Is Yarn Scarves

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ScarvesMade Easy!Make these beautiful yarn

scarves in no time at! Just grab

your favorite yarn and a few

essentials then get to knotting,

tying or just plain old-fashionedbraiding. Thats rightthese

scarves require absolutely

no knitting.


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Hip MixYoure yearning or

yarnin a bevy o colors,

eights and textures.Turn that uzzy-uzzy

inatuation into a simple

knotted scar! For this look

e bundled together

three kinds o yarnsot

boucle, quirky curly and

hip sequined. Then, e

knotted them at evenly

spaced intervals.


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Plum FunIts yummyits plummyits just so pretty! We

made a seriously simple scar rom a mountain o

sot eece yarn. Theres nothing to this look. Just

bundle the yarn together at evenly spaced intervals.

Then, wrap and knot with more yarn to secure.

Soft SpotSpecialty yarns make the sweetest

scarveswith hardly any efort!

We used a bulky bangle yarn pai

with coordinating chinchilla, to

quirk up this imaginative design

Theres no trick to the look. We

loosely twined the strands, and th

we knotted the ends.

In Knots I youre looking or easy, youll love this

knot-and-go design. We picked up some cozy

sel-striping sock yarnapproximately

thirty strands gave us the bulk we wanted.

Then, we cut it to the desired length beore

tying some strategically placed knots. Done!


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Eyelash SplashYoure not araid to braid! And thats why this

easy scar is right up your alley.For the look shown, knot together

approximately 15 strands o uzzy

eyelash yarn. Separate into three

equal sections, and go to town w

a basic braid.

TextureTriumph

Go onbe bangled!

Braid together black

and white versions

o this chic novelty

yarn or a scar thats

chunky, unky and sure

to make a statement!

Tip:Though the

pompom-style yarn

makes the design look

complicated, this scarf

is nothing but a basic

braid. Easy!

So SpiralNeed a scar to curl up in? Makit yoursel using our quirky, cu

yarn! We went of the book o

this look, twisting, looping a

knotting together a pattern

o our very own design. Wh

could be more un than ma

things up as you go?

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Make a BraidTo braids can be better than one! Thats certainly th

case ith this multi-colored creation. The basic braids

easy as anything to execute. Make one braid the leng

you ant or the scar. No begin another braid, placin

next to the rst braid. weave the second braid into the

every 3rd or 4th stitch to anchor in place. Tip: Let your sc

do double-duty as an easy wrap around belt!




Fuzzy, WuzzyWow!Youre looking or un, ast and absolutely abulousith nary a needle.

well, e suggest a scar! Get on trend and on your ay ith these

knotted, braided and artully tined designs. Simply pinpoint your avorite

style, pick your avorite yarns and go. Sitting and knitting? Not or you!


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Eye onthe BallFelt balls (available in the

Needlework Department)

are the ocal point o thisquirky neckwear. What

a great idea or a scar!

We used an embroidery

needle to careully pull

the yarn through the

balls, knotting it at

intervals as we worked.

Chained UpYour scaryour style. Thats exactly

how it should be! Pair your avorite yarn

with your avorite embellishments,

everything rom gold chain (available

in the Jewelry Department) to metallic

oss to colorul beads. Have you allen

in love with some little elt owers?

Stitch them (or use abric glue) right

into the mix!



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Quite WhiteWispy white yarnits called

Inatuationgives this scar

lighter than air appearance. W

went the no knot route to ke

things airy. Instead, we placedlengths o yarn side-by-side,

machine stitching across the

yarn to secure. Tip:Sew at

evenly spaced intervals, and

place tear-away stabilizer unde

each section before you stitch.

Vintage ChicThis scar eatures rows and

rows o beautiul braids. We

used yarn o several weights

and textures or the look,

braiding separate rows until

we reached the desiredthickness. Then, we used an

embroidery needle to stitch

the rows together. Even the

ower accent is made rom a

braidsimply coil and stitch!




Flower HourCozy bron yarn and a sophisticated shtail bra

add up to a gorgeous scar. But e didnt an

to stop there. we ent that extra girly mile to

crochet a simple coordinating foer. The scar

pulls through a loop on the back o the bloom.

Fishtail Braiding

. Gather the yarn together at

ne end and tie. Now divide into

wo equal strands as shown.

2. Hold the two strands

in your left hand, but keep

them separate.

3. Bring a small section of yarn

from the strand on the right

across to join the left strand.

4. Now reverse the position

of your hands.

5. Bring a small section of

from the strand on the left

to join the right strand. Re

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you desire.


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Like a LadderSometimes you eel inclined to climb! This

rock-and-roll scar began ith to coils o hot

pink eyelash yarn. we used a needle to stitch

black eyelash yarn rom one coil to the other. The

resulting rope ladder style pattern is one o a kind!

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Cast Your NetYoull nd instructions or

creating this scar on the

olloing page.


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Prep:1. Choose two types of textured yarns for the look shown here.

2. For the long side of the scarf, cut approximatelytwenty-four 80 pieces (A) of yarn. Divide into 12 pairs.

3. For the short side of the scarf, cut approximately

twenty-seven 80 pieces (B) of yarn. Fold each piece in half.

Instructions:1. Tie one set of yarn A horizontally across a dowel rod or between two chair

backsanything to hold them taut. This will be the base for your scarf.

2. Measure in 7-8 from each end of the string set to allow for fringe. You can make

a mental note of the spot, or you can mark it with a paper clip or clothespin. Well

refer to the mark on the left as mark C. The mark on the right will be mark D.

3. At mark C, use a larks head knot to loop one piece of the folded yarn B to the

base strings. Continue to tie B strings to the base in the same matter, leaving

approximately 2 between each string, until you reach mark D.

4. Measure 2 inches down the vertical B string at mark D. Using a square knot,

tie on an A string set. Be sure to leave 7-8 at the end of the string for the fringe.

Tie the A string set to each subsequent B string in the same manner until you reachthe last B string.

5. Measure 2 down, and repeat the process with another A string set. Continue

adding A string sets until you reach the bottom of the scarf. Be sure to tie double

knots on the last row. And youre done!


Larks Head Knot


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Do the DowelThese designs may look intricate, but

they come together in a snap. Simply

tie yarn (or groups o yarn) to a dowel

rod at evenly spaced intervals. Then

knot according to our diagram. Tip: The

number of strings you use and the length those strings will be determined by the siz

scarf you wish to create. Space strings clos

together for a tighter weave. Space them

farther apart for a more open weave.

Macram ScarKnotting Diagram

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