The Noro Slip Stitch Stripe Scarf

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Designed by solmama November 2007

Do you love when people adorn their necks with the beautiful Noro Striped Scarf by Jared Flood, but the idea of doing 1×1 rib makes you shudder? Do you have a love affair with slip stitches or playing with color? Do you have Noro Matsuri, Tidiori or other similar yarn hanging around without a project in sight? Do you go gaga over any noro stripey yarn? If you answered yes to any of these questions, this is the scarf pattern for you :-D

Materials:
Noro Stripey Yarn that tickles your fancy
The scarf pictured here was knit with 2 balls of Noro Matsuri color #4 and 2 balls of Noro Matsuri color #6. Finished measurements are 7in width by about 6 ft or so
For needle size follow your ball band suggestion
US 6 needles were used for the example
tapestry needle

Special Instructions:

Slip all stitches purlwise

yif = with yarn in front

yib = with yarn in back

Directions:

With MC, Cast On 36 stitches or a multiple of 3 sts for the desired width

Row 1: *yif, sl 1, yib, K2, repeat from * to the end of the row

Row 2: Knit

Attach CC color yarn.

Row 3: *K2, yif, sl 1, yib , repeat from * to the end of the row

Row 4: Knit

Repeat Rows 1-4 until you reach the desired length.

Bind Off in MC.

Weave in Ends.

Enjoy!

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6 Comments

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6 Responses to The Noro Slip Stitch Stripe Scarf

  1. knittingknewbie

    This is such a cool pattern!! I made the regular Noro striped scarf last year for a friend. I’ve queued this one up for myself!

  2. escapetoknit

    I’m interested in the knitted border pattern on the top of your blog page. It’s in tri-color: eggplant, green 3 row of ribbing (I think) and 4th row something else?

    Thanks for reading,
    escapetoknit

  3. escapetoknit

    knittingknewbie,

    I should’ve also asked what brand of yarn and color you knit the pattern stitch you use as the top of your blog border. 3-color eggplant/purple, green, tan.

    Thanks again,
    escapetoknit

  4. favecrafts

    This is a great pattern! Just love the colors. I’m an editor for FaveCrafts.com, and I took the liberty of linking to your blog from my roundup blog post of free scarf knitting patterns. You can check it out here. I also just published a collection of free scarf knitting patterns at our website if you are interested. Thanks for sharing!

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