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Cozy, practical, classic keyhole scarves and knitting patterns for them have been around for decades. Many free knitting patterns for keyhole scarves are available online. That said, enough people have asked me how I create my American Flag scarves, or Stars and Stripes scarves, or patriotic scarves that I have jotted my notes down as this pattern or DIY how-to guide. This is not a tutorial, therefore if unfamiliar with a term or technique mentioned, please look online for a video, knitting forum, or blog geared toward teaching.
This reversible scarf with one keyhole is knit flat in various sizes using Red Heart Super Saver “Americana” self-striping yarn (5 ounce skein, 236 yards).
Skills used:
Cast on
Knit stitch
Purl stitch
Slip stitch
Combinations of Knit and Purl stitches:
1x1 ribbing
Seed stitch
Bind off
What you need:
1 skein of Red Heart Super Saver “Americana” yarn (or 1 skein each: Red, White, Blue yarn of your choice; see photo #8)
1 set of knitting needles, US size 8 (5 mm) or size you are comfortable with for number “4” worsted weight yarn
1 stitch holder or small circular needle, for dividing alternating stitches for keyhole
1 small scissors
1 tapestry needle or crochet hook, to weave in ends
About 10 hours of time (will vary depending upon knitting skills, experience, speed, and size of scarf)
This Americana Keyhole Scarf has two keyholes, and short ruffled tails reminiscent of draped, pleated flag bunting.
This knitting pattern is a collection of design and construction notes for this patriotic scarf knit using 2 skeins of yarn: Red Heart Super Saver “Americana” self-striping yarn (5 ounce skein, 236 yards) for the ruffles, and a skein of worsted weight acrylic yarn of your choice for the main color.
Skills used:
This scarf uses more techniques than the basic Americana Keyhole Scarf. [INDENT]Cast on
Knit stitch
Purl stitch
Slip stitch
Combination of Knit and Purl stitches: 1x1 ribbing, 2x2 ribbing
Increase (knit 1 below)
Decrease (k2tog, p2tog)
Bind off[/INDENT]
What you need: [INDENT]1 skein of Red Heart Super Saver “Americana” yarn + one skein of yarn of your choice
1 set of knitting needles, US size 8 (5 mm) or size you are comfortable with for number “4” worsted weight yarn
1 stitch holder or small circular needle, for dividing alternating stitches for keyhole
1 small scissors
1 tapestry needle or crochet hook, to weave in ends
About 10 hours of time (will vary depending upon knitting skills, experience, speed, and size of scarf)[/INDENT]
Following the popularity of the original Americana Keyhole Scarf and theAmericana Keyhole Scarf - BUNTING STYLE, this new Americana Circle Scarf
is the third pattern in this series of reversible scarves. This circle scarf or infinity scarf is a large loop which can encircle the neck twice.
The Americana scarves get their name from the yarn used: Red Heart Supersaver in the colorway Americana - a self-striping, worsted-weight yarn in easy-care acrylic, with a pattern of stars and stripes reminiscent of the American flag.
The AmericanaCircle Scarf pattern includes two versions:
worsted weight
bulky weight, using a strand of Red Heart Supersaver Americana yarn, held together with a strand of Hobby Lobby’s Yarn Bee Baby Lou Lou yarn
What you need: [INDENT]1 skein of Red Heart Supersaver in the colorway Americana (236 yards / 215 m)
Knitting needles, US size 8 (5mm) or size you are comfortable working with for worsted weight yarn
Small scissors
Tapestry needle or crochet hook to weave in ends
OR
1 skein of Red Heart Supersaver in the colorway Americana (236 yards / 215 m) AND
1 skein of Hobby Lobby’s Yarn Bee Baby Lou Lou or other yarn of your choice
Knitting needles, US size 11 (8mm) or size you are comfortable working with for bulky/chunky yarn
Small scissors
Tapestry needle or crochet hook to weave in ends
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[SIZE=16px]Reversible Americana Circle Scarf with Center Cable Panel[/SIZE]
This infinity scarf or cowl is knit in Red Heart Super Saver “Fruity Stripe”
with a patriotic touch of Red Heart Super Saver “Americana.”
This design features a reversible centered cable,
in a panel of seed stitch
flanked by 2 stitches of ribbing,
edged with garter stitch,
and 1 selvedge stitch.
[SIZE=12px]What you need: [/SIZE]
[INDENT]Yarn:[/INDENT]
[INDENT=2]1 skein of worsted weight yarn, Red Heart Super Saver “Americana”.
1 skein of worsted weight yarn, Red Heart Super Saver “Fruity Stripe”[/INDENT]
[INDENT]
Needles:[/INDENT]
[INDENT=2]US size 8 (5 mm) needles[/INDENT]
[INDENT]
Other tools:[/INDENT]
[INDENT=2]Cable needle
Small scissors
Tape measure
Tapestry needle and/or crochet hook to weave in ends[/INDENT]
This reversible scarf with one keyhole is knit flat in the length you choose, using Red Heart Super Saver “Americana” self-striping yarn (5 ounce skein, 236 yards).
Skills used:
Cast on
Knit stitch
Purl stitch
Slip stitch
Yarn Over
Knit 2 together
Bind off
What you need:
1 skein of Red Heart Super Saver “Americana” yarn
1 set of knitting needles, US size 8 (5 mm) or size you are comfortable with for number “4” worsted weight yarn
1 small scissors
1 tapestry needle or crochet hook, to weave in ends
About 10 hours of time (will vary depending upon knitting skills, experience, speed, and size of scarf)
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