Spring Moss Lace Scarf

**Celebrate My 100th Pattern Design with a Free Knitting Pattern!** Are you on the lookout for a fun, easy, and quick-to-knit scarf? Look no further! To commemorate my 100th pattern design, I’m excited to offer this forever-free scarf pattern that is perfect for knitters of all skill levels. This pattern features a simple, yet beautiful lace stitch that is incredibly easy to learn, making it an ideal choice for both beginners and more experienced knitters alike. The beauty of this scarf pattern lies in its versatility. You can knit it as long as you desire or use the remaining yarn you have available. It’s a fantastic project for using up leftover yarn! Whether you opt for variegated or self-striping yarns, you’ll create a delightful scarf that adds a touch of style to any outfit. This pattern includes both a detailed chart and comprehensive written instructions, so you’ll have all the guidance you need for a successful knit. **Finished Measurements:** After completing your project, your scarf will measure an impressive 61 inches (155 cm) long and 6 ½ inches (17 cm) wide, unblocked, making it a stylish accessory for cold days. **Yarn Requirements:** You will need 250-300 yards (229-274 m) of worsted weight yarn for this project. For reference, the sample scarf was knitted using one skein of Red Heart Super Saver in the lovely color Spring Green; a high-quality 100% acrylic yarn that boasts 364 yards (198 g) per skein. **Needles and Notions:** For this scarf, you will need size U.S. 9 (5.5 mm) straight knitting needles. Additionally, have one extra needle on hand to hold your stitches while working. You will also need a yarn needle to perform the Kitchener stitch to join the scarf's center, as well as another yarn needle for weaving in any loose ends for a polished finish. Don’t miss out on this opportunity to create a beautiful scarf that celebrates my milestone of 100 design patterns. Download the pattern today and enjoy a fulfilling knitting experience!