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Field Notes

Field Notes scarf is simple, satisfying, and easy to follow. You’ll know the lace pattern by heart after just a few repeats. It’s easy to pick up, effortless to return to, and designed not to add to your mental load.

Bias construction and tapered tips create a sleek look, while an I-cord bind-off on both ends adds a polished finish. The size is fully customisable to suit your yarn and style.

Whether you’re a lace-curious beginner or a seasoned knitter looking for a relaxing project, Field Notes meets you where you are.

8.50 EUR

5-page PDF download

Written and charted instructions

Schematic with measurements

Instructions to modify the size

Blocking instructions

Easy-to-follow instructions
for stress-free knitting

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WHAT'S INSIDE

Yarn

Two skeins of Knitting for Olive Pure Silk (100% Bourette Silk; 250 m / 273 yds per 50 g). Shown in colour Olive.

Or approximately 425 m / 465 yds of similar fingering weight yarn.

needles

Size 4 mm / US 6 needles or size to achieve pattern gauge

This narrow scarf is worked flat, so you can use either circular needles or long straight needles.

stitches used

k: knit
kfb: knit to the front and back loop of the same stitch
k2tog: knit two stitches together
p: purl
slwyif: slip one stitch purlwise with yarn in front
ssk: slip, slip, knit; slip one stitch knitwise, slip another stitch knitwise, knit the two slipped stitches together through back loops
yo: yarn over

finished measurements

After blocking
Width: 36 cm / 14 in
Length: 148 cm / 58 in

The size is fully flexible, with pattern instructions to adjust both width and length.

Terms of use

Do not copy, share, or sell the pattern. But feel free to sell the knitted item!

refund policy

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ravelry

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languages

English

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