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)
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[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] |
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[Roll the rectangle up] |
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[Using the ends of the yarn sew the tube closed] |
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[Join the ends together and sew closed] |
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[Loop another tube through the ring and sew closed. Repeat with the rest of the tubes] |
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[Take the end of the scarf and attach to the loop at the neck. ] |
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[All done!] |
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Hm...it's more a necklace, isn't it? =) But a very nice idea! So simple, thx for the diy-tutorial^^
Looona Lou.
wow, that's so amazing! I need my mom to do something like that!
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This is such a cool idea. Too bad I can't crochet 🙁
-Ly
http://www.lyzhang.com
looove it!!
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
awesome diy!
That's pretty cool. 🙂
Love it!
That's freakin' adorable! I wish I was a knitter!
http://www.thoreausdaughter.com/
Um, can I buy one of these from you? Amazing. Better than the one Tavi wore.
I featured a link to this over on my blog today! Hope you don't mind:) I love your blog and DIY posts!
http://agirlnamedleney.blogspot.com/2011/10/friday-im-in-love_28.html
<3 Leney
awesome!And looks so easy to make as well. Thanks for the tutorial
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.