I found a pattern for a gorgeous scarf: http://members.aol.com/lwitchel/scarves.htm
How do you mke the scarf look wavy like that? Anyone ever tried a scarf like that?
Also, I’m new to the site so hi! No offense everybody, but how old are some of the knitters on this website? I’m looking for someone my age. If not though, I love talking about knitting period! By the way, my blog is http://knitpurlknitpurlknitpurl.blogspot.com/
The scarf is wavy like that because of stacking decreases and increases on top of each other. It’s an old pattern, used to be seen in afghans, but can be used for scarves, wraps, baby blankets, and even sweaters. Take some leftover yarn and try out the pattern and you’ll see.
sue
I don’t know if i’m up to increases and decreases yet. I’m still a beginner knitter!
That looks like a feather and fan pattern. It’s just a matter of doing what the pattern says, and voila!
The ages of people on this site vary from 13 on up to where nobody wants to say, but we all have knitting in common. This is also a friendly, accepting place where everyone is helpful and welcoming!
Then there’s still plenty to learn! 
sue
:shrug: There are directions for everything available here, and lots of support. What have you got to lose?
i agree with ingrid. there are videos for about every thing you will see in that pattern and lots of help here. and that pattern looks waaaaaay fancier than it is hard so everybody will be mightily impressed when you are finished with it! 
The scarf on top uses a pattern called Welting Fantastic. The one below is Feather and Fan. Feather and Fan is a lace stitch while Welting Fantastic is not. Both are fairly simple patterns and look terrific with handpainted or variegated yarn. Good opportunity for you to expand your skills.