I know its rather easy....but I need to work with a pattern. I've seen it done a few times at our local knit store, but I can't get there this week. Anyone know if its a freebie anywhere???

I would type it into Google. Probably with quotes. Good Luck. ~Brooke

I know its rather easy....but I need to work with a pattern. I've seen it done a few times at our local knit store, but I can't get there this week. Anyone know if its a freebie anywhere???

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I've never heard of a "self fringing scarf". Do describe ... :thinking:

I know that its basically knitted with increasing stitches (but I think the last stitch might be different) -- then when you get 1/2 way done then you decrease one stitch each row....makes a big triangle....then you take a stitch on the end and when you pull it it makes the fringe (most people knot it I think).

Ever heard of it??

I did see someone with a blog have a picture of it....I'll have to look thru my favorites.

I tried a yahoo search but didn't find it...I'll try google later. Thanks.

I found a few, but they are all pay per patterns :thinking: I'll keep googling. I am intrigued now.

I think this is the self fringing scarf pattern:

http://www.allaboutyarn.net/#pattern

I made this Berroco Scarf (http://www.berroco.com/exclusives/ad_scarf/ad_scarf.html) that you knit length-wise -- and change yarns each row -- so you get a lovely fringe going.

I didn't use the yarns suggested in the pattern -- but basicaly grabbed about 6 different black/white/gray yarns at my LYS -- it looked awesome, and was very funy to combine all those different yarns.