This lovely scarf is perfect for those festive
parties at this time of year, and is an
impressive accessory to wear. Knit with
ultra-soft bamboo yarn, this scarf has
incredible drape, while being warm and
light-weight to wear. With the season of
gift-giving just around the corner, why not
pamper yourself or someone you love with
the ultimate present – White Diamonds!
You can also download this pattern
in a pdf file by clicking here.
Photo credit [model - Double Delight rose (hee hee!);
photographer – Rachel Leverton]
FINISHED MEASUREMENTS:
Width:8 inches
Length: 60+ inches
MATERIALS:
Plymouth Yarn Royal Bamboo
[100% Bamboo; 93yd/m per 50g skein]; color: vanilla or white;
4 skeins
1 set(s) US 3/3.25mm straight needles
2 stitch markers
GAUGE
24 sts/32 rows = 4" in stockinette stitch
PATTERN NOTES
It is helpful to put a stitch marker between the different sections of the charts. The different
sections in the chart are divided by a thick line, and stitch markers should be placed at each
division.
PATTERN
Diamond Lace Edging (make 2): CO 16 stitches, and work chart A 2 times, then rows 1-14 once
more. BO and finish off.Begin Scarf:
Pick up and knit 43 stitches from left
(straight) edge of one of the lace
edgings. Turn and purl next
row. Work chart B until scarf measures
60 inches, or desired length (Note: it is
not necessary to knit to the end of the
chart to finish the scarf, but you should
end on a WS row). BO and finish off.
Join second lace edging to the other end
of the scarf with mattress stitch.
FINISHING
Weave in all ends and block.
NOTE: To better view the
charts, click on them to
enlarge and then print them
out.
Sunday, March 23, 2008
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4 comments:
Knitty's loss is our gain! I was admiring your scarf during ISE5 and was lucky enough to be browsing this evening and found that you'd posted the pattern! I would love to give it a go. It's so pretty. I'm hoping it will suit the yarn I've bought for my pal but if not, I'll be making one for my mum later in the year in a solid colourway. Thanks so much for sharing! I'm sure it will become a very popular pattern. Best wishes...Bernie
Thanks, Rachel! I appreciate your well wishes & sweet comments. :)
Sweet scarf! I bet it's really soft because it's made with bamboo yarn. :)
That's a beautiful scarf!! I am super impressed...I could never do that!
You really make it appear so easy along with your presentation however I to find this matter to be actually something which I feel I would by no means understand. It sort of feels too complex and very extensive for me. I am looking ahead on your next submit, I’ll try to get the hang of it!
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