r/SophieKnits

Image 1 — (Another) Sophie scarf - but with a twist!
Image 2 — (Another) Sophie scarf - but with a twist!
Image 3 — (Another) Sophie scarf - but with a twist!
Image 4 — (Another) Sophie scarf - but with a twist!

(Another) Sophie scarf - but with a twist!

Knitted this Sophie scarf twice, first time was in the dark blue with the built-in i-cord edge. Got to the end and decided I would prefer the edging in a different color and frogged the whole thing. Second time around, followed the original pattern minus the additional stitches for the built-in I-cord, then used this tutorial to create the applied i-cord.

Very happy with how it turned out! Only downside is that there is very clearly a “right” and “wrong” side. You can see in the third picture (wrong side) the places where I picked up a stitch along the edge. Aside from that, applied I-cords are slower to knit relatively speaking; or maybe my DPNs just suck 😆

u/velaris_valkyrie — 8 days ago

sophie scarf

Hi! i’m making sophie scarves for christmas and just started knitting. i’m using 4.5 mm needles and i’m wondering if i should move down a needle size and also if the slightly wonky increase/decrease edges will block out

u/sethhhh2000 — 9 days ago
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My dog modeling my recently finished sophie scarf

It’s for my mother’s birthday! Ignore the ends—haven’t woven them in yet.

u/ARTH1793 — 12 days ago

Decreases

I’m working on my first Sophie scarf (large size) and have just increased on the last row - so i have 33 stitches on the needle.

What I’m confused by is when I start the decreases. do I immediately decrease to 32, so that there is only one row of 33? or do I knit 7 rows at this length, and decrease on the 8th?

I have googled and I don’t think I am phrasing my question clearly enough. I also watched two YouTube tutorials and they contradicted each other. I’m trying to figure out how the pattern intends it to be.

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u/Slayerspice — 11 days ago