Knit a Cozy Bulky Scarf using a Slip Stitch Pattern

Use the bulky scarf knitting pattern to stay warm and cozy this fall and winter.

Knitted in super bulky yarn, you could whip up a knit scarf in less than two days. I would have said a day, but I know how it goes. As a mom, wife, or daughter, you are always on the ‘call’. What matters, is that you enjoy the creative process and the satisfaction of finishing a great project.

Knit a Cozy Bulky Scarf using a Slip Stitch Pattern

This super chunky scarf knitted in a slip stitch rib pattern is perfect for beginner knitters and the more seasoned ones. The knit stitch pattern creates a lovely textured fabric. Whether knitting for yourself or making a thoughtful handmade gift, this pattern is a must-try.

The slip-stitch rib pattern is ideal for men’s and women’s scarves. It creates a dense, warm fabric with a beautiful texture. This pattern involves slipping some of the stitches instead of knitting or purling them, adding a prominent dimension to your knitted scarf.

The big plus is that it’s a great way to practice your knitting skills and experiment with different yarns.

Materials Needed

You’ll be needing the following supplies:

Recommended Yarn: 3 x 200g Super Bulky weight yarn, also called Super Chunky or Mega weight yarn (depending on the desired length of your scarf) in the desired colors.
Color A – Cilantro (green). Remwmber that some of the Mega yarns only come in 300g balls.
Color B – Camel (almost gold)
Color C – Oxide (burned orange)
Needles: US size 19 (15 mm) knitting needles or size needed to obtain gauge
Notions: Tapestry needle for weaving in ends, scissors

KNITTING TECHNIQUE / S USED

You’ll need to how to knit the following basic stitches:

Cast on stitches
Knit stitch
How to purl
Casting off stitches
How to slip stitches

Finished Size

Measurements are unblocked and unstretched.

The finished scarf measures 8” / 20.5 cm W x 80” / 200 cm L

When you decide on the length of the scarf take into account:

how tall you are,
if you want to make a longer scarf or an infinity scarf,
or rather use chunky yarn and knit a wider scarf.

ABBREVIATIONS

k – knit

p – purl

RS – right side

sl – slip

st – stitch

WS – wrong side

Pattern Notes

All patterns are written in standard US terms.
Slip stitches purlwise with yarn in the back.
For neater edges, you can slip (knit-wise) every first stitch of every row.
Optional: Add a crocheted slip stitch to neaten the edges.
Keep in mind: your gauge, yardage used, and finished size may vary depending on if you make any changes to the pattern as written.

Here Follows the Bulky Scarf Knitting Pattern

Pattern Instructions

Check the color changes below

Cast On: cast on multiples of 3 sts.

For this pattern, cast on 17sts.

Row 1 (RS): *K2, slip 1 with yarn in back, repeat from * to the end of the row.

2nd Row (WS): K2, *p1, k2, repeat from * to the end of the row.

Repeat Rows 1 and 2 until the scarf reaches your desired length. Measure your scarf and drape it like you would wear it, to ensure you’re happy with the length.

Bind Off: Bind off in pattern. Cut the yarn, leaving a 6-inch tail. Use the tapestry needle to weave in any loose ends.

Color changes

Rows 1 -20 in Color A
Rows 21-32 in Color B
Rows 33 – 64 in Color C
Rows 65 – 68 in Color A
Rows 69 – 72 in Color C
Rows 73 – 76 in Color B
Rows 77 – 108 in Color A
Rows 109 – 112 in Color B
Rows 113 – 116 in Color A
Rows 117 – 120 in Color C
Rows 121 – 152 in Color B
Rows 153 – 156 in Color C
Rows 157 – 160 in Color B
Rows 161 – 164 in Color A
Rows 165 – 176 in Color C
Rows 177 – 198 in Color A

Finishing Touches

Cut 22 strips of yarn, each 11.5″ / 30cm long for the fringes and add to the ends of the scarf.

How to Count Your Rows

Each slipped stitch represents 2 rows.
However, if you want to count the color changes, count the garter stitch bumps between the slipped stitches. Each garter stitch bump represents 2 rows.

Styling Your Scarf:

This bulky scarf is incredibly versatile. Pair it with a cozy sweater and jeans for a casual look, or drape it over a winter coat to add a pop of texture. The slip-stitch rib pattern adds a sophisticated touch, making it suitable for both men and women.

Conclusion:

Good luck knitting your oversized scarf with a little bit of effort. This is an easy project making it suitable for new knitters.

One thing is certain, you will be properly shielded in the colder months with

Knitting a bulky scarf using the easy pattern in slip-stitch rib, is perfect for chilly weather. The thick, textured fabric will keep you warm all season long, and the pattern is simple enough to follow while still offering a unique look.

With the holiday season upon us, consider knitting a last-minute gift for some using the free knitting pattern.

Happy knitting!