What you'll need
| One size only: | after blocking are 72” long x 6” wide |
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Knitpicks Palette fingering - Rouge
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2 |
Product Description
This scarf represents the courage so many people have who are fighting the battle of cancer in their lives. I designed this scarf purposely to cheer myself up when faced with discouragement over my own battle with cancer for the second time. Featuring a delicate blossom and textured stitches the lace in this scarf will be fun to knit. Work this scarf from the bottom up to the center where you join the halves with the Kitchener stitch. There are charts and written directions to knit this scarf easily!
Finished measurements: after blocking are 72” long x 6” wide.
Yarn: about 440 yards of fingering weight. Sample used 2 balls of Knitpicks Palette fingering yarn; 100% Peruvian Highland Wool; 231 yards /50 gram balls: in color—Rouge.
Needles and Notions: Size U.S. 5 needles and 1 spare to hold work. Yarn needle to work Kitchener stitch and sew in ends.
This is a digital pattern download only not the scarf itself. Non-refundable.
Courage Lace Scarf by Melody Hadley
Project Overview
The Courage Lace Scarf is an intermediate-level knitted scarf designed by Melody Hadley as an inspirational accessory. This downloadable PDF pattern creates a delicate lace scarf with meaningful symbolism, featuring a blossom motif combined with textured stitches. The scarf is constructed using a unique two-halves method that joins at the center, making it an engaging knitting project for those with intermediate skills.
What Is Being Made
This pattern produces a finished scarf measuring 72 inches long by 6 inches wide after blocking. The scarf is designed to be both visually striking and emotionally resonant, featuring a delicate lace construction with a blossom design element. The two-part construction method adds interest to the knitting process and creates a symmetrical finished piece.
Knitting Techniques Used
- Lace knitting: The scarf features delicate lace patterns throughout, requiring attention to yarn overs and decreases to create the openwork design
- Textured stitches: Combination of textured elements alongside the lace work adds dimension and visual interest
- Bottom-up construction: The scarf is worked from the bottom edge upward to the center point
- Kitchener stitch: The two halves are joined at the center using the Kitchener stitch, also known as grafting, for a seamless connection
- Blocking: The finished measurements provided are after blocking, indicating this step is important for achieving the final dimensions and lace definition
Stitches and Pattern Details
The pattern includes both charted instructions and written directions, making it accessible for knitters who prefer either format. The lace pattern centers on a blossom motif, combined with textured stitches to create depth and visual appeal. The use of charts and written directions allows knitters to follow their preferred method of pattern reading.
Materials Required
- Yarn: Approximately 440 yards of fingering weight yarn. The sample was created using 2 balls of Knitpicks Palette fingering yarn (231 yards per 50-gram ball), which is 100% Peruvian Highland Wool, in the color Rouge
- Needles: Appropriate needles for fingering weight yarn (specific needle size detailed in the full pattern)
Pattern Format and Support
This is a downloadable PDF pattern for non-commercial, personal use only. The pattern includes comprehensive instructions with both charted and written directions to ensure knitters of intermediate skill can successfully complete the project. Pattern support is available through the designer for any questions or errors.
```Specifications
| Brand: | Independent Designer |
| Designer: | Melody Hadley |
| Craft: | Knitting |
| Format: | Downloadable PDF |
| Languages: | English |
| Number of Patterns: | 1 |
| Skill Level: | Intermediate |
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