SANDBURG SCARF KNITTING PATTERN
Looking for an easy breezy lace scarf, or are you ready for more of a challenge? Sandburg offers both options.
The basic version starts and finishes with simple garter stitch border. The elaborated option (shown here) adds a knitted on lace edging to the narrow ends of the scarf. If you have never used this technique before, this is a good way to try it out.
The pattern includes both written and charted instructions for the lace patterns; as well as detailed instructions and a photo tutorial for knitting on the edging.
Materials
Approximately 450 yds [412 m] fingering weight yarn
Yarn used in sample: “Soft Spun” 100% merino wool from Brooklyn Handspun
Several yards of waste yarn, fingering weight, in a contrasting color
Size US #2 [2.75 mm] knitting needles or size needed to obtain gauge
Spare circular needle 1-2 sizes smaller than the working needle(s)
Tapestry needle
Finished Measurements
Approximately 7 ½ x 57 inches [21.5 x 145 cm]
Approximately 450 yds [412 m] fingering weight yarn
Yarn used in sample: “Soft Spun” 100% merino wool from Brooklyn Handspun
Several yards of waste yarn, fingering weight, in a contrasting color
Size US #2 [2.75 mm] knitting needles or size needed to obtain gauge
Spare circular needle 1-2 sizes smaller than the working needle(s)
Tapestry needle
Finished Measurements
Approximately 7 ½ x 57 inches [21.5 x 145 cm]
This pattern is available as a pdf download for $4.00. You will need Adobe Reader to open it.
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