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Petersfield Scarf

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With an edge-to-edge design and an intriguing graduated stripe pattern, the Petersfield Scarf brings a modern vibe to a classical man’s striped scarf. The scarf is completely reversible and features a deeply textured stitch for extra warmth and softness. It is easy to work and the pattern includes instructions for three different sizes to give a variety of options. 


NB: The Petersfield Scarf is also available as a set together with a co-ordinating hat, the Petersfield Beanie Hat. Please click here for more information.


See below for a video, "Introducing the Petersfield Collection"

and for more information about this pattern.

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Video: Introducing the Petersfield Collection


Pattern Information

DIFFICULTY: Easy

TECHNIQUES REQUIRED: Knitting, purling, working with two ends of yarn, working a stripe pattern.

SIZES: Small (Medium, Large)
Length: 156 (183, 183)cm / 62 (72, 72) ins
Width: 20 (23, 25)cm / 8 (9, 10) ins

MATERIALS:
Yarn:
​Main Colour: Quince & Co Chickadee Organic Heather Sportweight yarn,
    100% wool, 150m/164 yds:50gm skein,
    in Col #151 Kittiwake (Dark Grey Heather) x3 (4, 4) skeins.

Contrast Colour: Quince & Co Chickadee Sportweight yarn,
   100% wool, 166m/181 yds:50gm skein,
   in Col #145 Malbec (Deep Wine Red) x2* (3, 3) skeins.

* Note: The Small size scarf used almost all of the 2 skeins of Contrast Colour yarn specified. Please purchase or hold an extra skein to ensure you have enough yarn to complete your project.

Actual amount of yarn used in Medium size scarf as shown:
Main Colour: 175gm/6.2 oz, 525m/575 yds
Contrast Colour: 133gm/4.7 oz, 398m/436 yds.

Yarn Substitution:
Using two ends of Sportweight yarn held together: The sample shown has been worked with two ends of Sportweight yarn held together. To use an alternative yarn of the same weight, select a Sportweight or light DK yarn with a ball-band gauge of 24-26 sts:10 cm/4 ins using 3.25-3.75mm/US #3-5 needles.

Using a single thicker yarn: Alternatively the scarf can be worked using a single strand of a Worsted or light Aran-weight wool with approximately 150-166m/164-181 yds:100 gm ball and a recommended gauge of 18-20 sts:10cm/4 ins using 5.5-6.0mm/US #9-10 needles

Needles: Size 5.5 mm/US #9 straight needles, length 25cm/10 ins.

Gauge: 19 sts/22 rows:10cm/4 ins in Granite Stitch pattern, when slightly stretched lengthwise, using size 5.5mm/US #9 needles and two ends of yarn held together throughout.
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Notions: Row counter, removable markers or thread markers, & tapestry needle for finishing.
Pattern information: 
The pattern includes stitch charts and full line-by-line instructions and is available for immediate download. 


The Petersfield Collection:
The Petersfield Scarf  is also available as a set together with a co-ordinating hat, the Petersfield Beanie Hat. Please click here for more information about this collection.

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Payments can be made by credit card, debit card, or PayPal. You will then receive a confirmation of your transaction together with the download link by e-mail. 

The pdf file can be printed out or viewed on a computer, tablet or mobile device. Please let me know if you have any difficulties in downloading or opening the file.

Blogposts:

26 Nov 2021: New men's scarf pattern – the Petersfield Scarf
​
29 Oct 2013: How long shall I make this scarf?
28 Nov 2019: How much yarn do I need for a scarf?

Current Version: 10Jan2023
Please contact me if you have a previous version of the pattern and would like an updated copy.

© Moira Ravenscroft, 2023
E-mail: wyndlestraw.designs@gmail.com
Wyndlestraw Designs, www.wyndlestrawdesigns.com

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