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The Heathers Scarf Pattern
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Beginner
Category:
KnittingType:
AccessoryFit:
Girls, Women, Petite, Tall, Plus-sizedItem:
NeckwearSkill Level:
Beginner
Basic Skills Necessary:
- knit, purl, yarn over, long tail cast on, picking up stitches
Pattern Description:
The Heathers is a neck wrap with modern styling and a slight romantic twist. The name is inspired by the colorway of the yarn itself - Bernat's Mosaic in Fantasy. The yarn changes softly from one color to the next in a way that makes me want to pack a bag, purchase an airline ticket and fly off to Glasgow. I hope you will enjoy this pattern enough to dream of your own little Highland adventure.
Peace and joy to ya all...
The Green Girl
Gauge:
The gauge is not ultimately important. General measures will guide you best - the base section is 27" long and 9.5" wide. With the trim it is 30.5"long and 12.5" wide. All that being said, you can certainly make the base section longer if you'd like a long scarf rather than a neck warmer (more on this later in the pattern section.)
Sizing / Finished Measurements:
- Finished 30.5in x 12.5in
Materials:
- 2 skeins Bernat Mosaic - color Fantast or any medium (4) weight yarn
- US 7 straight or circular needles
- US 9 circular needles (at least 36 inches)
- Stitch Markers - eleven in one color and one in an alternate color.
- tapestry needle and scissors
You Will Also Need:
- shawl pin
The Heathers Scarf Pattern
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About the Designer
I had one grandma that knit & quilted and one the crocheted & made clothes. When I was 5 - one taught me to knit - one to crochet. When I was 7 I learned to sew and when I was 12 I learned to quilt. I've tried just about every craft at one point. Now I have a blog and website dedicated to my journey with knitting and I design knitwear accessories for self/home/and children. I also design handmade ...
I had one grandma that knit & quilted and one the crocheted & made clothes. When I was 5 - one taught me to knit - one to crochet. When I was 7 I learned to sew and when I was 12 I learned to quilt. I've tried just about every craft at one point. Now I have a blog and website dedicated to my journey with knitting and I design knitwear accessories for self/home/and children. I also design handmade jewelry based in sterling silver and gem stones.
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