Amy's Scarf

This exquisite lace scarf pattern is beautifully inspired by the iconic piece worn by Amy Pond in the beloved Doctor Who episodes, ‘Vampires of Venice’ and ‘Vincent and the Doctor’. Perfect for fans of the show and knitting enthusiasts alike, this design captures the essence of timeless elegance.

The stitch pattern used in this scarf is antique in origin, and is commonly referred to as Frost Flowers, Shooting Star, or Spanish Lace. This intricate design creates a stunning, delicate effect that will surely turn heads and make you feel fabulous as you wear it.

The pattern provides clear instructions to help you achieve your desired length and width for the scarf using your chosen yarn. It includes a comprehensive guide for the stitch pattern, borders, and ends, all of which are conveniently charted. The lace work involves intricate increases and decreases on every row, resulting in a refined double-sided lace, showcasing your craftsmanship from every angle.

For materials, you will need approximately 550 yards of lace-weight yarn if you are holding it single, or around 1,100 yards of finer yarn if held double. Should you wish to widen or lengthen the scarf, it is essential to account for additional yardage to achieve your vision.

I personally created my stunning red scarf using 1,070 yards of beautiful cobweb-weight yarn in a luxurious alpaca-silk blend, held double on 2.25mm needles. My elegant white scarf, on the other hand, utilized half a skein of Vintage Purls Lace yarn held single, crafted on 3mm needles for a slightly larger gauge.

Please note, this knitting pattern is intended for personal use only, allowing you to create your own unique version of this charming accessory. Get ready to impress your friends and family with your knitting skills as you bring this enchanting lace scarf to life!