Product Description
Knitting pattern for a bolero scarf twisted in the back. This little bolero is knitted in one piece. Easy to knit for knitters with only some experiences. It is knitted from one sleeve side to the other.
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CONTENT
★ Model Picture. ★ Sewing pattern with measures. ★ Easy to understand description for size XS/S/M/L.
KNITTING NEEDLES - One pair size 2,5 (3 mm).
GAUGE - Rib pattern: 23 sts and 30 rows = 4“/10cm.
KITTING PATTERN Stockinette stitch pattern.
LANGUAGE - ENGLISH - GERMAN
You will receive the instruction for WOOL QUALITY: - Baby Alpaca: 70% baby alpaca, 30% silk, yardage: 175m/25 grs.
YOU NEED THIS AMOUNT OF WOOL - Size XL/S/M/L. - Baby Alpaca 3 balls 75g/3 balls 75g/4 balls 100g/5 balls 125g.
WOOL QUALITY - Baby Alpaca: 74% baby alpaca, 26 % silk, yardage: 150 m/25 gr.
DIFFICULTY - For knitters with some experiences.
Twisted Scarf Easy to Knit by Beemohr
Project Overview
The Twisted Scarf is an intermediate-level knitting project designed by Beemohr that creates a sophisticated twisted accessory using delicate lace-weight yarn. This downloadable PDF pattern guides knitters through constructing a scarf with a distinctive twisted construction at the back, achieved through a clever assembly and wrapping technique rather than complex stitch work.
What Is Being Made
This project produces a twisted scarf available in four finished length options: 155cm, 159cm, 164cm, or 170cm. The scarf features a unique twisted design created by knitting two sleeve-like sections separately and then twisting them together at the back before joining. The finished piece combines elegance with wearability, making it suitable for various occasions and seasons.
Knitting Techniques Used
- Two-thread casting off: The pattern uses a two-thread technique for casting off all stitches, with an additional thread added in the final row for a refined edge finish
- Seaming with Kitchener stitch: The Kitchener stitch is employed to join the sleeve seams, creating an invisible, seamless connection that is particularly important for delicate lace-weight yarns
- Blocking and pinning: The knitted pieces are dampened and pinned to precise measurements on an even surface, then dried to set the shape and ensure accurate finished dimensions
- Twisting assembly: A specialized finishing technique involves threading one sleeve through the back twist using arm movements, creating the signature twisted effect at the back of the scarf
Stitches and Construction Details
While the PDF does not specify individual stitch names, the pattern indicates that the main knitting uses lace-weight yarn, which typically involves open, delicate stitchwork. The construction method relies on two matching sections that are seamed together using the Kitchener stitch, a technique that grafts live stitches together without creating a visible seam line. This approach is ideal for lace-weight projects where seams would be too bulky or visible.
Materials: Yarn and Needles
The Twisted Scarf is knitted with kid mohair silk blend yarn in a lace weight, which provides exceptional softness and a luxurious drape. The specific yarn referenced in the pattern is described as "Scarf twisted mohair ivory," indicating a light, neutral colorway. Lace-weight yarn is among the finest yarn weights available and requires appropriate needle sizing to achieve the correct gauge and fabric characteristics. The pattern provides size options (S/M/L/XL) that adjust the finished length, suggesting that needle size may need adjustment based on the desired dimensions.
Care Instructions
Given the delicate nature of kid mohair silk blend yarn, proper care is essential for maintaining the scarf's quality. The pattern recommends gentle hand washing in lukewarm to cool water at approximately 30 degrees Celsius using mild soap such as baby shampoo, followed by thorough rinsing. Knitters should always consult the specific care instructions on the yarn's banderole (label) for complete guidance, as different dye lots or yarn sources may have slightly different requirements.
Difficulty Level and Suitability
Rated as intermediate difficulty, this pattern is suitable for knitters with foundational skills who are ready to tackle techniques such as Kitchener stitch seaming and blocking. The twisted construction adds visual interest and sophistication without requiring complex stitch patterns, making it an excellent project for advancing knitters seeking to develop finishing and assembly skills.
```Specifications
| Brand: | Independent Designer |
| Yarn Weight: | Lace | 2 Ply |
| Pages: | 2 |
| Designer: | Beemohr |
| Craft: | Knitting |
| Format: | Downloadable PDF |
| Languages: | English, German |
| Number of Patterns: | 1 |
| Skill Level: | Intermediate |
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