This design turns my shaped, double knot cable into a chic infinity scarf, and allows for a non-reversible fabric to be used. After coiling the finished scarf, only the right side faces out, as these scarves have a 360º twist.

I’ve used super luscious Cascade Yarns Cloud (an airy, chained yarn of merino wool and baby alpaca), for all the scarves.

The pattern has 2 versions – a thinner, lighter version, using 1 strand yarn, and a wider, extra thick, version, using 2 strands yarn, worked in a neck-snugging size, as well as a looser size.

So, whether winters by you are blustery or mellow, here’s a neck wrap that will keep you warm with style!

Sizes: Narrow / S-M Wide / M-L Wide
Width: 2-3.25 / 2.5-5 / 2.5-5”
Length before Joining: 54 / 54 / 62”
Circumference, Doubled for Wearing:
27 / 27 / 31” (Dimensions are approximate.)

Materials
Narrow: Cascade Yarns Cloud or Eco Cloud, 70% Merino Wool / 30% Baby Alpaca, approx 164 yd /
100 gm hank: either 2 hanks #2115 Raspberry or 1 hank each #1805 Doe and #1803 Fawn
US size 10 (6 mm) ndls

Wide: Cloud or Eco Cloud, either 2 hanks
each #2115 Raspberry and #2109 Ruby or 2 hanks each #1805 Doe and #1803 Fawn
US 15 (10 mm) ndls
Cable needle (cn)
Tapestry needle

Gauge
Narrow: 18 sts & 24 rows = 4” (10 cm) in St st using
1 strand yarn and size 10 ndls. One patt rep is 4.5” L.
Wide: 11 sts & 16 rows = 4” in St st with 2 strands yarn held together and size 15 ndls, or size to give gauge. One patt rep is 7.75” L.

Also available in my Etsy shop and Payhip shop.

Happy Knitting!
Dawn