Chalfont Scarf

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The Chalfont Scarf is a wonderful three-season scarf – able to transition from the autumn right the way through the winter snows and into the cool evenings of early Spring. The scarf has an open, lacy pattern which traps the air and holds the warmth well. 


The pattern features a beautifully reversible stitch, Roman Lace, which is one of the few stitches that is truly reversible even when worked in two colours. 


​Please see below for more information about this pattern.

​Pattern Information​

Difficulty: Intermediate
 
Size: Small (Medium, Large).
Width: 22.5 (25, 27.5) cm / 9 (10, 11) ins.
Length: 150 (165, 180) cm / 60 (66, 70) ins.

Yarn: 
Webs "Amherst" worsted wt yarn, 100% merino wool,
   100m/109 yds : 50gm ball in Cols:

A – Autumn Colourway:
Col 1: Chocolate x4 (5, 6) balls
Col 2: Spice x2 (2, 2) balls

B – Spring Colourway:
Col 3: Regatta Blue x4 (5, 6) balls
Col 4: Navy x2 (2, 2) balls

C – Winter Colourway:
Col 5: Natural x6 (7, 8) balls.

​Actual amt used / Medium-size, shown here in blue: 
   MC: 230gm/8.0 oz + CC: 70gm/2.5 oz
   Total = 300gm/10.5 oz yarn = 600m/654 yds

Needles: 
Size 5.0mm/US #8 str ndls.

Gauge: 
16 sts & 29 rows : 10cm/4 ins in Roman Stripe Lace
   using 5.0mm/US #8 ndls, slightly stretched lengthwise.

Notions:
Markers, row counter, tapestry ndl for finishing ends.
Pattern information: 
The pattern includes stitch charts and full line-by-line instructions and is available for immediate download. 

Check-out:
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:
19 Dec 2012: Reversible Stripes
14 Feb 2015: Chalfont Scarf
26 Feb 2015: The village of Chalfont St Giles​

29 Oct 2013: How long shall I make this scarf?
28 Nov 2019: How much yarn do I need for a scarf?

© Moira Ravenscroft, 2015
E-mail: wyndlestraw.designs@gmail.com