It was such a joy to knit this garter stitch scarf in two tones of blue and two completely different yarns! I used one thread of bouncy merino and 6 threads of extremely shiny silk!

Pros & Cons of garter stitch scarf.

Let’s jump into PROs:

  • I love the texture
  • I love the combination of two colors knitted together
  • I adore the ease of knitting
  • The shape goes amazingly with all my jackets (and my husband’s jackets too ;)!

CONs:

  • I wish I had knitted more versions of it (so I did!)

Will I knit this garter stitch scarf again?

If we live again in cooler temperature weather, this will be one of my first makes!

Do I recommend it?

Definitely!

In the photos below you can see this garter stitch scarf with different jackets I have sewn (corduroy jacket, animal print jacket, squared jacket, and Chanel fw18′ inspired jacket), as well as with a beanie I have knitted for my hubby and another beanie with beads I have made for myself.

Have you ever worked tirelessly to create a garment that you thought you'd love, only to finish it and find out it does not look remotely like you thought it would on your body?

The yarn I used:

  • 100% silk yarn from Colourmart (I bought 6 cones of 2/120NM super cobweb wt silk, 50g cone/3000m, and put 5 threads together to knit the scarf)
  • Drops Baby Merino (100% merino 50g/175m)

 

The initial plan was to knit this scarf using Colormart silk with Drops Baby Merino for my husband, to knit a beanie for my husband just using the Drops Baby Merino, and to knit another beanie using both yarns again for myself. As you probably imagined I ended up using three of them, lol when I could! Well, mainly because the combinations are easy to match with any outfit and the yarns feel amazing to the skin! My hubby also loved this combo a lot, if we ever live again in a place where it gets cold enough to wear a scarf and/or beanies this combo is number one to be repeated!

I also think this garter stitch scarf is an amazing gift for anybody, just find out their favorite color and here you go! 

Have you ever worked tirelessly to create a garment that you thought you'd love, only to finish it and find out it does not look remotely like you thought it would on your body?

HOW TO:

1 – I casted on 52 stitches using 1 thread of DROPS and 5 threads of Colourmart silk (I prewaved it together)
2 – Knit in garter stitch as long as you prefer, but 10cm shorter your final length in case if you are using DROPS merino, because it will stretch after washing. I do not like drying everything strictly flat, everything is always hanging a bit, so, yeah, You can also shorten it if it stretches too much in the end))
3 – Cast off
4 – Wash, dry, and steam (skip the last step if you are using synthetic yarn)
5 – Enjoy!

Have you ever worked tirelessly to create a garment that you thought you'd love, only to finish it and find out it does not look remotely like you thought it would on your body?

Wearing a garter stitch scarf with a corduroy jacket

I AM WEARING:

Have you ever worked tirelessly to create a garment that you thought you'd love, only to finish it and find out it does not look remotely like you thought it would on your body?

Wearing a garter stitch scarf  with a squared jacket

I AM WEARING:

  • Self-drafted squared jacket
  • Knitted beanie from baby merino
  • Knitted beanie with beads
  • J Crew sweater
  • Uniqlo skinny jeans
  • Rings and earrings from Santiago de Compostela street markets

Have you ever worked tirelessly to create a garment that you thought you'd love, only to finish it and find out it does not look remotely like you thought it would on your body?

Wearing a garter stitch scarf with Chanel RTW FW18-inspired jacket

I AM WEARING:

  • Self-drafted Chanel RTW FW18′ inspired jacket
  • Knitted beanie from baby merino
  • Uniqlo skinny jeans
  • Uniqlo t-shirt
  • DKNY bag
  • Sam Edelman boots
  • Rings and earrings from Santiago de Compostela street markets

Wearing a garter stitch scarf with animal print jacket

I AM WEARING:

  • Animal print jacket
  • Knitted beanie from baby merino
  • Knitted beanie with beads
  • Uniqlo skinny jeans
  • Rings and earrings from Santiago de Compostela street markets

Have you ever worked tirelessly to create a garment that you thought you'd love, only to finish it and find out it does not look remotely like you thought it would on your body?

My husband wearing a garter stitch scarf with a me-drafted jacket for him

My husband is WEARING:

  • Me-drafted jacket for him
  • Knitted beanie from baby merino
  • Uniqlo sweater

Have you ever worked tirelessly to create a garment that you thought you'd love, only to finish it and find out it does not look remotely like you thought it would on your body?

Have you knitted something with a garter stitch?

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