How do you like the idea of sewing pockets onto a scarf? I think it's an interesting one. Jacket pockets sometimes have zippers, and by the time you unzip them... 😠 But in a little pocket like this, you can slip your fare money or transit pass. And as for ...
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How do you like the idea of sewing pockets onto a scarf? I think it's an interesting one. Jacket pockets sometimes have zippers, and by the time you unzip them... 😠 But in a little pocket like this, you can slip your fare money or transit pass. And as for your phone, don't even get me started. For some reason, urgent calls always happen right when it's at the very bottom of your bag.🙄 And if you left your gloves at home, you can warm your hands in these pockets without stretching out the pockets of your coat or jacket.👍
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To knit the scarf, you will need: • yarn, preferably warm, medium weight – about 400 g; • knitting needles to match the yarn weight. How to Knit Choose your stitch pattern. English rib is an ideal choice—it is reversible, and the fabric turns out thick. Calculate your gauge and cast on stitches. The optimal width of the scarf is 25 cm. Next, knit to a length of about 2 m. Make a 15...20 cm fringe. For the pockets, knit two rectangles in garter stitch. Then sew them onto both ends of the scarf.
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I would recommend sewing with the same yarn you used for knitting. Take a wide-eye needle or a crochet hook and stitch three sides, following the stitches. Make pom-poms and sew them along the edge of the pockets, slightly offset to one side. That's it—you're ready to show off your new accessory!
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