Hufflepuff Scarf
Hufflepuff Knitted Scarf (pictures and pattern) (229 words) by look_turtles
Chapters: 1/1
Fandom: Harry Potter - J. K. Rowling
Rating: General Audiences
Warnings: No Archive Warnings Apply
Additional Tags: Fandom inspired knitting
Summary:
A Hufflepuff Scarf I knitted
4.0 Knitting Needles
7” x 59”
1x1 rib
Cast on even number of stitches
Yellow Section
1. K, P to end
2. K, P to end
Repeat 1. and 2. until the length measures 5” inches
Black Stripes
Change Color to black
1. K, P to end
2. K, P to end
Change to yellow
3. K, P to end
4. K, P to end
Change to black
6. K, P to end
7. K, P to end.
Repeat Yellow Section followed by Black Stripes until the scarf measures 59” in length.
At the end of the scarf make a Yellow Section without Black Stripes.
Tips
1. I picked a one by one rib because I like the Stockinette look without the curling that stockinette has.
2. On the color changing Right Side rows I knit the last stitch instead of purling it.
3. To attach the fringe I cut two strands of yarn that are twice the length I want (6 inches in my case, give me three inch fringe). I take a 5.5 mm crochet hook and put it into the stitch where I want to attach the fringe. I take the two strands of yarn and fold them in half. I pull the loop part way through the stitch with the crochet hook and then pull the ends of the strands through the loop.
Chapters: 1/1
Fandom: Harry Potter - J. K. Rowling
Rating: General Audiences
Warnings: No Archive Warnings Apply
Additional Tags: Fandom inspired knitting
Summary:
A Hufflepuff Scarf I knitted
4.0 Knitting Needles
7” x 59”
1x1 rib
Cast on even number of stitches
Yellow Section
1. K, P to end
2. K, P to end
Repeat 1. and 2. until the length measures 5” inches
Black Stripes
Change Color to black
1. K, P to end
2. K, P to end
Change to yellow
3. K, P to end
4. K, P to end
Change to black
6. K, P to end
7. K, P to end.
Repeat Yellow Section followed by Black Stripes until the scarf measures 59” in length.
At the end of the scarf make a Yellow Section without Black Stripes.
Tips
1. I picked a one by one rib because I like the Stockinette look without the curling that stockinette has.
2. On the color changing Right Side rows I knit the last stitch instead of purling it.
3. To attach the fringe I cut two strands of yarn that are twice the length I want (6 inches in my case, give me three inch fringe). I take a 5.5 mm crochet hook and put it into the stitch where I want to attach the fringe. I take the two strands of yarn and fold them in half. I pull the loop part way through the stitch with the crochet hook and then pull the ends of the strands through the loop.