Elizabeth Scarf

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Every wardrobe needs a classic scarf. This one exudes elegance and style, with a crisp textural pattern running along the length of the scarf. The result is slimming and comfortable to wear. The stitch pattern is reversible so either side can be on show and the scarf features thin bands of garter stitch at the ends for extra detailing.


This versatile pattern can be worked in a variety of yarns so that a whole range of scarves can be produced from just one pattern.


The knitting is very straightforward making this a good project to work on while travelling or in the evening. It would also make a good "next" project for a beginning knitter wishing to develop their pattern skills.


Please see below for more information about this pattern.

​Pattern Information

Difficulty:  Easy

Materials:
Version A (shown here in Green):
Size: 17 x 112cm / 6.75 x 44 ins
Yarn: Jaggerspun Maine Line 4-ply/Fingering wt, 100% wool,
   2,067m / 2,240 yds:450gm/1lb cone,
   Col #030 Emerald Green x 1 cone

Needles: 4.0mm/US #6 ndls.
Gauge: 25 sts & 31 rows:10cm/4 ins  in Hatfield Check patt,
   using 2 ends of yarn held tog throughout.

Version B (shown here in Maroon):
Size: 17 x 183 cm / 6.75 x 72 ins
Yarn: Knit Picks Swish DK, 100% wool, 114m/123 yds:50gm ball 
   Col #24050 Bordeaux x5 balls.

Needles: 4.0mm/US #6 ndls
Gauge: 26 sts & 32 rows:10cm/4 ins in Hatfield Check patt

Version C (shown here in Plum):
Size: 20 x 120cm / 8 ins x 48 ins
Yarn: Bernat Roving Chunky wt, 80% acrylic, 20% wool, 
   109m/120 yds:100gm ball, Col: #00071 Plum x3 balls

Needles: 7.0mm/US #10.75 ndls.
Gauge: 12 sts & 16 rows:10cm/4 ins  in Hatfield Check patt

Notions:
Stitch 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:
26 Feb 2012: Either Way Up: The Elizabeth Scarf
10 Nov 2013: Two strands held together
​04 Jan 2014: The Four-Way Wrap

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