Tall Chevron Scarf

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£4

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Pattern information

The Tall Chevron Scarf is part of the Tall Chevron Collection by Becca Hulme Designs, alongside the Tall Chevron Hat, Cowl and Wrist Warmers. Each design can be purchased separately or all together as a collection for a discounted fee. (The links in this paragraph all go to the individual pattern pages on beccahulme.co.uk)

This started as a Christmas present (the scarf) when I was given a specific request for a scarf with chevrons. It had to be ‘masculine’ and ‘long enough to fold in half and tuck in’. It then turned into the creation of a pattern based on requests from people who saw photos of the finished scarf.

The pattern is written for two sizes both of which consist of 2x2 ribbing blending seamlessly into a central chevron pattern. The chevron section of the scarf is provided in both written and charted formats.

All of my patterns are thoroughly tested before release - A huge thank you to my test knitters who help to make my ideas a reality!

Materials, gauge & sizes

Yarn weight: Aran / 10 ply (8wpi)
Gauge: 34 sts & 28 rows = 10cm / 4in in 2x2 rib (blocked)
Needle: size needle to obtain gauge (sample used 4.5mm / US7)
Sizes: Small width [19cm/7.5in by 200cm/79in], Large width [25.5cm/10in by 200cm/79in]

Suggested yarn:
Rico Essentials Soft Merino Aran 100m/50g
Small - approx. 550m (6 balls)
Large - approx. 700m (7 balls)

Sample details: Grey scarf pictured in large size using 4mm / US7 needle and Rico Design Essentials Soft Merino Aran. Colour: 094 Medium Grey

The scarf is constructed from end to end allowing for it to be lengthened or shortened to suit your taste. Please bear in mind though that this will also alter the amount of yarn required. Gauge is somewhat unimportant as this is not a fitted garment, however, if it is too far off, this may alter the amount of yarn required or the sizing of the finished scarf. A locking stitch marker or scrap yarn may be useful to keep track of which side is which. The finished scarf is reversible, the pattern is not. It is suggested that you weigh your yarn to gauge how much you will need to end the scarf with the same length ribbing as you began with. There is plenty of scope for adaptation in terms of width and length and instructions and figures for this are given in the pattern.

Please note:

Through testing my Tall Chevron Collection patterns, testers have noted that the pattern tends to show up better in more solid coloured yarns and suggested that busier yarns are avoided.
A number of my testers noted that they needed to drop to needle size 3.5mm (US4) to match my gauge.

Tall Chevron Scarf

Pattern information

More from the Tall Chevron collection

Tall Chevron Cowl

Tall Chevron Wrist Warmers