What is the best yarn to use for a Harry potter tube scarf?

Posted on February 12th, 2010 by admin

Im going to buy yarn soon to make a harry potter scarf, but I dont know what kind to get. Its gonna be a tube scarf, so the yarn cant be that thick, and I dont want it super itchy either. Also, any recomendations on knitting needle size for the yarn?

what i did with my harry potter scarf is that i used Red Heart super saver yarn, its a worsted weight and in one skein you get 364 yards for about $2.17. I would recommend size 8 needles with this yarn.

here is the pattern that i used in case you dont have one. you can choose which style you want.

http://knit.atypically.net/scarves/azkaban/pattern.shtml
http://knit.atypically.net/scarves/hogwarts/pattern.shtml

4 Responses

  1. Wendee32 Says:

    Try Lion Brand Yarn, its usually reasonably priced.

    They have one called Wool-Ease. Its like wool, but doesn’t feel like the itchy wool every one knows. This type you can use size 8(US) knitting needles. When you go to the craft store, just feel the skein. If it feels itchy to you, don’t buy it. If you have a local yarn/needlework store they may be able to recommend a yarn for this type of project.

    Hope this helps, happy knitting!
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  2. Kate L Says:

    lion brand yarn is the best my mum uses it all the time !!!
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  3. Cheerleader :P Says:

    im not a big knitter, but you should use some lion brand yarn. my grandma uses it and it is really nice :)
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  4. vnelson85 Says:

    what i did with my harry potter scarf is that i used Red Heart super saver yarn, its a worsted weight and in one skein you get 364 yards for about $2.17. I would recommend size 8 needles with this yarn.

    here is the pattern that i used in case you dont have one. you can choose which style you want.

    http://knit.atypically.net/scarves/azkaban/pattern.shtml
    http://knit.atypically.net/scarves/hogwarts/pattern.shtml
    References :

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