- Circular: US 11 - 8.0 mm

- Worsted

YARN - Patons Classic Wool Worsted (100% wool, 3.5 oz./100g, 210 yd/192 m) - In yellow: 7.8oz./220g, folded three times NEEDLES - US11/8mm needles - You might need to use the needles of one size up/down in order to obtain the same gauge. NOTIONS - Tapestry needle - Scissors GAUGE - 9 sts and 12 rows in 4”/10cm in Checkerboard stitch worked flat.

8.7”/22cm wide (unblocked), 51”/130cm long (unblocked)

This fun and easy pattern makes a really beautiful infinity scarf, very cozy and nicely textured. Scarf is knitted with three strands which makes this scarf a fast knit. You can adjust the pattern to another yarn, change the size or length of the finished object, and play with the color choices! The stitch I used for this scarf is sometimes called double moss, double seed, british moss, 2x2 checkerboard, etc. I prefer to call it “chunky checkerboard” :) If you want your scarf to look more chunky and cozy, I suggest not to block it in order to save that amazing fluffy structure. On the other hand, blocking can reveal the real checkerboard texture. I would consider knitting a 4”x4” sample and looking at it both blocked and unblocked so that you can decide which one works better for you.