Bis-Bias Infinity Scarf

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The Bis-Bias Infinity Scarf features simple texture and beautiful colors – perfect for showcasing two complimentary skeins of sock yarn. The scarf begins with a provisional cast-on before working sections of Stockinette stitch and a textured stitch pattern in alternating stripes of color. When complete, the provisional stitches are grafted with the final row to create a seamless infinity scarf.

Sample shown is the Long Infinity Scarf.

Photographs: ©Biscotte Yarns

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Details

Sizing

Infinity Scarf: Short (Long)

Finished Measurements:
Width: 16 (9.5) in [40.5 (24) cm]
Circumference: 45 (74) in [114.5 (188) cm]

Scarf:

Finished Measurements:
Width: 9.5 in [24 cm]
Length: 72 in [183 cm]

Yarn

This infinity scarf is designed for two skeins of fingering-weight CYC 1 Super Fine yarn. The sample is knit in Biscotte Yarns Flamel, a sock yarn blend of superwash merino, alpaca, and nylon.

Amounts listed below are approximate. Total yarn requirements will vary depending on the type of yarn used, gauge, and any alternations you may choose to make.

Fingering weight yarn [Craft Yarn Council Super Fine 1]:
435 yds [400 m] each of two different colors

Shown in:
Biscotte Yarns Flamel (435 yds/400 m, 3.5 oz/100 g, 60% Superwash Merino, 20% Nylon, 20% Alpaca): 1 skein each Bisque (Color A) and Orchidé (Color B)

Needles

US 6 [4 mm] needles for working flat

Use the needle size you need to achieve gauge.

Gauge

24 sts & 36 rows = 4 in [10 cm] in Stockinette stitch

Gauge influences the size of your finished piece and the yardage needed for the project.

Notions

Waste yarn, crochet hook, tapestry needle

Techniques

Provisional cast-on, Kitchener graft