DIY Knitting Pattern Kiri Scarf

DIY Knitting Pattern Kiri Scarf – Designed by Catarina Távora

Designed by Catarina Távora from Portugal, the Kiri Scarf is the perfect chic complement to your look and is very easy to make. The seed stitch has an amazing texture, creating a beautiful, warm fabric and a very refined look.

The pattern is suitable for a confident beginner knitter to try out new techniques, but a more experienced knitter will also enjoy making it since the rhythm of the seed stitch can be quite meditative (and addictive!).

The yarn used is Woool’e, the brand-new recycled wool and cotton yarn from Hoooked. When knitted, it creates a soft and cosy fabric, to keep you warm in the cooler days of Winter.

This pattern is knitted flat and features a textured fabric provided by the seed stitch. In this project, you will use increases and decreases to shape the scarf and special techniques such as the i-cord edge. Choose a strong colour and knit the small size for a chic accessory or statement piece, or make the larger one, ideal to fold twice around your neck on chillier spring mornings.

What you will need:

• 1(2) ball(s) x Woool’e, by Hoooked
• 3.5 mm / US 4 knitting circular needles
• PDF Patterns* - Already included

*This pattern is a complete download file with text and illustrations in English, Dutch, German, French, and Spanish. After we have received your payment, you will receive a separate email with instructions to download this pattern.

What You’ll Need

• Stitch marker
• Tapestry needle
• Scissors
• Measuring tape

Measurements

• Small size: Width (wingspan): 99 cm / 39 in | Depth: 15 cm / 6 in
• Large size: Width (wingspan): 109 cm / 43 in | Depth: 17 cm / 6.7 in

Gauge

Knit 20 stitches and 32 rows for a tension swatch of 10 x 10 cm (4 x 4 in) using 3.5 mm knitting needles, in Seed Stitch. It is not so important to get the correct gauge, make sure you adjust the needles to achieve a fabric that you like and, if needed, slightly adjust the pattern to obtain the desired measurements.

Skill Level

Beginner: Knitters who are familiarizing themselves with the basic knitting techniques.
Easy: Confident beginners with knowledge of basic knitting stitches who want to venture into pattern reading.
Intermediate: Knitters with broad knitting experience, and good ability to follow more intricate patterns.
Advanced: Knitters with a very wide knitting experience, familiar with a wide range of knitting techniques and stitches.