HOW TO KNIT A CHUNKY CABLE EDGED COWL OR INFINITY SCARF

[@YannaMichaelides]

Lovely set up! This is also stunning. Thank you for this new technique!

[@mayrenon]

This is genious !!!! Great tutorial !!! 😍😍😍

[@jessefitzjohn5450]

Just made this scarf! amazing tutorial!!!!!

[@iChillypepper]

Thank you! I finally get how to do kitchener stitch!

[@TheCastingOnCouch]

Brilliant. It’s so good to hear the Kitchener Stitch has gone so well for you!

[@claudiamachado8694]

Wonderful!!! I loved!!!! Kisses from Brazil!!!!!

[@juliehaines1792]

Hi thanks for this.

[@ursulatigra]

I need your help please. I got stuck. I have made one and used a kitchener stich but stiches at the beginning of work/ones removed from provisional crocheted loops/ came of twisted. I have made different cowl, used this metod again-all came fine. Then, I have made of the same, and the same problem occured. Luckly, I have realised after 3 stiches and stopped in time. I have a feeling that it must be a problem with these provisional stiches. Please what can I do. They look not straight on a needle however on my other work was the same and last result was fine. Can you show how you transfer provisional stiches on a needle after removing crocheted ones. Help please...

[@rl64069]

Hi Love the pattern... Was wondering if I could do a provisional cast on since I don't know how crochet?? Can I use two colors for this pattern

[@TheCastingOnCouch]

Use the provisional cast on that you are most comfortable with. You will be needing those initial stitches to join together with the last set of stitches using the Kitchener Stitch, hence the need for a temporary cast on that allows you to reserve your first row. You could experiment with colour with this project. Share your results with my Facebook page to inspire fellow knitters!

[@rl64069]

Okay Thanks so much.... I will definitely be sharing when I'm done....

[@rachelre1]

Wonderful tutirial !! Thank you very much !! Is there a special reason why to use double strands yarn ? What will be the difference between using double strands yarn, and single thicker yarn? Will there be a difference in the result?

[@TheCastingOnCouch]

rachelre1 - I wanted to make matching gloves in a single ply of aran yarn. So working 2 plys of yarn together can give you flexibility. You can have finer gauge gloves with a chunkier scarf. I like to do this a lot when I want finer looking tassels or edgings, combined with a chunky effect. Also really handy if you like a certain colour way, but it is not in the desired weight.

[@rachelre1]

Thank you very much for your fast detailed answer. As for the scarf - If I use a thicker single yarn - am I supposed to get same final result as in your tutorial?

[@TheCastingOnCouch]

rachelre1 - Yes, a thicker yarn will produce the same effect. Look for yarn requiring the same needle size. Ps, I have a picture of the matching gloves to this scarf on my instagram: instagram.com/p/BBTXFQKB0qH/ There is a complete video guide for the matching gloves too: kzbin.info/www/bejne/fmicmJR3lLp2n8k

[@rachelre1]

Thank you very very much !!! GREAT WORK !!! Both the models and the way you teach !!

[@annesalo3933]

Beautiful scarf all right ,,,but how slow she is knitting it and with difficulty , don' t understand. . She has tvo sticks , why not use those??😟 Moving yarn up and down , back and fort , God help me !!