Ascot Keyhole Scarf

This charming tiny scarf, also known as a neck warmer, draws inspiration from a delightful vintage pattern from the 1940s. Featuring a unique keyhole design, this accessory allows one of the leaves to slip through the loop, ensuring the scarf stays securely in place. If you're a fan of classic mystery, you may have spotted a similar style being worn by Miss Marple in the beloved Agatha Christie series! This pattern is wonderfully versatile—you can use any type of yarn for your project. It would look especially beautiful crafted from a tweed yarn or a cozy chunky yarn. Plus, you'll need less than one ball of yarn, making it an ideal choice for using up those leftover yarn bits in your stash.

This easy-to-follow pattern is beginner-friendly and doesn't use any abbreviations, making it accessible for knitters of all skill levels.

Supplies Needed:

• Katia Baby Merino (100% wool, 50 grams = 180 yards / 165 meters) – color 58 (1 ball)
• Knitting needles size 4 US / 3.5 mm
• 2 large safety pins
• Tapestry needle

Feel free to explore your creativity using any yarn from your stash! This delightful neck warmer pattern not only offers warmth but also a nostalgic touch to your winter wardrobe. Enjoy the process of creating something beautiful and practical!