Scarves

Perfect for any season! This flirty, ruffled accessory uses 1 skein of Silk Cloud to create a fun, yet sophisticated scarf. 

Designer: Jane Field

Gauge: 24 sts / 30 rows = 4" in St st on US7 needles

Yarn Options: Shibui Knits Silk Cloud - 1 skein  

Knit this mesmerizing lace scarf with beads or without - perfect for showcasing hand-dyed colorways! 

Materials:
One skein Schaefer Heather (or 100g other fingering weight yarn)
US 6 (4mm) needles
Four stitch markers
100g size 6 glass beads (1254 beads total)
Sewing needle
5" piece of sewing thread

Gauge:
22 sts/28 rows = 4" in pattern blocked

Finished Measurements:
6&qu

Show off your knitting skills with this beautiful set! Impressive but easy-to-execute details will keep you interested while the chunky yarn ensures both warmth and fast knitting. 

Yarn:
Mitts: 1 skein Malabrigo Chunky Merino
Mittens: 2 skeins Malabrigo Chunky Merino
Cowl: 1 skein Malabrigo Chunky Merino

Needles:
US 9/ 5.5 mm – 2 circular needles or DPNs

Gauge: 12 sts X 16 rows = 4 in/10 cm. St

Trifecta combines three distinct lace patterns into one complete scarf. The warm cognac color of the Malabrigo lace reminded me of horses, specifically fast horses. Perhaps a lady might wear such a lace scarf during a day at the races, striking her own tr 

Measurements: 66” long, 8” wide, blocked.

Needles: US #4/3.5mm circular needles or straight needles, or size to get proper gauge.

Gauge: 32 sts/40 rows =

A deceptively simple stitch pattern makes this quick and easy scarf look like a work of art. Available as a free download or $1 for a printed version mailed to you. 

Yarn: Malabrigo Worsted Merino, 1 skein (shown in Navidad, club-exclusive colorway)

Needles: US 7

Gauge: 14 stitches x 11 rows = 4" in pattern

Sizing:    8.5" wide x 60 (75, 90)" long
Weight:    Aran weight
Gauge:    17 sts = 4 inches/ 10 cm in St st; 29 sts = 4 inches/ 10 cm in cable patt
Yardage: 520 (640, 780) yards/ 470 (580, 705) meters
Needles: US 8/ 5mm (US)
Notes:    Dryad cable pattern is charted.

Experience Level: Beginner

Materials
• Blue Sky Worsted Hand Dyes: 3 hanks
• Size 11 needles
• Cable needle (for hat)

Photo Shown: Ecru #2003

Size
Scarf: Approximately 5 x 80" after blocking
Hat: One size fits most

Gauge

Scarf: 25 sts and 16 rows = 4"
Hat: 19 sts and 23 rnds = 4" 

Sizing    25.5" base circumference/ 18.5" top circumference by 12" long
Weight    Sport or light DK weight
Gauge    23 sts & 30 rows = 4 inches/ 10 cm in Ptarmigan patt
Yardage    175 yards/ 158 meters
Needles    US 7 / 4.5 mm (US)
Notes    Pattern is charted.

It was “his” turn for a scarf.  This unisex scarf consists of 5 patterns. It is reversible and the 2nd half of the scarf i 

Materials:
2 skeins Madelinetosh Vintage or other worsted weight yarn (400 yards)

US 7 needle or size to obtain gauge

Gauge:
18 sts = 4" 

Where are you going? Where have you been? As you travel through life do you remember what you were knitting when your first child was born? Or when your child graduated from high school? 

Materials:
6 skeins sportweight yarn in 6 different colors - approx. 125 yards/skein (sho

Simple twisted stitches offer their chance to show off in this sleek hat and cowl combination. 

Instructions are provided for three different sizes, which ensure an appropriate and tailored fit. Both pieces have multiple options for wear by rotating the biased section around or by folding the brim and neck edge over for an asymmetrical look. Enjoy choosing yarn to accompany your cool weather garb this fall and winter season!

Size: Small [Medium, Large]
Measurements:

A light, airy infinity scarf that is the perfect accessory for your favorite summertime activity. 

Note: Pattern is worked in the round and charts are provided. The pattern features an easy 2-stitch repeat, which makes modifying the scarf easy if substituting different yarn weights.

Yarn: 385 (420) yards fingering weight yarns

Finished Measurements: 24" (26") wide and 9" (13") long; note that the size may vary depending on fiber content and h

Dovetail is a completely reversible, textured cowl that can be knit in two sizes and worn several ways. It is worked in the round from worsted weight yarn using only knit and purl stitches.

Pattern includes written and charted directions and is simple enough for an advanced beginner.

SIZES:
SM (LG)
MEASUREMENTS:
Circumference: 23 (44)”
Height: 8½”
MATERIALS:
Yarn: In worsted weight yarn you will need approxim

Scalene is an asymmetrically shaped, triangular scarf that features both horizontal and vertical keyholes for several styles of wear. This gender neutral design looks great on women and men of any age.

This 5 page pattern is written in one size with directions given for three gauges to accommodate lace – worsted weight yarns. Directions are given for knitting this scarf with or without striping throughout. Knitting is simple enough for an adventurous beginner, but intere

This fun and funky cowl makes the most of small amounts of yarn. Short row wedges and stripes combine to form wonderfully sculptural and eye-catching waves, while keeping the knitting fun! This will fly off your needles. The rustic, tweedy wool has gorgeous flecks of colour and lots of body, for a cowl that will really keep you warm.

SIZE
One; 25” / 61cm in circumference, 11” / 28cm deep

YARN
Worsted or aran weight yarn,
120 yds / 110m of MC

Part old-hollywood-feather-boa-glam, part freaky deep sea creature! Easy to knit, and fun to wear (not to mention warm, what with all that insulation!) BMFA Luscious Single Silk is, well, absolutely luscious, and this pattern will make the most out of one of those ginormous skeins.

Yarn:
1 skein (500 yards) BMFA Luscious Single Silk or comparable yarn such as Lorna's Laces Lion & Lamb
Needles: US 8 circular or straight needles, US

A perfect winter accessory.

Cowl measures 10.5” wide and 8” long and requires approximately 180 yards of worsted weight yarn.

Infinity Scarf measures 20” wide and 11” long and requires approximately 375 yards.

Knit simply straight following the continuous repeats, I had the yarn and stitches dance into peaks and valleys with a lovely zigzagged edges... what was most cool is that the make up of this is so easy.. yet it has an intricate landscape. Rhythm of lace making, which is not very elaborate, but can be a great training for your short-term memory.

In the end it had to become more than just a scarf.. By using several hook and eye closures this fabric is manipulated, morphed and naturally

Initially inspired by infamous Japanese fashion line “Pleats Please”, this scarf is an interpretation of accordion pleats in knitwear. To help the fabric stay pleated this original stitch was developed. Architectural lines of this scarf provide wearer with several styling choices and knitter with entertaining make up: two width options as well as instructions for two different angled tips.