Grateful Threads Scarf Pattern
$10.00
The Grateful Threads scarf is a two-color entrelac scarf that is knit in the round. The seamless construction makes for a very cozy and warm scarf with a polished finish. By knitting in the round, there are no visible seams and, added bonus, no need to weave in any ends! This colorful statement scarf is also a great first entrelac project. The pattern is written for two lengths and customizable to different lengths in between.
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Pattern Details:
Skill Level: Advanced Beginner Knitter
Materials:
Main Colors (MC): Mixtape (54% wool / 40% cotton / 6% nylon; approx. 100 yds (91 m) / 100 g)
MC1: 2 (3) skeins
MC2: 2 (3) skeins
Size 1 is shown in Wild Child and Ocean Calm. Size 2 is shown in Mountain Mist and Harvest Moon.
Needle Size:
Size US 11 (8 mm) 16-24” / 40-60 cm circular needles (see note below)
Size J / US 10 (6 mm) crochet hook (optional for applying fringe)
Note: Cord length for needles is not crucial for the entrelac technique. Larger cord lengths may be substituted if desired.
Gauge:
9 sts and 18 rows = 4” / 10 cm in Stockinette Stitch Worked Flat with Selvedge, steam blocked
Sizes: 1 (2)
Finished Measurements:
8” / 20 cm finished width for both sizes
Size 1 length: 57" / 142.5 cm finished length, not including Fringe
Size 2 length 74.5” / 186.5 cm finished length, not including Fringe
Pattern Designer: Julia Norris
Tap the link here to check out our Ravelry page for this style and see the Grateful Threads Scarf in the wild!
Pairs well with:
Where anything feels possible
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Over the course of the last 13 years, we've created our own little cottage industry within the Indian economy where 16 Indian women create our yarns! There’s just so much that goes into each and every skein and none of it would be possible without this team, right here, making it all happen. One of my favorite things about being there is that anything feels possible. Read more on the blog: India Team + Trip Recap.

