If you can knit a rectangle in rib and change colors, you can easily show off your Harry Potter Fandom with pride!
I knit as many as three Harry Potter scarves this year. They make me very very happy, because not only do they knit up real quick , but they also make wonderful gifts, not only for teens and kids, but to all Harry Potter nerds of any age. And my universe seems to have a plentiful supply of the same.
In case your universe, too, is composed of a generous supply of the same, you would wish to knit one of these. I have knit here a Gryffindor house scarf. But, I would love to knit the other house scarves as well in the future.
But, at present, here is the pattern for Gryffindor Scarf. Remember, you can easily adapt this pattern by using the appropriate House colours
Materials
Yarn : Fingering weight or 4ply yarn. I have used J.Sagar Bri Acro (10 balls 25 gm each)
Main color (MC): Deep red 200 grams 8 balls Shade #29
Contrast color (CC): Gold 50 gms 2 balls Shade #36
Needles:3.25 mm 16 inches circular
Hook :to add fringe
Finished size:72 inches by 8 inches +4 inches fringe
Pattern
Cast on 72 stitches in MC
knit in 1×1 rib.
Follow the color scheme given below to create the Trapped band pattern.
MC 42 rows
CC 6 rows
MC 8 rows
CC 6 rows
Repeat these 62 rows as per your preference of the length of the scarf
Knit MC 42 rows to end.
Cast off and add fringe to the scarf to finish off.
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What are the directions for a scarf half the size? Can it be knitted without a circular needle?
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