This infinity scarf is inspired by the West Side Market in Cleveland, Ohio. It is a beautiful indoor/outdoor market filled with individual stands which offer a wide variety of items. This scarf is knit in the round as a long tube. The use of a provisional cast on allows the two ends of the tube to be grafted together, resulting in a continuous loop. It can be knit in two sizes:  a small size which is worn around the neck like a cowl, and a large size which can be worn long or wrapped twice around the neck.

Measurements:

• Gauge: approximately 9 stitches and 10 rounds per square inch of fabric.
• Finished Measurements: Circumference Widthwise – 16”; Circumference Lengthwise –  Small scarf – 38”, Large scarf – 56”

Yarn:

• Fingering Weight
• Small Scarf – 192 yards total: 80 of Color A, 46 of Color B, and 66 of Color C.
• Large Scarf – 286 yards total: 120 of Color A, 68 of Color B, and 98 of Color C.

Tools:

• Size 2, 16” Circular Needle (or size required to achieve gauge).
• Waste yarn to be used for a provisional cast on.
• Spare Circular Needle (to hold provisional stitches while grafting).
• Stitch Markers (Optional).
• Needle for grafting and weaving in ends.