Here is another simple, but impressive looking scarf. It’s called the one stitch lace scarf.
Thank you for reading this post, don't forget to subscribe!This is a pattern that encourages you to drop stitches. The knit stitch is all you do, with combinations of yarn overs (yo) in one row. The next row is all about slipping those yo stitches to form the lace look pattern.
I knit one of these scarves quite awhile ago and gifted it to someone. Now it’s time to knit a couple more using yarn I have remaining from other projects. The shade of green looks different in the 2 photos as one was taken inside and the other outside.
For the first one I’m using mainly grey yarn with odds and ends of darker greys and black mixed in. This will be a good way to use up the odds and ends of yarns from other projects. I’m using 5 mm circular needles.
This pattern has an error on it, which I figured out by knitting and unknitting the same row 3 times. Row 13 should have repeat twice and it only has once. If you are printing out the pattern be sure to fix the mistake.
The finished scarf has a border around the edges and at each end.
You can see how the pattern forms from the slipped yo stitches.
The second one is knit with a multi mauve yarn with left over from another project. This pattern is slightly different as it doesn’t have a border on it.
This one was also knit on 5 mm needles.
I started out with straight needles and then switches to a circular one.
The variegated yarn gives this scarf a different look.
As there was no border, I added a fringe to this one just to finish it off. The pattern doesn’t call for a fringe.
These scarves will be donations to different organizations, as with the start of the ‘ber’ or ‘brr’ months (September to December) it is getting more chilly and soon scarves will be needed to keep warm.
Patterns: with border, without border
~Shawls and scarves I’ve made~
- April scarf
- close to you shawlette, browns
- Close to you shawlette, greens
- cowls
- crest of the wave scarf
- fishtail lace scarf
- granny stripe shawl
- knitted neck warmer
- lacy scarf
- lean on me
- life way shawl
- lost souls shawl
- mobius scarf
- multnomah shawl
- one row scarf
- one stitch lace scarf
- sewn neck scarf
- shoulder snuggle
- stacked squares scarf
- summer flies – green
- summer flies – white
- virus shawl
Jennifer A. Jilks
I love the colours! Well done.
Crafty Gardener
I really like the mauve one and am contemplating keeping it, but I don’t have a lot that goes with those colours.
Linda
I really like this one Linda it looks lovely in the variegated yarn, a nice easy one to make while watching tv, I think that I have just the yarn for it. xx
Margie
So pretty! I love the multi-mauve scarf. I’m sure the organizations will appreciate your knitted donations.
Diana Studer
Perhaps I will try this for next winter. My chunky Swiss scarves are too heavy for our winters.
Crafty Gardener
I used worsted weight for these scarves Diana, but if you used a lighter weight it would turn out lovely. Thanks for stopping by.
Jeannie
The pattern in the scarf is unusual and adds interest. I like it. Whomever receives it will be getting a wonderful gift.
Jeannie@GetMeToTheCountry