The pattern requires 2 skeins of Wool Ease Thick and Quick, but you can also use any bulky yarn. I used some yarn I had bought years ago for a quilt that I never got around to, and then bought some more at Michael's on Black Friday.
Of course, being me, I forgot my wallet on the busiest shopping day of the year, so I had to fight the traffic, the crowds, and stand in line twice to buy my yarn.
So far, I've made 2, for a friend at home and for my mom. Each takes a couple of hours of work, while watching tv or watching mr. bubs totter around.
Brooke at On the Wings of a Dove has another infinity scarf pattern that uses a single crochet instead of a double crochet. Maybe I'll switch it up and try that one too!
Okay ChiWei this is the one I was referring to, today at lunch time. But then again I don't know how to crotchet either so teaching me this will take more than you just posting the step by step. Luv the blog!
ReplyDeleteI just learned to knit (VERY basic knitting - garter stitch only) ... I'm working on what I hope will look like a cowl when I'm done. I'm using Wool Ease Quick and Thick too ... fingers crossed! Yours turned out great! :D
ReplyDeleteHey, Thanks for the mention!
ReplyDeleteI tried to click the link for the pattern but Chrome blocked it, told me not to click it as it (brooke and dove) contained malware and I would get a virus :(
ReplyDeleteI got the same error. I've contacted Brooke and maybe I'll be able to post her pattern is she is willing.
DeleteSame here and I am in love with that scarf! I'd love the pattern!
DeleteChiwei, I bookmarked this post - hope she will let you repost. I want to make this for my daughter.
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