24 Scarf in Lana Grossa Ecopuno - DE - Downloadable PDF

Pattern Summary: Lana Grossa Ecopuno Scarf – Modell 24 (Tücher & Co. 04)

This free downloadable PDF knitting pattern from Lana Grossa presents Modell 24 from the Tücher & Co. 04 collection — a beautifully elongated knitted scarf worked in the brand's signature Ecopuno yarn. The pattern is written in German and offers five distinct color variants, making it a versatile project for knitters who enjoy working with carefully curated, harmonious color palettes.

What Is Being Made

The finished piece is a generous rectangular scarf measuring 53 x 164 cm, making it long enough to wrap, drape, or style in multiple ways. It is a straightforward yet elegant accessory suited to intermediate knitters comfortable with basic flat knitting and color sequencing. The scarf is cast on with 117 stitches and worked flat on straight needles.

Color Variants

One of the most appealing features of this pattern is the choice of five color ways, each built from a sequence of coordinating 50 g balls of Lana Grossa Ecopuno. Each ball is worked through completely before the next color in the sequence begins, creating a natural, gradual color progression along the length of the scarf.

• Variante 1 – Grün (Green): Grün (Fb 41), Hellgrün (Fb 20), Gelbgrün (Fb 3), Pastellgrün (Fb 38), Türkis (Fb 28) — a fresh, nature-inspired green gradient
• Variante 2 – Lachs (Salmon): Lachs (Fb 39), Jaffaorange (Fb 5), Grège (Fb 18), Flieder (Fb 8), Pfirsich (Fb 7) — warm peachy and blush tones
• Variante 3 – Lila (Lilac): a purple-toned color sequence
• Variante 4 – Petrol (Teal): a deep teal-based palette
• Variante 5 – Gelb (Yellow): a sunny yellow-toned progression

Each variant uses approximately 5 balls of Ecopuno (one per color step), totaling around 250 g of yarn per scarf. The color sequencing technique is simple but highly effective — because no complex colorwork such as stranding or intarsia is required, the color changes are achieved purely by joining a new ball at the end of each skein.

Yarn and Materials

Lana Grossa Ecopuno is a premium blend yarn composed of 72% cotton, 17% Schurwolle Merino (virgin Merino wool), and 11% Baby Alpaca, with a yardage of 215 metres per 50 g ball. This thoughtfully blended fiber creates a yarn that is soft against the skin, breathable thanks to the high cotton content, and gently warm due to the Merino and Baby Alpaca components. It is an ideal choice for a scarf that transitions well across seasons — lightweight enough for spring and autumn wear, yet cozy enough for cooler days.

The recommended needle size is 4 mm (Nadeln Nr. 4), which is a standard size for a yarn of this weight and produces a smooth, defined fabric with good stitch definition.

Techniques and Construction

The scarf is worked entirely in flat knitting (back and forth in rows), making it accessible to knitters who are not yet comfortable with circular needles or complex shaping. The construction method is straightforward:

• Cast on: 117 stitches are cast on to begin
• First row setup: One return row is worked with all stitches knitted as linke Maschen (purl stitches)
• Main stitch pattern: Glatt rechts — stockinette stitch — is used throughout the body of the scarf. In flat knitting, this means knitting all stitches on right-side (Hinreihe) rows and purling all stitches on wrong-side (Rüc