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Because my winter wardrobe needed a little magic :)
I wanted to make a scarf from Harry Potter and the Prisoner of Azkaban and so my project began...
This was actually my very first knitting project. I'm so happy it turned out great! ^__^
I got the pattern from the site below, but since I'm a noob at this, I made a couple changes to make it easier for me :) I used straight needles instead of circular ones and I stitched the sides together because it was knitted flat, obviously.
Also, this took me about 3 weeks to do. Some of you experienced knitters won't take as much time as me!
My scarf is 75 in x 4 1/2 in. And the thing of yarn I bought for each color was 364 yards and it was acrylic. I bought it at Walmart. I suggest buying Caron Simply Soft yarn instead of the Red Heart brand I used because it's kinda itchy and rough :/
K - knit
P - purl
st(s) - stitch(es)
in - inch/es
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Step 1
Cast on 50 sts using the navy yarn.
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Step 2
We'll be doing the stockinette st.
First start with the k st then p st. Alternate for 20 rows.
(K P K P K P K P K P K P K P K P K P K P) -
Step 3
Once you've done those 20 rows, cut about 6 in of the navy yarn to create a tail. You are going to start the gray stripes.
You should start with a k st. If you're not, you probably haven't done enough stiches or may have done too many.
Alternate k and p rows. Do 4 rows. Your last row should be purled.
(K P K P) -
Step 4
Time to change colors again. Cut 6 in from the gray.
Alternate k and p starting with the k st.
Do 3 rows.
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Step 5
Gray again! Start with the p st. Again alternate for 4 rows!
(P K P K) -
Step 6
Cut 6 in for the tail. And now for navy. Start with a p st and alternate for 25 rows. Your last row should be p sts.
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Step 7
Do steps 2-6 ten times (or until you're happy with the length).
!!!BUT for the tenth time you do step 6, DO ONLY 20 ROWS.
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Step 8
Once you're done with the 20th row (which should be k sts), bind off.
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Step 9Throughout this project, the sides will have curled. Fold the scarf in half, hotdog style, right sides together (I think that would mean wrong sides out if I didn't get it confused). Pin the sides together, all the way down.
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Step 10Start with the short side and with the navy yarn, sew a whip stitch from the beginning of the short side to the end of the long side.
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Step 11Turn it inside out. The right side should be on the outside. Sew the last edge with a running stitch.
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Step 12You're done!
I'm soo sorry if this was confusing to anyone. This is my first tutorial and I did it after I finished the scarf because I didn't know if I would mess up in the process.
If you need clarification, just leave a comment or look at the website.
Good luck!! ^__^
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(id better be in Ravenclaw haha<3)
Amanda, thanks for correcting me! I didn't even notice that until now. I guess I dun goofed.
^___^'
Fixed!
Your scarf came out really good btw! :3 I'm making a Gryffindor one atm.
Thanks for this awesome tutorial.
this is so awsome