Curiouser is the next installment for my upcoming book Through the Knitting Glass! This infinity scarf is knit in the round, with a stockinette section that has a skeleton key silhouette embroidered onto it, and a colorwork section that features six different contrasting hues in a variety of stranded knitting patterns. The whole thing is seamlessly stitched together and can be worn long and casual or doubled up for extra warmth on frigid days.

The best part? Whether you’ve got 10G or 40G of scrap yarn left over from previous projects, there’s a way to incorporate them! Seven different motifs can be combined together with different colors and sequences for a fun and dynamic knitting experience that also uses up all those bits you’re just not sure what to do with. Whether you fancy stripes or tartan, triangles or dashes, this scarf offers endless possibilities for your creativity to shine.

Yarn
Weight: DK, worsted, or fingering held double
Yardage: 430
(250 for MC and 30 for CC 1-6)

Needles
Loose Knitters: US 5 (3.75MM)
Tight Knitters: US 8 (5MM)

Gauge
4x4 inches = 24 stitches and 24 rows
Knit flat, in stockinette, after blocking

Finished Measurements
Width: 7 inches
Length: 58 inches (before seaming)
(The length can easily be modified to a shorter single layer cowl or longer double layer cowl)