Super Simple Scarf Knitting Pattern

This is such a fun and simple scarf knitting pattern to make and I hope you'll love it as much as I do.

If you're looking for easy scarves to knit then this one is for you and you can start knitting it right now. It's fun, easy and so cozy too.

It's even easy enough for beginners to tackle too. 

If you love the simplicity of a quick and easy to knit pattern and you love all the coziness of a thick, warm scarf then you will like this one.

Since you'll be using simple knit and purl stitches, bulky yarn and big needles this easy scarf pattern will be done in no time.

It's also very versatile because you can easily adjust the width of the scarf.  It won't affect the stitch pattern and it'll give you more choices for sizing your knitted scarf.  

With the holidays just around the corner this scarf knitting pattern will make a lovely knitted gift for your family and friends.


Super SimpleScarf Knitting Pattern

It seems like the winters are getting colder so this easy scarf pattern will cover your head and shoulders and keep you warm on those blustery days.

I also decided to add tassels to my scarf knitting pattern to give it a fun look.  If you aren't sure how to make tassels I'm including a video below to help you out.  

Tassels are fun to make and it's a great way to use up your scrap yarn. Multi-colored tassels will look lovely too.

You don't have to put on tassels though. Some people prefer not too. That's totally your choice to make. 

Once you're finished with this scarf knitting pattern you may even enjoy knitting my keyhole scarf

It's another easy scarf pattern plus you'll learn how to knit a keyhole.

For now though let's get started knitting this easy scarf...

Scarf Knitting Pattern Details

Skills Required: Knit, Purl, Cast On and Bind Off

Size: Approximately 10 X 70 inches

Materials: Super Bulky Yarn Approx. 300 yards

Needles: Size 15 US (10.0 mm)

Gauge: 2.5 sts per inch (Gauge isn't really important)

Notes:  If you’d like the option to make your scarf pattern thinner you can cut down the number of stitches and cast on 15.  It won’t interfere with the stitch pattern. 

Your scarf will be about 6 or 7 inches wide instead. This way the pattern is more versatile to your needs and what you like. 

***One more quick note. To create a nice clean edge slip the first stitch as if to purl with yarn in back and knit the last stitch on every row***


Click here to download my scarf knitting pattern  


Scarf Knitting Pattern

Super Simple Scarf Knitting Pattern

Using your preferred cast on method, I used the long tail, cast on 24 sts.

Knit 5 rows in Garter stitch.

Continue as follows in stitch pattern:  

Row 1: Knit

Row 2: Purl

Row 3 - 8: Knit

Continue in stitch pattern until you reach the length you want. Make sure to finish knitting on row 8. That way you'll have three garter stitch rows at the beginning and ending.

Finish: Weave in ends. You can add tassels or even pom poms to the corners if you like. 

Stay warm and safe and enjoy!

How To Add Tassels Video

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