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“Is that knitted?” Scotty actually gets asked that question quite often. And yes, this scarf really is knitted.
The striking black-and-white checkered pattern is created using stranded colorwork, also known as Fair Isle or multicolored knitting. The pattern runs the entire length of the scarf and creates an exceptionally even, dense surface.
It’s knitted with a very fine yarn that yields about 400 m per 50 g. The fine yarn and knitting technique create a surface that looks almost like woven fabric. It’s precisely this effect that makes Scott Black And White a knitted piece that makes you want to take a second look.
Measuring approximately 180 × 60 cm, the scarf is generously sized and can be worn in many different ways. The clean black-and-white checkered pattern has a classic, graphic look, making the scarf a truly special accessory.
Why “Scott Black&White”?
The Scott clan is known for its bravery and loyalty. Its motto, “Amo,” means “I love” in Latin and symbolizes the close bonds and unity within the clan.
The checkered pattern wasn’t chosen at random either. It draws inspiration from the Clan Scott tartan and translates this traditional Scottish pattern into a knitted design. The use of only black and white gives the pattern its clean, graphic look.
I particularly like this combination of Scottish tradition, the clan’s history, and a knitting technique that ultimately almost seems to suggest it’s something else entirely.
You should be able to do the following:
Size:
180 x 57cm
Yarn:
Rowan Fine Lace, 50g = 400m
Needles and accessories:
You can download the pattern immediately after receipt of payment.
“Is that knitted?” Scotty actually gets asked that question quite often. And yes, this scarf really is knitted.
The striking black-and-white checkered pattern is created using stranded colorwork, also known as Fair Isle or multicolored knitting. The pattern runs the entire length of the scarf and creates an exceptionally even, dense surface.
It’s knitted with a very fine yarn that yields about 400 m per 50 g. The fine yarn and knitting technique create a surface that looks almost like woven fabric. It’s precisely this effect that makes Scott Black And White a knitted piece that makes you want to take a second look.
Measuring approximately 180 × 60 cm, the scarf is generously sized and can be worn in many different ways. The clean black-and-white checkered pattern has a classic, graphic look, making the scarf a truly special accessory.
Why “Scott Black&White”?
The Scott clan is known for its bravery and loyalty. Its motto, “Amo,” means “I love” in Latin and symbolizes the close bonds and unity within the clan.
The checkered pattern wasn’t chosen at random either. It draws inspiration from the Clan Scott tartan and translates this traditional Scottish pattern into a knitted design. The use of only black and white gives the pattern its clean, graphic look.
I particularly like this combination of Scottish tradition, the clan’s history, and a knitting technique that ultimately almost seems to suggest it’s something else entirely.
You should be able to do the following:
Size:
180 x 57cm
Yarn:
Rowan Fine Lace, 50g = 400m
Needles and accessories:
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Das kommt so ein bisschen auf deine eigene Strickfestigkeit an. Wenn du extrem locker strickst, kannst du einige Maschen auslassen. Wenn du extrem fest strickst, dann würde ich empfehlen, jede Masche zu Stricken. Hast du so einen Rand schon mal gestrickt? Hast du da schon Erfahrung? Diese würde ich auf jeden Fall auch berücksichtigen.
Sonnige Grüße Bianca
sieht die Rückseite des Schals mit den Spannfäden denn auch noch einigermaßen dekorativ aus oder muss man sie beim Tragen immer geschickt verstecken? LG-Gertrud
der Schal gefällt mir sehr. Ich habe die Anleitung bereits gekauft und nun eine Frage zum Verständnis: Ist es richtig, dass der Schal nach dem Durchschneiden des Steeks einmal geklappt wird, die Spannfäden somit innen liegen und er dadurch letztlich beim Tragen nur noch die Hälfte der ursprünglich gestrickten Breite zuzügl. Umrandung hat? Ein Foto vom glatt ausgebreiteten fertigen Schal könnte diese Frage auch beantworten.
Liebe Grüße-Gertrud
die Anleitung interessiert mich sehr... Aber wo, bitteschön, bekommt man diese Wolle? Hab bei all meinen Woll-Dealern recherchiert, doch diese Wolle, 50g = 400m LL, kann ich nirgends finden.
Bevor ich die Anleitung kaufe, möchte ich natürlich wissen, wo ich diese Wolle bekomme.
LG
Der Schal sieht echt super aus. Aber magst du mir kurz mitteilen ob die in klassisch in Runden oder in Reihen gestrickt hast, danke. Ich habe mir deine Anleitung noch nicht zugelegt, ich wollte das vorher gerne wissen. Und wenn in Reihen, dann gibt es doch eine nicht schicke Rückseite, oder was machst du damit? Gruß Ellie