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Amy's Scarf

By Amy van de Laar

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Amy's Scarf
Amy's Scarf
Amy's Scarf
Amy's Scarf
Amy's Scarf
Amy's Scarf
$8.23

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Downloadable PDF, English

What you'll need

One size only: 22cm x 175cm- adjustable
Vintage Purls Lace - Birthday Suit
1
YZE002_01
4
Fyberspates Gleem Lace
Deep Aqua (707)
1
YFS001_501
1
YMU011_2176
2

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Product Description

This delicate lace scarf is inspired by the one worn by Amy Pond in the Doctor Who episodes ‘Vampires of Venice’ and ‘Vincent and the Doctor’.

The stitch pattern is antique, and is variously known as Frost Flowers, Shooting Star, and Spanish Lace.

The pattern gives a recipe for achieving the length and width of scarf you want in your chosen yarn. The stitch pattern, borders, and ends are charted, and involve increases and decreases on every row (double-sided lace).

Materials: Approximately 550 yards of lace-weight yarn (held single), or 1,100 yards of finer yarn (held double). If you want to widen or lengthen the scarf, you will need more yardage.

I made my red scarf using 1,070 yards of cobweb-weight yarn in an alpaca-silk blend (held double), on 2.25mm needles. My white scarf used half a skein of Vintage Purls Lace (held single), on 3mm needles.

Pattern is for personal use only.

Amy's Scarf
$8.23
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Amy's Scarf by Amy van de Laar

What Is Being Made

Amy's Scarf is a delicate lace knit scarf inspired by the accessory worn by Amy Pond in the Doctor Who episodes 'Vampires of Venice' and 'Vincent and the Doctor'. This is a downloadable knitting pattern designed for advanced-level crafters seeking to recreate a recognizable television costume piece with sophisticated lace detailing.

Lace Pattern and Design Structure

The scarf features an antique lace stitch pattern known by multiple traditional names: Frost Flowers, Shooting Star, and Spanish Lace. The pattern is constructed using a repeating 12-row lace motif. The finished scarf measures 2 lace-pattern repeats in width and 48 pattern repeats in length, resulting in final dimensions of 22 centimeters wide by 175 centimeters long after blocking. Crafters can adjust the width and length by modifying needle size or the number of pattern repeats, though additional yardage will be required for significant modifications.

Knitting Techniques Used

This advanced knitting project employs traditional lace knitting techniques. The pattern requires careful attention to stitch placement and yarn overs to create the openwork design characteristic of lace patterns. Lifelines—temporary safety threads inserted through stitches—are recommended to protect progress and enable easier corrections if mistakes occur. The use of stitch markers helps maintain pattern accuracy across multiple repeats.

Stitches and Stitch Work

While the specific stitch abbreviations are not detailed in the available pattern excerpt, the Frost Flowers/Shooting Star/Spanish Lace pattern is a traditional openwork lace construction. Advanced knitters will work yarn overs and decreases to create the characteristic lace motifs throughout the scarf's length.

Materials and Yarn Requirements

  • Yarn: Approximately 550 yards of lace-weight yarn, or 1,100 yards of finer yarn held double. The designer used 1,070 yards of cobweb-weight yarn in an alpaca-silk blend, held double, demonstrating how delicate fiber content creates the desired fabric
  • Needles: 2.25mm needles, or a size that produces the desired fabric with your chosen yarn
  • Notions: Stitch markers for pattern tracking, scrap lace-weight yarn or thread for lifelines, and a needle for weaving in ends and inserting lifelines

Yarn Weight and Fiber Characteristics

This pattern accommodates lace-weight and cobweb-weight yarns, which are among the finest yarn categories available to knitters. The designer's choice of an alpaca-silk blend demonstrates how natural fiber combinations create the delicate, elegant drape appropriate for a lace scarf. The option to hold finer yarn double allows crafters flexibility based on yarn availability and desired final fabric characteristics.

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Specifications

Brand: Independent Designer
Yarn Weight: Lace
Featured Products: Fyberspates Gleem Lace
Pages: 4
Designer: Amy van de Laar
Craft: Knitting
Format: Downloadable PDF
Languages: English
Number of Patterns: 1
Skill Level: Advanced

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