This close fitting wide infinity scarf will give you multiple looks from one garment. The scarf is reversible, and because of the way we will place the stitches each side will have a different, look, feel and texture. Being close fitting and wide allows you to wear it tall as a cowl, or fold it over like you would a collar, or roll it onto itself for a whole new scarf look. You could also continue the pattern for another 10-15 rows and have a thick scarf that is also a hood cowl that will keep your ears warm in the cold! I hope you enjoy it :)

Materials:
I Hook
Approximately 185 yards of any worsted weight yarn. A 3.5 ounce skein should cover it.
Yarn Needle

Gauge:
Not especially critical in this project.
My gauge is 3 hdc by 3 rows = 1 inch square. This gives a scarf that is 30 inches long by 7 inches wide (before joining). You can adjust the hook to get your desired finished size.

Stitches Used (and abbreviations):
hdc - half double crochet
sl - slip stitch
ch - chain
whip stitch (to join)
back loop
front & extra loop