Scarf Knitting Pattern Coffee

Scarf Knitting Pattern Coffee This scarf knitting pattern will guide you in knitting an essential scarf and a very cozy scarf. The most common accessory for winter days and nights. Besides, it’s soft and large enough to comfortably wrap around the neck a few times or drape over your shoulders. You can pair it with casual pieces, your tight pants, and midi skirts. Besides, it will carry you through fall and winter. It is an easy knitting pattern appropriate for beginners in brioche stitch. Knitted flat in one piece, this wonderful scarf knitting pattern will be your beloved piece during cold days and nights. This knitting pattern is a 6-page fully-detailed digital knitting pattern file that includes guided instructions step by step. Scarf Knitting Pattern Features The scarf in the brioche stitch is knitted flat. Skill level Easy Techniques included brioche st, rib st Language English This knitting pattern is written in standard English Measurements are in both cm and inches Scarf Knitting Pattern Sizes Teen size /  Adult size The scarf on the photo is adult size. Scarf length: 140(175)cm  or  55(70)inches Scarf width:  30(40)cm  or  12(16) inches Materials Yarn: Yarn: Soave by Mondial,65% Extrafine Merino Virgin Wool, 25% Baby Alpaca, 10% Microfibre PA 115(190)gr Approx. 555(915)m or 610(1000) yards A pair of 6mm (U.S.10) straight needles A tapestry needle (to weave in the yarn ends) This knitting pattern is available for download immediately after purchasing and e-mailed to the e-mail address you provide at checkout. If you need any help with my patterns, please do not hesitate to contact me [email protected] The pattern and photographs contained in this document are property of “through the stitch”. This pattern is available for personal use only. They are the property of through the stitch and are purchased under the agreement that the patterns and photographs cannot be distributed, copied in part or in whole, re-written, or re-sold without permission. View more patterns in my “Scarves and Cowls” section View more ideas in my Pinterest account