I received a gorgeous hank of Lion Brand Collection® Silk Yarn and have been just itching to use it. But I loved it so much I let it sit and wait for the perfect project. And I found it!! I learned a new knitting stitch and thought it would be awesome for showing off the beauty of this yarn, and it did. I am so in love with my new scarf! And of course I wanted to share my knit scarf pattern with you, my fiber-loving friends. 🙂 I hope you love it as much as I do.
Silk Knit Scarf Pattern
Here’s what you need:
- 1 hank (163 yd/150 m) Lion Brand Collection® Silk Yarn, Sport Weight (shown in color #202 Pegasus)
- 7 US/4.5 mm needles
- scissors and yarn needle
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Finished scarf measures approximately 6.5 in. × 52 in.
Cast on 28 sts.
Rows 1 through 14: Knit every row.
Row 15: Knit 1, *yarn over twice, knit 1, rep from * across.
Row 16: Knit across, dropping the yarn overs as you go across.
Rows 17 through 22: Knit every row.
Rows 23 through 230: Repeat Rows 15 through 22 twenty-six more times or until you reach about 3 in. shy of your desired length.
Row 231: Knit 1, *yarn over twice, knit 1, rep from * across.
Row 232: Knit across, dropping the yarn overs as you go across.
Rows 233 through 246: Knit every row.
Bind off stitches and weave in ends. Block if desired … you can find my free tutorial on How to Block Knit and Crochet Items here.
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Thank you for sharing this beautiful knit stitch and scarf! I’d like to know if this pattern has a particular multiples of stitches… I’d like to make mine wider. Is this based on an even number of stitches?
I’ve just started this pattern and am soooo excited about it. I do have one question. The directions say Rows 17 – 22 Knit every other row What should I do to the row I am not knitting? Purl?
Hi Dee 🙂 For those rows you should be knitting every row (garter stitch), not every other row.
I’m I’ve been making this scarf for years and have sold many of them. People see me working on one and I get an order for one in their favorite color. Fun. I Have a favorite stitch I use for a cowl you can also use as a hood. Great for cold weather. My design. I found a stitch I love and adapted it to a cowl. My first attempt to write a pattern.