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diy chain link scarf

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This chain link scarf can be created by simply taking knitted rectangles, rolling them up and stitching them together.

Supplies
  • Size 8 knitting needles
  • Yarn (I used sport weight)
  • Yarn needle

(psst- Not the DIY type? Click here to buy the finished scarf)

      [Use the following pattern to knit the rectangles: Cast on 10 stitches. Work in stockinette stitch for 10 inches. Bind off. Repeat until you have 14 rectangles]
      [Roll the rectangle up]
      [Using the ends of the yarn sew the tube closed]
      [Join the ends together and sew closed]
      [Loop another tube through the ring and sew closed. Repeat with the rest of the tubes]
      [The scarf is designed to slip on over the head. The rings get sewn together in two different places. I made a temporary bow to illustrate where to sew. The final stitches will not be visible. Before sewing try the scarf on and make sure it fits easily over your head]
      [Take the end of the scarf and attach to the loop at the neck. ]
      [All done!]
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      Comments

      1. Looona

        Hm...it's more a necklace, isn't it? =) But a very nice idea! So simple, thx for the diy-tutorial^^

        Looona Lou.

      2. Sassi

        wow, that's so amazing! I need my mom to do something like that!
        X

      5. Catherine

        I took care to pick up all the 'traditional' skills I could from my mother and grandmother - sewing, baking, canning, gardening (although my pesky black thumb always gets in the way) but knitting is something the right handed ladies of my family never could quite impart on a little leftie me. This knit looks elegant and super modern, and just might be the bite-sized project to make me try again - on my own this time, I think!

        So happy to *meet* your blog!

        - Catherine @ The Spring (in Brisbane, Australia)

        http://www.thespringblog.com

      7. A Fashionable Flaw

        That's pretty cool. 🙂

      10. dearandi

        Um, can I buy one of these from you? Amazing. Better than the one Tavi wore.

      12. Guerilla Embroidery

        awesome!And looks so easy to make as well. Thanks for the tutorial

      13. Sarah

        That is a really cool DIY! Knitting has been very difficult for me and I don't know why. But I usually go for some cool knits in the saba fashion online store.

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