Working Texture with Slip Stitches-Slipped Stripes Scarf

Knitting with slip stitches is a great way to add texture to your project without needing to know complicated stitch patterns. If you haven’t worked slipped stitches in knitting to create a pattern and texture this is a great pattern to get started with. This interesting pattern will keep you pleasantly occupied.

Video Tutorial with Marly Bird-How to Knit the Slipped Stripes Scarf

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About this Pattern:

Worked in masculine colors this is a great scarf to work up for all of the men in your life. Don’t be shy about switching up the colors to fit who you are making it for, man or woman. Texture is key in this design. Worked with knit slip stitches you will be able to work on row at at time and not have to wrangle colors in each row. This is a great step up in color work.

Grab your favorite three colors of Red Heart Super Saver and get started with me!

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Marly Bird

The One and Only, Marly

Marly is a knitwear and crochet designer (and yarn addict) that is here to help you learn how to knit and crochet in a way that's fun and approachable.

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