If you’re purchasing yarn online for this pattern, Dandelion Fiber, in downtown Minneapolis has it listed on their website, and I’m sure they would appreciate the support.

I wanted a big, bold statement scarf with lace and texture to wrap myself in during this cold and dreary winter. This gorgeous blue, paired with a geometric openwork pattern just brightens my day when I put it on, and I’m thinking it’s just the thing to get me over the next few months into spring.

The simple lines of the pattern made for a quick knit, and the squishy, classic Germantown yarn is a dream to work with. It’s soft, but this is a solid fabric that will last beautifully when worn on repeat. (And it’s absolutely about to be worn on repeat!)

I calculated 5 different widths for the pattern and then paired them with lengths I think work best for each. That said, you can pair my lengths/widths as desired or create your own custom size using the notes on page 2 of the pattern.

The motif is both charted and written, and the scarf is worked lengthwise from end to end.

Sizes/Yardage Needed

Pattern is written for 5 sizes.
Estimated yardage is given following each size option.

7x48” / 17.75x122cm - 300yds / 275m
9x68” / 22.75x172.5cm - 450yds / 410m
11x68” / 28x172.5cm - 550yds / 505m
13x88” / 33x223.5cm - 800yds / 730m
15x88” / 38x223.5cm - 950yds / 870m

As noted earlier, you can pair the lengths and widths below as you prefer or use the notes given on page 2 of the pattern to create your own custom size scarf.

Widths: 7(9, 11, 13, 15)” / 17.75(22.75, 28, 33, 38)cm
Lengths: 48(68, 68, 88, 88)” / 122(172.5, 172.5, 223.5, 223.5)cm

Note that yardage may vary with substitute yarn or modification.