Checkerboard Lace Scarf
These scarf knitting instructions might look complicated, but they're actually a cinch to knit. This intricately designed Lace Checkerboard Scarf is composed of basic yarn-overs, k2togs and slip-slip-knits - that's it. Even beginners can create an advanced-looking scarf by following along with this easy-to-understand pattern. Given the delicate nature of the design, we recommend knitting your own scarf in light pastels to emphasize the its unique ethereal qualities.
Knitting Needle Size7 or 4.5 mm, Circular Knitting Needles
Yarn Weight(1) Super Fine (27-32 stitches to 4 inches)
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3cats2love
Jan 19, 2017
This is a lovely lacy, lightweight scarf pattern. It makes me think of spring or fall, when you want a light scarf for chilly days, not a heavy winter one. It would be pretty in a pastel color for spring or an earth tone like pumpkin, sage, or light brown for fall.
flinthillsfibers 1 414864
Nov 30, 2012
This looks like a pattern I would like. However it is impossible to print. It printed the pictures just fine but there was NO PATTERN. Tried it twice, even followed instructions listed below. All it did was waste 6 pages of paper and some ink.
daisymccombs 59863 53
Dec 08, 2012
If all else fails, you can: Rt. click and block the directions. Then open a new window and click on copy. The pattern I copied was from Purl Bee. Good Luck. From: Daisy near Dallas
sewells239 8042451
Jun 02, 2012
I just finished knitting this scarf in a soft pale yellow. It is stunning. Love these patterns.
naniestaycee
Jan 23, 2012
I am going to take this pattern back to my new knitters class and let them have a go with this one! It is beautiful, and I think they will really enjoy the pattern too and learn a lot with this one! Ya Ha! Looks like fun to me for my knitting class at church. Thanks! naniestaycee
editorKS
Dec 01, 2011
Hi, jo8335win 1429470 and momzib 1832894. To access the pattern, please click the link that says "Click here for knitting pattern." A new window should open directing you to the pattern in full on the pattern designer's website. If you scroll to the bottom of the pattern, there is a link that says "Print article." Click that and a printer-friendly version will open. Hope this helps! --Editors of AllFreeKnitting
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