Knitted Chutes and Ladders Scarf

The Knitted Chutes and Ladders Scarf is the epitome of cozy charm and playful nostalgia. This whimsical accessory combines the classic game with the warmth and comfort of a handmade scarf, bringing a unique twist to your winter wardrobe. With its vibrant colors and intricate design, this scarf is sure to turn heads and spark conversations wherever you go. Whether you're bundling up for a snow day adventure or adding a fun touch to your everyday outfit, the Knitted Chutes and Ladders Scarf is the perfect blend of style and fun for the young at heart.

Skill Level:

Easy

Yarn:

• LB Collection® Silk Chiffon Ribbon Yarn ~ 1 skein
• Any coordinating chunky yarn/thick and thin yarn ~ 90 yds
• ~or~
• Lion Brand Heartland Thick & Quick® Yarn ~ 1 skein
• Lion Brand Homespun® Yarn ~ 125 yds (just under 1 skein)

Needles:

US 19/16 mm

Gauge:

Not so important.

Size:

6~8” wide by 5~6’ long

Stitches and abbreviations used:

• CO ~ cast on
• K ~ knit
• P ~ purl
• YO ~ yarn over

Getting Started:

Holding 2 strands of yarn together as one.

There are 2 sizes, the first is what I used with the silk and handspun yarn, the second is what I used with the Heartland and Homespun yarn.

When working with the silk chiffon, if it separates at a seam (which happened to me several times) just knot it back together. I really like the little ends poking out here and there! If they bother you, you can always sew the seams back together instead.

Pattern:

Co 9 (12)

Row 1~ 3: K all. (9 (12) sts)

Row 4: (K1, yo twice) 3 (4) times, (K1, yo) 3 (4) times, K to end. (18 (24) loops around needle (sts and yos combined))

Row 5: K each st, drop each yarn over. (9 (12) sts)

Row 6 ~ 8: K all. (9 (12) sts)

Repeat rows 4 ~ 8: to desired length.

Bind off.

Weave in all ends.