Urban Tweed

This beautifully crafted scarf is designed with alternating horizontal lace and tweed stitch panels, making it a perfect project for those with a moderate level of experience in lace knitting. Whether you're looking to build your skills or simply enjoy a delightful new project, this scarf pattern is tailored to keep you engaged without overwhelming concentration.

The unique pattern offers enough variation to maintain your interest, while the repeating sections allow for a relaxing knitting experience. You can easily zone into the rhythm of your stitches, making this scarf a great choice for knitters who appreciate both challenge and flow in their projects.

I absolutely love working with Araucania Botany Lace (Colorway: 3006, rainbow), which gives the scarf an eye-catching vibrancy. For this project, I utilized almost an entire 100g skein, resulting in a finished scarf that measures an elegant 57 x 7 inches (145 x 20.25 cm) after blocking. The lace and tweed stitch combination creates an interesting texture that really stands out.

Feel free to experiment with different yarns; most any type would be suitable as long as it showcases well-defined stitches. For my next project, I'm excited to try a wider version of this scarf using a solid color sport-weight alpaca yarn for a different aesthetic and drape!

You can now find the full variation of this stunning scarf pattern available on my blog, where knitters of all levels can discover free and paid knitting patterns. Explore your creativity and visit my site to get started: http://www.thismanknits.com. Happy knitting!