Knitting Pattern for Gossamer One-Ball Lace Scarf pattern from SweaterBabe.com in Elann.com Silken Kydd yarn.

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#154 Gossamer One-Ball Lace Scarf PDF Knitting Pattern

#154 Gossamer One-Ball Lace Scarf PDF Knitting Pattern

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When a heavy scarf just won't do, grab this gossamer-weight lace scarf instead! The silk/kid mohair blend lace-weight yarn knit on size 9 needles creates a supremely soft scarf.

An open lace panel with gentle peaks along one long edge is contrasted with a bit of garter stitch for lots of textural interest.

This scarf is very light, yet has enough body to allow itself to be draped in many pretty ways.

Wrap it around your neck like a cowl and tuck in the ends, drape it around your neck with the ends drawn through the folded middle loop, or tie it askew with a loose knot – it will always add a nice touch of femininity to your outfit.

PLUS, it's knit from just one ball of yarn. . . making it an ideal gift knit or quick knit for yourself!

ALSO available as part of The Gossamer Lace Collection eBook, which includes 4 Lace Shawl/Scarf patterns.

Fave/Queue this pattern on Ravelry.

Finished Knit Measurements: Approx 9 ½" [24 cm] at widest points; 57 ½" [146 cm] long.

Skill Level:

Yarn Used: Elann.com Silken Kydd (70% Super Kid Mohair/30% Silk); .875 oz/25 g [232 yds/212.5 m] per ball): 1 ball in Color #10 Aloe. NOTE: This pattern uses up almost all of the yarn, so be prepared to use the swatch yarn, if needed.

Gauge(s):
Pattern Gauge: Approx 31 sts = 7 ½" [19 cm] and 12 rows = 2 ½" [6.5 cm] in Lace patt, blocked and measured at widest point.
Yarn Label Gauge and Information: A lace-weight yarn in a silk/mohair blend with a gauge of 18-24 sts on sizes 2-6 [3 to 4 mm] needles.

Total Yardage Required: 232 yds [212.5 m].

Some suggested yarn substitutes to try:
Knitpicks Aloft
If you have a yarn substitute to suggest for this project, email us!

Knitting Needles Used: Size 9 [5.5 mm] needles OR SIZE TO OBTAIN GAUGE.

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Nice an easy

Posted by Unknown on 24th Mar 2018

An easy but still elaborate pattern even for first time lace knitter. Really happy about my scarf, which I made twice as wide simply by doubling the lace pattern in each row
Fast and Beautiful

Posted by Annette on 25th Feb 2018

This scarf was easy to make and just challenging enough to never get boring. The pattern was well written and ways to follow. Now that I've finished the first one in cream, I can't wait to start another in a different colour.
Easy-but oh so glamorous!

Posted by Unknown on 20th Dec 2016

Pattern easy to follow and knit with this yarn, so lovely.
Gossamer One-Ball Lace Scarf PDF Knitting Pattern

Posted by Pat Mastel on 14th Jun 2015

Easy to follow directions. Made with lace wt yarn. So beautiful. Pattern is lacey and light. Gorgeous!
Easy Lace Pattern

Posted by Patricia on 13th Jun 2015

This is truly an enjoyable pattern to make. I used Knitpicks Aloft in Cosmopolitan. I used my HiyaHiya Lace circular needles. I found it quick and easy to follow the instructions. My finished product once blocked was a delight that I use every day in the office to keep the air conditioning off my neck and shoulders. I have two more balls of Aloft and will be using this pattern to make gifts.
Everyone is loving it!

Posted by Evelyn Broadbridge on 13th Jun 2015

Have made 4 of this pattern as gifts. Everyone as loved it.
Challenging

Posted by Unknown on 13th Jun 2015

It was a little challenging to get it going but once I got the pattern down it was great. Love the lace pattern.
good travel project

Posted by Roberta on 13th Jun 2015

nice pattern for use with light, fluffy yarn
Beautiful Pattern

Posted by Bev on 13th Jun 2015

Beautiful pattern. I have just finished my forth scarf using this pattern, and I know I will use it again
Never Fail

Posted by Kat on 13th Jun 2015

This pattern was well written with the end product being spectacular. SweaterBabe patterns never fail from the pattern direction to the finished product. This light, airy scarf is perfect for dressing up any outfit.