Designed by Heather Hill, Happy Magic is a fun to knit chevron scarf knitting pattern. It uses just one skein of Wisdom Pix self-striping yarn.
The finished scarf is generously sized so you can wrap it once or twice around your neck, wear it long and loose, or try some of the wrapped styles shown below.
Completed Scarf Measures: 7" wide x 72" long
You will need:
1 skein Wisdom Pix Yarn (available on Amazon)
Size US 5 straight knitting needles
Tapestry needle
Gauge: 26 sts x 25 rows = 4” in Chevron pattern
Happy knitting!
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