This easy-to-make infinity scarf allows you to pick from the wide variety of sock weight yarns and create a unique accessory for your wardrobe.
The scarf is knit on the green 36-peg Knifty Knitter large gauge loom and uses about 400 yards of sock weight yarn.
This pattern is perfect for the beginner who's ready to make something stylish...something that makes you look like a pro. And it's ideal for the experienced knitter to knit while enjoying your favorite tv show or sporting event. :)
This pattern is ready to download now as a PDF file.
---Please note this listing is for a pattern and not a finished product!---
Reviews (7)
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Apr 24, 2026
I purchased 10 patterns, I want to make sure they get a review for each one, so all reviews will say the same thing. I have not had time yet to make any of them, but I have read each pattern and found them all very easy to understand. I am especially excited to try the tote with the woven bottom, simply because I have never done weaving and I love to try new things! All of the patterns are unique from others that I seem to see every where. I’m also happy to be learning a couple of new stitches, which will be easy, because they are explained/described exceptionally. I highly recommend this seller. I have purchased some pretty bad patterns over the years and probably should have just bought one to make sure it would make sense. But I liked so many of the patterns offered and decided to take a chance. I’m very glad that I did!
Kimberly Currie
Jun 24, 2025
Great pattern, clear and easy to follow!
J Hall
May 21, 2024
The pattern is very easy. Great for beginners and even intermediate/advanced loom knitters who just want a "mindless" project to work on while watching tv. Super cute!
Jess
Apr 11, 2022
Haven’t done this yet. It would be better if she told how to crochet cast on, so I don’t have to YouTube it.
Bonnie Smith
Feb 13, 2022
A very basic written pattern, but then the finished object is quite simple so it’s hard to think what else they could have padded it out with. Looking forward to making this.
Kate