Spring Bulbs

Introducing the perfect lightweight but warm accessory for those in-between seasons: the 'Spring Bulbs' scarf! This exquisite knitting pattern is inspired by the beautiful linear fields of tulip bulbs blooming near my home in the picturesque Netherlands. The design features delightfully curved bulbs accented with both vertical and horizontal bands, creating a visually striking piece. The asymmetrical triangle shape is elegantly finished with i-cord edging, giving it a polished look that will elevate any outfit.

‘Spring Bulbs’ is an international knitting project, showcasing the rich heritage of Northern European design. The sample shown here is crafted using mYak’s ‘Tibetan Cloud’ yarn, a luxurious, cashmere-like fiber sourced from Tibetan sheep. These sheep are bred and sheared following traditional practices, ensuring high-quality fibers that are then spun and dyed at the scenic foothills of the Italian Alps.

This knitting pattern is not only fast but also incredibly satisfying. You’ll find that your own 'Spring Bulbs' scarf will be ready to fling over your shoulders in no time, providing warmth and style against any lingering spring chills as the flowers begin to bloom. Whether you’re a knitting novice or a seasoned pro, this pattern will inspire creativity and joy.

For this pattern, you will require 2 skeins of mYak Tibetan Cloud (100 grams for 328 yards or 300 meters). The sample utilized approximately 634 yards (580 meters) in the enchanting color Wild Daisy. If you prefer, you can opt for any Sport or Light DK weight yarn, with an estimated requirement of approximately 612-732 yards (570-670 meters).

This versatile pattern is available in multiple languages: English, Spanish, and German—making it accessible to knitters around the world. Embrace the beauty of spring and the art of knitting with the 'Spring Bulbs' scarf pattern, a fun and stylish addition to your wardrobe!