One day I was waiting at the Cape Cod Conservatory for one of my nieces and I had a bag of Mountains colors yarn with me that I had just gotten. I wanted to see what it looked like in a simple lace pattern so I cast on and just started knitting. What I ended up with was a zig zag lace pattern and a design was born. I found this pattern to be very relaxing so as I sat and knit I decided to call it Serenity in Life. I knit it up in 2 different types of yarn to show how a plain yarn looks and also what a speckled yarn looks like. I hope you like it.

Sizes: one size

Finished Diameter: Louise: 23 inches
Twizzlefoot: 21 inches

Finished Height: Louise: 11 inches
Twizzlefoot: 11 inches

Yarn used: Mountain Colors
1 skein Louise: 65% cashmere/35% silk 435 yds
or
1 skein Twizzlefoot: 53 % superwash merino/17% domestic wool/17 % silk/13 % nylon 450 yds

3 yds of scrap yarn

Needle Sizes: #5
# 5 double point
F crochet hook

Notions: tapestry needle

Gauge: 25 sts = 4”
30 rows = 4”
Difficulty level: Intermediate

Skills Needed:
Knitting
Purling
Casting on
Binding off
Working from charts
3 needle bind off, (multiple feeds on Youtube to learn this skill)
K2tog
ssk
yo

Notes: This infinity scarf is cast on with a provisional crochet cast on, knit flat and ends are joined with a 3 needle cast off.