Fetterbush Circle Scarf
The Fetterbush Circle Scarf is a delightful and beginner-friendly knitting pattern featuring an easy ribbed design combined with two-stranded color work, making it perfect for adventurous beginners and easy intermediates alike. This scarf draws inspiration from the beautiful Fetterbush, a charming shrub known for its cascading clusters of delicate pink flowers, also referred to as Andromeda. The unique ribbed pattern reminded me of these lovely blooms, bringing a touch of nature into your knitting project.
Designed with simplicity in mind, the Fetterbush Circle Scarf eliminates the hassle of “locking strands” or managing numerous ends to weave in. This piece is knit seamlessly in the round, allowing for a smooth and enjoyable knitting experience. All you need to do is keep one yarn on the left and the other on your right—easy peasy!
This scarf comes in a versatile adult size that fits most, with finished washed dimensions of 27 inches in circumference and 7.5 inches in width, making it a cozy accessory for any wardrobe. For this project, you’ll need:
- 2 skeins of Frog Tree “Pima Silk,” with 155 yards (142 meters) of each color for a total of 300 yards (284 meters). Please note that this yarn has been discontinued, but a fantastic substitute is Universal Yarn Bamboo Pop.
- 6/4.00mm cabled needles
- #7/4.50mm cabled needles
- A stitch marker and a tapestry needle for finishing touches.
The Fetterbush Circle Scarf not only serves as a stylish accessory but also as a wonderful project to elevate your knitting skills. Whether you’re crafting for yourself or as a thoughtful gift for a loved one, this scarf is sure to be cherished. Join the ranks of happy knitters who have embraced this easy and beautiful pattern while enhancing their knitting repertoire!
