Wild Rose Scarf - PDF Knitting Pattern & Video Tutorial

Do you ever have a hard time deciding what to make with that single skein of hand-dyed yarn that’s been sitting in your stash for ages? This pattern is for you! This delicate, lightweight lace scarf is knit from just one skein of hand-dyed sock yarn! Make one today with this PDF pattern & photo tutorial.

This Printable PDF Knitting Pattern will help you knit your own Wild Rose Scarf, with step-by-step photos and a full video tutorial.

PDF Pattern includes:
4 pages of instructions
15 instructional photos
3-page Printer-Friendly Version without photos

The Wild Rose Scarf features long rows of delicate eyelets, and only uses one 100g skein of fingering weight yarn. Since the yarn is thin, the finished scarf is very lightweight, perfect for spring.

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Skill Level: Advanced Beginner

Finished Size: Approximately 6” wide, 57.25” long (not including length of fringe)

Yarn: Approximately 460 yards of #1 Superfine / Fingering Weight yarn (I used Everyday Fingering in Wild Rose from Specktacular Yarns, 1 skein)

You Will Also Need:
US Size 3 / 3.25 mm Circular Knitting Needle, at least 32” long
Yarn Needle or Blunt Tapestry Needle
Scissors
Ruler or Measuring Tape
Small Crochet Hook (for adding fringe, optional)


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