Winter Scarf
Exclusively for Candis Knitting Patterns please find this pattern below.
YARN
Rowan Big Wool
2 x 100gm
(photographed in 046 Linen)
NEEDLES
1 pair 10mm (no 000) (US 15) needles
BUTTONS - 1 x 345 toggle button
TENSION
10 sts and 12 rows to 10 cm measured over
pattern using 10mm (US 15) needles.
FINISHED SIZE
Completed scarf measures 15 cm (6 in) wide
and 150 cm (59 in) long.
SCARF
Using 10mm (US 15) needles, cast on 15 sts.
Row 1 (RS): K3, (P1, K3) 3 times.
Row 2: K1, P1, (K3, P1) 3 times, K1.
These 2 rows form patt.
Cont in patt until scarf meas 150 cm, ending
with RS facing for next row.
Cast off.
MAKING UP
Press as described on the information page.
Toggle strip
Using 10mm (US 15) needles, cast on 23 sts.
Cast off.
Using photograph as a guide, form toggle strip
into loop shape and sew to one end of scarf.
Attach toggle button to centre of opposite end
of scarf.
Please click here to see the knitting pattern for the blue top seen in the picture above.
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Comments:
"Hi Debra, a link has now been placed on this page which will take you to the knitting pattern for the blue top seen in the photograph above. Many thanks! "
Webteam Candis - Wednesday 22nd Dec 2010
"Why cannot i find the pattern for the navy blue top on this page. ?"
Debra Oliveri - Monday 20th Dec 2010
"Hi Robert, The pattern for this navy blue top is now available, we hope you enjoy knitting it! Thanks "
Webteam Candis - Tuesday 30th Mar 2010
"The scarf is lovely, but I´d like the pattern for the navy blue top the model is wearing under the scarf. Is this possible?"
Robert Tranter - Wednesday 17th Mar 2010