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Spun sugar

By Tori Gurbisz

Digital Download
Spun sugar
Spun sugar
Spun sugar
Spun sugar
Spun sugar
Spun sugar
Spun sugar
Spun sugar
$4.00

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Downloadable PDF, English

Product Description

This pattern is available individually or as part of the Something Sweet eBook.

A light and airy scarf with a twisting stitch pattern and cute ruffles. Make it in lace weight or worsted weight or one of each. This pattern knits up quickly and is easy to memorize. Optional lacing feature provides multiple ways to wear this sweet scarf!

A link to a photo tutorial of the stitch pattern is included in the pattern.

Skill Level - Easy

Additional Materials - Yarn needle 3-4 yards ¼ to 3/8 inch ribbon, optional

Spun sugar
$4.00

Spun Sugar Knitted Scarf by Tori Gurbisz

Project Overview

Spun Sugar is a downloadable knitting pattern for a light and airy scarf designed by Tori Gurbisz and presented by Lachesis and Co. This intermediate-level project features a distinctive twisting stitch pattern combined with cute ruffles, creating a sweet and elegant accessory. The pattern offers flexibility in yarn weight selection, allowing knitters to create either a worsted weight or lace weight version—or make both variations. An optional lacing feature adds versatility, providing multiple styling options for wearing the finished scarf.

What You Will Make

The Spun Sugar pattern produces a finished scarf with two size options depending on yarn weight chosen:

  • Worsted Weight Version: Approximately 5 inches (12 cm) wide and 76 inches (193 cm) long
  • Lace Weight Version: Approximately 9 inches (23 cm) wide and 72 inches (183 cm) long

These measurements are approximate and taken after blocking. The scarf's light and airy construction makes it suitable for layering or draping, while the ruffled edges add textural interest and a delicate finishing touch.

Knitting Techniques and Stitches

This pattern employs a twisting stitch pattern as its primary design element. The twisting stitches create visual movement and interest throughout the fabric while remaining easy to memorize once established, making the project suitable for intermediate knitters who want to expand their stitch repertoire without excessive complexity. The pattern incorporates ruffles as a design feature, adding dimensional texture and a charming aesthetic detail.

The optional lacing feature is a functional design element that allows knitters to customize how they wear the finished scarf, providing creative styling possibilities beyond a traditional drape.

Knitters are advised that gauge is not crucial to this project, offering flexibility in tension. However, the pattern notes that tight knitters or those desiring a more open fabric should consider going up one to two needle sizes from the recommendations to achieve the desired drape and openness.

Materials and Needles

The pattern accommodates two distinct yarn weights, each with specific material recommendations:

  • Worsted Weight Version: Malabrigo Merino Worsted (100% Merino, 210 yards per 100 grams), shown in Jewel Blue colorway—1 skein required. US 10 (6mm) straight or circular needles.
  • Lace Weight Version: Malabrigo Lace (100% Baby Merino, 470 yards per 50 grams)

Both yarn options feature premium merino fiber content, providing softness, breathability, and excellent drape characteristics ideal for a light and airy scarf design. The worsted weight version knits up quickly due to the thicker yarn and larger needle size, while the lace weight version creates a more delicate, ethereal fabric suitable for those seeking an elegant, flowing accessory.

Pattern Characteristics

Spun Sugar is designed to knit up quickly, making it an accessible project for intermediate knitters seeking timely completion. The easy-to-memorize stitch pattern allows knitters to work without constant pattern reference once the repeat is established, reducing cognitive load during knitting sessions. Proper blocking is recommended to fully develop the fabric's characteristics and ensure satisfaction with the final result, particularly when working with merino yarns that respond beautifully to wet blocking.

Specifications

Brand: Independent Designer
Designer: Tori Gurbisz
Craft: Knitting
Format: Downloadable PDF
Languages: English
Number of Patterns: 1
Skill Level: Intermediate

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