.

This scarf was designed in joyous celebration of Serendipitous Wool’s 5th anniversary. Shobha founded Serendipitous Wool on her father’s birthday and her son’s first day of college, so the whole enterprise is infused with the importance and love of family. I am so honored to ring in this milestone with her!

DIFFICULTY LEVEL
Advanced Beginner/Easy

YARN NEEDED
5 colors/skeins of Serendipitous Wool Rani Fingering
Colors in sample: Silk Threads (Purple), Speckled Fuchsia (Pink), Mallard (Dark Teal), Marigold (Yellow), Milkweed (White)

APPROXIMATE MEASUREMENTS
68” around (34” flat) x 14.5” high (unblocked)

ASSISTANCE
This pattern has been tech edited, but if you have questions while working up your scarf, please feel free to message me here on Ravelry or contact the email address provided in the pattern.

USAGE
This pattern is for personal use only. Please do not share, alter, or rewrite this pattern. You may sell products you make using my pattern, but please include xoxotiya as the pattern designer on your listing, website, and/or hangtag. Thank you for your support!