Ruffle yarn projects

I was gifted a rather large box of Red Heart Sashay Boutique yarn among many other brands of similar yarns.. I made a couple of scarfs with it.. while they claim to work up fast, that was not my experience it never failed that I would have to set it down and walk away.. pick them up and pull the stitches out .. ugh.. way too much effort for an item that wasn't selling anymore.. I got so tired of it I used many skeins as bulky yarn and crocheted it on an Q hook.. looks cool enough but takes a…

Super Easy Ruffle Scarf: Amazingly easy ruffle scarf with Red Heart Brand Sashay yarn.

Ruffle yarn (aka mesh yarn) is the newest entry to the novelty yarn market, and there are several competitors out there: Premier Starbella, Red Heart Boutique Sashay, Spinrite Pirouette, Bernat Twist 'N Twirl, and more added every day. Primarily they're used to make twisty ruffle scarves - just the other day I spotted one such scarf on a local celebrity! And while the twirly ruffle scarves are very pretty, you can bet that designers have been hard at work thinking up other fun uses for this…

After seeing a needle knit scarf done with ruffle yarn that was floating around Facebook groups, I decided to convert the pattern for loom knit. The original pattern was deciphered by another person from a YouTube video in another language. After getting the scarf pattern written, I got inspired to make it into an infinity scarf. The entire scarf is knit with ruffle yarn. Half is knit using the yarn as a bulky yarn using a drop stitch. The other half is ruffles. So here is the finished…

A shawl! Still have to weave in some ends, but it's a done deal now. Done in spiral manner and folded in half over itself.

This pattern is available on Ravelry for $5.99. Purchase Pattern PDF on Ravelry Basic Pattern Information Are you ready for

Ruffle yarn (aka mesh yarn) is the newest entry to the novelty yarn market, and there are several competitors out there: Premier Starbella, Red Heart Boutique Sashay, Spinrite Pirouette, Bernat Twist 'N Twirl, and more added every day. Primarily they're used to make twisty ruffle scarves - just the other day I spotted one such scarf on a local celebrity! And while the twirly ruffle scarves are very pretty, you can bet that designers have been hard at work thinking up other fun uses for this…

Adorable Ruffle Scarf Instructions (Patons Pirouette): Have you ever seen someone knitting a beautiful garment and thought, "Oh, I MUST make that!"? That's what went through my head when I saw someone knitting a gorgeous ruffle scarf. Imagine my surprise when I discovered that it was so easy, a beginnin…

You will need: • Worsted weight yarn in white • 6.5mm (K) hookWe will be tying two strands of yarn to the hook. This way, we can work up the ruff much faster :) When casting on, leave a long tail, as this will be used later to tie the ruff to your neck.Foundation chain a length that will fit around your length comfortably. Row 1: chain 4, then make a treble crochet in the fourth chain from your hook. Make 2 treble crochets in each stitch of the foundation chain. Turn.If this is for a child…

FINISHED MEASUREMENTS Length (not including strap or ruffled edges): 10” Width: 20” MATERIALS Rozetti Yarns Marina (100% acrylic / 100g, 33 yds) • 510-19 Masquerade – 4 balls Needles: US Size 7