1. Use your credits wisely from the start. Don't buy accessories and things like that, because your head and body are the most important. New users are easily spotted by the IMVU default head and skin. If you need a good head or skin, try looking at the DOC (Daily Outfit Challenge).. Use your credits wisely from the start. Don't buy accessories and things like that, because your head and body are the most important. New users are easily spotted by the IMVU default head and skin. If you need a good head or skin, try looking at the DOC (Daily Outfit Challenge).
So, say your scarf is right now 12 inches wide and you have 25 stitches. 25 stitches divided by 12 inches is 2.0855. Well, all those decimals are annoying, so you can just round it to the nearest half inch. That means 2. That's your gauge - 2 stitches per inch.
Now you have a twisted circle that appears to be 2 rows, but you have a continuous edge from the first stitch ('F') to the last stitch ('L'). You have just completed the first round. Chain 1 (or number of chains for first stitch of your pattern stitch) and work next round. The scarf is worked in rounds. Because of the half twist, one round results in stitches worked on both sides of the beginning chain. I found that I needed to reverse direction on each round to keep the scarf from curling.