Mara’s MountainScarf is a voluminous, softly draping scarf featuring a textured lace pattern including garter stitch ribs and delicate eyelet rows. The rhythmic design evokes mountain landscapes, giving the piece depth and movement. Despite its intricate appearance, the scarf is surprisingly relaxing to knit. A cozy, feel-good project perfect for snuggling.
You start at the left corner of one of the short edges and increase stitches on both sides until one side reaches your desired scarf width. Once the width is achieved, simultaneous increases and decreases keep the stitch count constant while maintaining the diagonal knitting direction.
You continue knitting the scarf to your preferred length and finish it with decreases on both sides at the opposite, right corner of the other short edge.
Skills Required / What You'll Receive
The pattern is for advanced knitters.
Techniques used:
Casting on
Right- and left-leaning increases
Right- and left-leaning decreases
Centered double decrease
Expanding and reducing a pattern according to the (written) chart
Size Information
The size of the scarf is customizable.
Materials List
Yarn
You can use any yarn you like. In the example, I used 400 m | 437.5 yds of “Los Andes” by Pascuali (approx. 100 m | 109 yds = 100 g).
Other materials
A (circular) knitting needle suitable for your chosen yar
Tapestry needle for weaving in the ends
These instructions are intended for private use only. It may not be shared, reproduced, or sold without
consulting me. It is not allowed to sell the garment knitted using this pattern as well.
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Mara’s MountainScarf is a voluminous, softly draping scarf featuring a textured lace pattern including garter stitch ribs and delicate eyelet rows. The rhythmic design evokes mountain landscapes, giving the piece depth and movement. Despite its intricate appearance, the scarf is surprisingly relaxing to knit. A cozy, feel-good project perfect for snuggling.
You start at the left corner of one of the short edges and increase stitches on both sides until one side reaches your desired scarf width. Once the width is achieved, simultaneous increases and decreases keep the stitch count constant while maintaining the diagonal knitting direction.
You continue knitting the scarf to your preferred length and finish it with decreases on both sides at the opposite, right corner of the other short edge.
Skills Required / What You'll Receive
The pattern is for advanced knitters.
Techniques used:
Casting on
Right- and left-leaning increases
Right- and left-leaning decreases
Centered double decrease
Expanding and reducing a pattern according to the (written) chart
Size Information
The size of the scarf is customizable.
Materials List
Yarn
You can use any yarn you like. In the example, I used 400 m | 437.5 yds of “Los Andes” by Pascuali (approx. 100 m | 109 yds = 100 g).
Other materials
A (circular) knitting needle suitable for your chosen yar
Tapestry needle for weaving in the ends
These instructions are intended for private use only. It may not be shared, reproduced, or sold without
consulting me. It is not allowed to sell the garment knitted using this pattern as well.
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Ich komme mit dem Hinweis auf Seite 4 nicht ganz klar. Nach der Reihe 13 beginne ich mit Reihe 14 und 15 bei welcher nebst den ersten und letzten 4 Maschen nach Strickschrift gearbeitet wird. Start bei Hinreihe 1 gemäss Strickschrift. Beim Hinweis steht, dass man bei Strickschrift Reihe 7 mit der 4. Masche beginnen soll 🥴? Das Strickbild stimmt auch nicht bei mir 🙄.
Hallo Anja,
du startest mit Reihe 1 der Strickschrift und strickst erstmal die ersten Reihen. Erst wenn das nächste Lochmuster ansteht gilt der zweite Teil des Hinweises. Damit das Muster genau übereinander liegt, beginnst du am Reihenanfang nicht mit der ersten M der Strickschrift, sondern mit der 4. Masche. Alternativ kannst du dich an der Spitze des vorherigen Mustersatzes orientieren und von der Spitze ausgehend abzählen, wie du startest. Vielleicht fällt dir das leichter?
Lg
Herzlichen Dank für deine Rückmeldung 🙏.
Würde demnach bedeuten, dass ich bei der hinreihe (Start Lochmuster?) mit 2 rechten Maschen starte nach den 3re und M1L. Sorry ich hab gerade das Gefühl bin zu doof 🫣.
Absolut richtig. So müssten deine Spitzen dann übereinander liegen.
Das ist am Anfang ein bisschen kniffelig, das liegt nicht an dir!
Melde dich gerne, wenn noch weitere Fragen auftauchen 🙂
Lg
Ich komme nochmal auf dich zu 🙈. Der Start müsste ja dann alle zwei Reihen um 1 Masche versetzt werden? Also beim Lochmuster? Mal zumindest bis die gwünschte breite erreicht ist? Sehe ich das richtig 🤔?
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du startest mit Reihe 1 der Strickschrift und strickst erstmal die ersten Reihen. Erst wenn das nächste Lochmuster ansteht gilt der zweite Teil des Hinweises. Damit das Muster genau übereinander liegt, beginnst du am Reihenanfang nicht mit der ersten M der Strickschrift, sondern mit der 4. Masche. Alternativ kannst du dich an der Spitze des vorherigen Mustersatzes orientieren und von der Spitze ausgehend abzählen, wie du startest. Vielleicht fällt dir das leichter?
Lg
Würde demnach bedeuten, dass ich bei der hinreihe (Start Lochmuster?) mit 2 rechten Maschen starte nach den 3re und M1L. Sorry ich hab gerade das Gefühl bin zu doof 🫣.
Das ist am Anfang ein bisschen kniffelig, das liegt nicht an dir!
Melde dich gerne, wenn noch weitere Fragen auftauchen 🙂
Lg