Scarf Sandwaves - Knitting Instructions

Sandwaves – Scarf with an Elegant Relief Pattern
Like the delicate traces left in the sand by the water at the beach: the relief pattern of the Sandwaves scarf evokes the calm, natural wave patterns found at the seashore. The textured pattern creates a timeless scarf with exceptional depth and a sophisticated, modern look.

The scarf is fully edged with a decorative i-cord border, which gives the project a clean and high-quality finish. To ensure that even ambitious beginners can work this border with confidence, the instructions are explained in detail and additionally illustrated.

The knitting pattern includes:

• a detailed step-by-step explanation
• illustrated instructions for the i-cord border
• stitch chart for the relief pattern
• row-by-row description
• helpful explanations for a stress-free knitting experience

The pattern itself isn’t difficult to knit, but it does require some attention—perfect for anyone who enjoys knitting varied patterns while working on a relaxing, stylish project.

Suitable for:

• ambitious beginners with basic skills
• advanced knitters
• anyone who loves textured patterns and elegant scarves

Sandwaves is a wonderful project for cozy knitting sessions and a timeless accessory for any season.

Required skills:

• Casting on
• Binding off
• Knitting and purling
  If you have these skills, you’ll be able to knit this scarf with ease.

What you’ll get:
You’ll receive a 13-page pattern. The pattern includes a detailed explanation of the i-cord edge, a clear chart, and a row-by-row description. It also includes instructions for lengthening/shortening or narrowing/widening the scarf.

Difficulty level:
Easy

Width: 35cm
Length: 170cm
The scarf can be lengthened or shortened, as well as narrowed or widened.

The following yarn is used for the scarf:

• Lang Yarns Merino+, 100% virgin wool
• Yarn length: approx. 90 m / 50 g
• Recommended amount: 350 g in your desired colour

My scarf, which is approx. 35 cm wide and approx. 170 cm long, used 313 g of yarn. However, yarn usage may vary slightly depending on your personal knitting style.

In principle, you can also recreate the pattern with any other yarn. The only important thing is that the yarn feels comfortable against your neck and doesn’t itch. The amount of yarn needed will change if you use a different yarn.

If you use a different yarn weight, you may need to adjust the number of repeat patterns so that the scarf reaches the desired width.

You will also need:

• Size 4.5 knitting needles
• Crochet hook size 4.5
• 2 double-pointed knitting needles (from a set) size 4.5
• A scrap of yarn in a contrasting colour with roughly the same yarn weight as the yarn for the scarf; this serves as a working thread
• Darning needle
• Scissors