After a very long and hot summer, It's officially Autumn. I miss wearing scarves and sweaters. The cold weather got me in the mood of knitting, and I came up with this quick and easy knitted scarf.
Measurements:
Length: 74
inch / 188 cm.
Width: 9.5
inch / 24 cm
Materials:
Yarn: Nako Baby (luks minnos) 100 g / 3.53 Oz, 336 mt /
367 yds, 50% polyamide, 50% acrylic.
Colors:
light powder 1479 (1 skein), light beige 6690 (1 skein).
Needles:
4 mm/ 6 US.
Small
cable needle.
Gauge:
27
sts in 33 rows 10X10 cm 4X4 inch.
Intermediate level
Knitting terms used in
patterns
K:
knit
P:
purl
Yo:
yarn over
S:
slip stitch
P:
pass stitch
K2tog:
knit 2 stitches together
K2togtbl:
knit 2 stitches together through back loops
S2k1p2: slip the first two stitches together as if you were
going to knit them together, knit the next stitch, them pass the two slipped stitches
over the stitch just knit.
Patterns used in the scarf:
Seersucker pattern:
Number
of rows: 8
Number
of stitches: multiple of 4 plus 1
Row
1: k 1, p1, repeat to last stitch, k 1.
Row
2: and every back row, work stitches matching the previous row.
Row
3: p 1, k 3, repeat to last stitch, p 1.
Row
5: k 1, p 1, repeat to last stitch, k 1.
Row
7: k 2, p 1, k 1, repeat to last 3 stitches, p 1, k 2.
Lace pattern
Number
of rows: 8
Number
of stitches: multiple of 6 plus 1.
Row
1: k 1, yo, k2togtbl, k 1, k2tog, yo, repeat to last stitch, k 1.
Row
2: and every back row, p all stitches.
Row
3: k 1, yo, k 1, S2k1p2, k 1, yo, repeat
to last stitch, k 1.
Row
5: k 1, k2tog, yo, k 1, yo, k2togtbl, repeat to last stitch, k 1.
Row
7: k2tog, *k 1, yo, k 1, yo, k 1, S2k1p2,
repeat from * to last 5 stitches: k 1, yo, k 1, yo, k 1, k2togtbl.
Simple cable braid
pattern:
Number
of rows: 4
Number
of stitches: 4
At the right side of scarf:
Row
1: p 1, k 2, p 1.
Row
2: k 1, p 2, k 1.
Row
3: p 1, place stitch to cable needle behind work, k 1, place the stitch back to
left needle and k 1, p 1.
Row
4: k 1, p 2, k 1.
Repeat
rows 3-4 as required.
At left side of scarf:
Row
1: p 1, k 2, p 1.
Row
2: k 1, p 2, k 1.
Row
3: p 1, place stitch to cable needle in front of work, k 1, place the stitch
back to left needle and k 1, p 1.
Row
4: k 1, p 2, k 1.
Repeat
rows 3-4 as required.
Making the scarf
With
light powder color yarn, cast on 69 stitches.
Note: along the scarf, always work the first 4 stitches and the last 4 stitches with braid pattern, no matter what the middle alternate pattern is (seersucker or lace).
Note: along the scarf, always work the first 4 stitches and the last 4 stitches with braid pattern, no matter what the middle alternate pattern is (seersucker or lace).
First light powder yarn part:
Work
4 stitches cable braid pattern, 61 stitches seersucker pattern, 4 stitches
cable braid pattern.
Repeat
the seersucker pattern 7 times (56 rows), cut light powder color yarn.
Light beige yarn square:
Change
to light beige color yarn, and repeat seersucker pattern 2.5 times (20 rows).
Change
to lace pattern, repeat 7 times (56 rows), and cut yarn.
Light powder color yarn
square:
Change
to light beige color yarn, and repeat lace pattern 2.5 times (20 rows).
Change
to seersucker pattern, repeat 7 times (56 rows), and cut yarn.
Repeat the color sequence squares 2 more times.
Then work Light beige color yarn square one last time.
With the same yarn, work seersucker pattern 11
rows, and cast off, cut yarn.
Weave in loose yarn and block.
Love the pastel shades used in this really feminine scarf pattern. Thank you for sharing!
ReplyDeleteThese colors say "Spring" to me, definitely not autumn. Is the scarf is worked in rows, why coes the gauge refer to rounds? Otherwise, it's a loveky pattern.
ReplyDeletethank you for the comment, and no rounds in the scarf, it's a mistake and it's been corrected.
DeleteHi, I need help with the 7th row of the lace pattern. To me it is a 7 st pattern where all other rows are written for a 6 st pattern. I end up with not enough sets. Could you help explain
ReplyDeletethank you so much for the comment, there was a mistake in row 7 (lace pattern), and I think I've corrected it, besides others I found when I reread the post.
Deleteplease inform me if it's OK now.
Great!!! The math works now. I will re-do my scarf pattern to include the fix. All I could do before was just skip row seven and do 1-6 over and over. It looks different but lace-like......
DeleteThanks, for your help! Glad to know you are still there and responding.
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ReplyDeleteThis is greaat
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