When you have mastered the basics you may want to move on to scarf knitting patterns that will offer you more of a challenge. Combining different colors is relatively easy and just requires care to remember to join your new colors at the same side of the scarf so that you don't end up with an unwanted fringe! Colored scarves are great for cheering up a grey winter's day and if you're really keen you can make a few to go with different outfits. Next stage for those who get the bug is the scarf knitting patterns which involve you learning different stitches. Now don't panic. This does make knitting a bit more complicated and requires more concentration but the pattern will show you how to make the stitch and scarves are still straight and you don't have perform any complicated maneuvers like increasing, decreasing or armholes.
It may be that you would be wise not to get involved in your favorite T.V show while you're trying to learn the new stitches as you may end up with a strange looking scarf with unexpected holes where you don't want them. Still imagine the kudos to be gained as you don your latest neck creation and experience the admiration friends when they see your completed scarf. Wouldn't it be great to be able to casually say, "Oh this, its just one that I made up to use up so there's an added bonus to all this knitting as apart from being a rewarding and fairly cheap hobby which actually produces something useful, knitting is portable and be can be done while you're sitting relaxing after a busy day. It's a good way to keep your fingers and wrists supple and most importantly is great for helping you unwind. Not literally of course! So get out those scarf knitting patterns and get creating.
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