Saturday, 6 July 2013

Chevron Delight Infinity Scarf

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The Chevron Delight Scarf doubles as a
cowl when wrapped twice.





approx 120g black 8ply
approx 120g grey 8ply
approx 120g silver 8ply
Set 4.00mm knitting needles


Ddec - Double decrease
The double decrease is a lovely, neat decrease.
The diagram to the right shows how it is done.


YO - Yarn over

Pattern  *Amended Jan 4*


Using black yarn, purl the next row (wrong side) 




Rows 2 & 3 form the pattern.


The colour chart is 

Black - 8 rows
Silver - 2 rows
Grey - 8 rows
Black - 2 rows
Silver - 8 rows
Grey - 2 rows













  1. GORGEOUS!!! Oh another one to go on my never ending knitting list :) Oh and I love Bendigo''s wool so pretty

    1. Hi Mel, Thanks! I can only order Bendigo wool online. I'm not sure I could trust myself if I was left alone at the mill, there is so much to choose from :-) Louise

  2. Gorgeous scarf Louise! And yes - I understand how wonderful it is when your kids actually ask you to make something for them!!

    Thanks for linking to a Round Tuit!
    Hope you have a fabulous week!
    Jill @ Creating my way to Success

    1. Thanks Jill. It's always a pleasure to link up to a Round Tuit. Hope you are having a crafty week. Louise

  3. The set up row does not work. I have tried it 3 times now and have counted it out to need 71 stitches. What am I doing wrong?

    1. My apologies .. you actually need a set up row of 72 stitches. I omitted the final K4 when I was counting. Each pattern repeat requires 16 stitches. I did 4 repeats making 64 stitches. I then added 4 for the edging instead of 8. Kind regards, Louise

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  5. Wow.. This is gorgeous and I'm going to try to start one today. Thanks for sharing your pattern. I also have a blog ( come and visit me sometime :)) I am now one of your newest followers. Thank again :)

  6. Hi, maybe Im reading the pattern wrong but i cant seem to figure out where I would end the pattern if I only wanted to make three chevron peeaks so mine isn't as thick? Thanks

  7. My friend wants to know if in the set up row there is supposed to be a M1 in between the knit 4 and knit 5 and same at the end with a M1 in between the knit 4 and knit 5.

  8. There needs to be a M1 at the end of each odd row, before the last K4. The end of my modified pattern row goes like this:

    K6, Ddec, K4, M1, K4

    It seems to work well, and matches the other side. Hope this helps someone else!

    1. Is there a M1 at the beginning of the row too?

  9. Please help! I want to knit this in the round and just cannot seem to make it work:-(. Help


  11. How can I work this in the round? I've tried several ways and just cannot seem to make it work - feel like such a dodo! Help!

    1. Hi Sherry,
      I am not sure that you can knit this specific pattern in the round. I'll look into it. .. Louise

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  13. I fell in love with this pattern the moment I saw it and just had to make it for myself!
    I did have a little trouble getting it started at first but I was able to get it going with a cast on of 75 stitches. I followed the pattern with ease afterwards and it turned out beautifully!
    For anyone else maybe having trouble:
    Cast on 75 stitches
    All right side rows: m1, k5, *ddec, k6, yo, m1, yo, k6, repeat from * to last 9 stitches, k5, m1, k4.
    All wrong side rows: k4, purl to last 4, k4.
    Ty again Fitzbirch Crafts, I love it!!

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