Fruit Basket Scarf
This beautiful , ruby red infinity scarf is a great way to add a little richness to your cold weather wardrobe. The Fruit Basket Scarf is a basketweave knit scarf pattern in a deep, cherry red color perfect for fall or winter. This scarf is thick enough to keep chapped skin at bay, light enough to drape nicely, and wide enough to wear as a shawl. The Fruit Basket Scarf is a gorgeous, functional accessory to add to your knitwear collection.
Knitting Needle Size10 or 6 mm
Yarn Weight(5) Bulky/Chunky (12-15 stitches for 4 inches)
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3cats2love
Feb 10, 2017
This is a very pretty pattern that can be styled different ways. It is surprising how it comes out in appearance like a basket weave just using typical stitches in an interesting combination. There are written instructions now as well as a chart and it all seem fairly clear to follow. Pinned!
The Designing Peng uin
Nov 18, 2016
This is indeed a clever pattern and as the person ahead of me said, can be worn in so many ways. While ever so many cowls are interesting and fun to knit, this one is exceptional in that it uses basic stitches to achieve a surprising effect. Again thank you.
quanahs 5032097
May 12, 2016
I didn't have any issues accessing or printing the pattern when I tried it today. Perhaps the reported issues have been resolved. That said, this is a simple yet clever pattern that really does look like a woven basket. Its a simple use of knit and purl stitches. One of the pluses of the scarf is that it can be worn in so many flattering ways, from a hood to a cowl to a short caplet. Thanks for sharing the pattern.
Member 7191908
Jan 14, 2015
I had to go to a different site to get the pattern, what a joke this site is!! Don't even bother wasting your time to try to download or look for the pattern on here. Go to paperblog to get it.
Member 7191908
Jan 14, 2015
I downloaded the Mac converter but still I cant get the pattern. What is going on with this link??
zssledge 9762501
Nov 07, 2013
Yes Susie I. Phx, I too noticed the problems. I'm just going to try a framing border like she's done then follow another basket weave pattern with easy to follow instructions.
Susie in Phx
Nov 07, 2013
Instructions say multiple of 8+10. however the chart shows multiple 8+12. Neither specify how many to cast on. AllFreeKnitting.com states 5-B yarn (yardage unknown), the other sites ignore yarn weight. It's beautiful, but why bother wasting time with these contradicting & confusing instructions. I too found written instructions at: http://en.paperblog.com/basketweave-knitted-infinity-scarf-396602/
Susie in Phx
Nov 07, 2013
Instructions say multiple of 8+10. however the chart shows multiple 8+12. Neither specify how many to cast on. AllFreeKnitting.com states 5-B yarn (yardage unknown), the other sites ignore yarn weight. It's beautiful, but why bother wasting time with these contradicting & confusing instructions.
zssledge 9762501
Nov 06, 2013
Ok finally found a link that worked for me :-). Tested it several times. Written pattern for this scarf: http://en.paperblog.com/basketweave-knitted-infinity-scarf-396602/
zssledge 9762501
Nov 06, 2013
http://lizzylikescake.wordpress.com/2011/12/11/chunky-basket-weave-cowl-pattern/ FREE and easy to follow. Can be shortened as well.
knocker 3692088
Oct 18, 2013
You insult our creative ability to follow a chart that is unreadable. This would be beautiful if everyone could read so small a graph, but in reality, not everyone can do so. If you want to post the pattern, please do so in a manner that everyone can see and follow. Thank you for adhering to my request.
Member 7082892
Oct 18, 2013
Well I am not even going to look at it after reading these comments....
mfrench195 0894039
Oct 17, 2013
I would prefer to have the pattern for this article. Downloading another software program for this is not going to happen.
kittysquared 32492 33
Oct 17, 2013
Would love to knit this, but refuse to read a chart that is so small, and refuse even more to download software to do it. Please put the written instructions back up!
Elaineartist
Oct 17, 2013
I agree with all said above. I knit from a pattern, not a chart. And the chart that is pictured is too small to be of any use anyway. There is no pattern given even though many of the comments on that page talk as if there is one-and it's written wrong! I love the finished product, but getting there might be impossible...
mtabachnick19 8527 516
Oct 17, 2013
The pattern is not on this page..Just gives u the graph..which I cant follow
lorraineshearer 16 06886
Oct 17, 2013
You cannot download this pattern , as it wants to install another programme on to your computer , before you get to the pattern download
Tracy C
Oct 17, 2013
Where is the pattern? All I see are lots of pictures and a chart when I click on the link to download the pattern!!
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