Hey worm friends! This scarf is just seed stitch and i-cord with a slipped stitch edge. The seed stitch allows you to attach worms to both sides of the scarf without puckering.

The weight isn’t important- smaller yarn means smaller worms. Bigger yarn? You guessed it, bigger worms. Heck, if you have some scrap yarn just make a ton of different sized worms. Go crazy with it. Using a slightly fuzzy yarn for my base helped make my dirt look extra dirty.

I used a worsted weight yarn knit on size 5 needles to ensure my seed stitch was rigid enough to support the addition of worms. Whatever needles you would use for the yarn you bought, go one size down.

Scarf Body
710 yards (250g) of worsted weight yarn, yarn used in sample is Woolfolk Far in Color 39 (5 skeins)
Worms
MC: 100 yards (35g) of worsted weight yarn, yarn used in sample is Woolfolk Far in Color 35
CC: 100 yards (35g) of worsted weight yarn, yarn used in sample is Woolfolk Far in Color 29
Needles
use 1 size down from what you would normally use with your choice of yarn
US 5 (3.75mm) straight (or 16 inch circular)
US 5 (3.75mm) double pointed (DPNs)
Notions
Tapestry needle, scissors