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Scottswood Stole​


When you need a soft extra layer, then there’s nothing like the luxury of a knitted wrap. Warm, soothing and sophisticated it envelops you and provides just the right degree of warmth just when you need it.

The Scottswood Stole features a reversible stitch pattern with two completely different looks. One side has echoes of a traditional woven fabric while the other has a modern cubist feel.
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The pattern includes instructions for three different sizes and can be worked in either a baby alpaca yarn or a soft merino/cashmere.

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Pattern Information

DIFFICULTY: Intermediate

TECHNIQUES REQUIRED: Knitting, purling, increases, decreases and slipped stitches.

SIZES: Small (Medium, Large)
. Width: 50 (56, 56)cm / 20 (22, 22) ins
. Length: 150 (165, 180)cm / 60 (66, 72) ins

VERSIONS: There are two versions of the scarf:
  • Version 1: This is worked in a baby alpaca Sportweight yarn for a lightweight wrap with a soft halo.
  • Version 2: The second version uses a slightly thicker DK merino and cashmere yarn for a soft, cozy wrap.
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MATERIALS: v1 – Baby alpaca Sportweight yarn:
Yarn: Knit Picks Andean Treasure Sportweight yarn, 100% baby alpaca, 101m/110 yds:50gm ball in Colour: #25564 Royal Heather x9 (11, 12) balls.

Actual amount used in Medium size wrap: 516 gm/18.2 oz, 1042m/1140 yds.

Yarn substitution: To use an alternative yarn, please select a Sportweight or light DK baby alpaca yarn with a recommended gauge of 24 sts:10cm/4 ins using 3.5mm/US #4 needles.

Needles: Size 4.0mm/US #6 circular needles, length 80cm/32 ins.
Gauge: 20 sts & 27 rows:10cm/4 ins in Seed Stitch using 4.0mm/US #6 needles.
Notions: Row counter, markers & tapestry needle for finishing ends.
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MATERIALS: v2 – DK merino/cashmere yarn:
Yarn: Willow & Lark Nest DK yarn, 69% merino, 11% cashmere, 20% Tencel, 115m/125 yds:50gm ball in Colour #216 Baby Blue x10 (12, 13) balls.

Actual amount used in Medium sized stole: 
   555gm/19.6 oz, 1277m/1397 yds.

Yarn substitution: If you wish to use an alternative yarn, please select a DK (Double Knitting) merino or merino/cashmere yarn with a recommended gauge of 22 sts:10cm/4 ins using 4.0mm/US #6 needles.

Needles: Size 4.0mm/US #6 circular needles, length 80cm/32 ins.
Gauge: 23 sts & 33 rows:10cm/4 ins in Seed Stitch using 4.0mm/US #6 needles.
Notions: Row counter, markers & tapestry needle for finishing ends.
Pattern information: 
The pattern includes stitch charts and full line-by-line instructions and is available for immediate download​ from the website. The pdf file can be printed out or viewed on a computer, tablet or mobile device. 

Download information
You will be provided with a link to download your file immediate after purchase. Please let me know if you have any difficulties in downloading or opening the file from the link.

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Stitch Pattern: 
This design uses a reversible stitch pattern from our book: Reversible Knitting Stitches – A Sourcebook of 250 Double-Sided Stitch Patterns.
   • For more details about the book, please click here.
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   ​• To read more about using reversible stitches in your work, please click here.

Blogposts / Knitting Notes:
1: Either way up – using reversible stitches for scarves
​2: At the end of a row

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Current Version: v25MAR2025
Please contact me if you have a previous version of the pattern and would like an updated copy. 

© Moira Ravenscroft, 2025
E-mail: [email protected]
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