Stay Toasty Scarf (ENG)
The Stay Toasty Scarf is all about texture, style, and—most importantly—keeping you warm. This design features a beautifully structured stitch pattern that is fully reversible, it adds both depth and squishiness to the fabric. The textured stitch pattern reminded me of the classic waffle texture—hence the name! This is the kind of scarf I envision grabbing when I want to layer up for a crisp morning walk, a coffee run, or when I just want to add a little extra something to my outfit.
The scarf is knitted using only knits and purls and you’ll quickly be able to memorize the sequence. The elegant I-cord edges give the scarf a polished finish and the rhythmic stitches make for an engaging yet relaxing knit.
Difficulty: Advanced Easy ★★☆☆
See this pattern on Ravelry
The Stay Toasty Scarf is all about texture, style, and—most importantly—keeping you warm. This design features a beautifully structured stitch pattern that is fully reversible, it adds both depth and squishiness to the fabric. The textured stitch pattern reminded me of the classic waffle texture—hence the name! This is the kind of scarf I envision grabbing when I want to layer up for a crisp morning walk, a coffee run, or when I just want to add a little extra something to my outfit.
The scarf is knitted using only knits and purls and you’ll quickly be able to memorize the sequence. The elegant I-cord edges give the scarf a polished finish and the rhythmic stitches make for an engaging yet relaxing knit.
Difficulty: Advanced Easy ★★☆☆
See this pattern on Ravelry
The Stay Toasty Scarf is all about texture, style, and—most importantly—keeping you warm. This design features a beautifully structured stitch pattern that is fully reversible, it adds both depth and squishiness to the fabric. The textured stitch pattern reminded me of the classic waffle texture—hence the name! This is the kind of scarf I envision grabbing when I want to layer up for a crisp morning walk, a coffee run, or when I just want to add a little extra something to my outfit.
The scarf is knitted using only knits and purls and you’ll quickly be able to memorize the sequence. The elegant I-cord edges give the scarf a polished finish and the rhythmic stitches make for an engaging yet relaxing knit.
Difficulty: Advanced Easy ★★☆☆
See this pattern on Ravelry
Size:
One size.
Finished measurements:
Length from tip to tip: Approx. 150 cm / 59”.
Widest part of scarf: Approx. 18.5 cm / 7.25”.
Gauge:
21 sts x 29 rows/rnds = 10 x 10 cm / 4 x 4” in Sample stitch on 3.5 mm / US 4 needles flat, after blocking.
Note: Since this is an accessory, getting the exact gauge isn’t critical. A slight variation won’t make a huge difference—just make sure you like the fabric you’re getting!
Sample stitch:
Written description:
Row 1 (RS): K to end
Row 2 (WS): K to end.
Row 3 (RS): K to end.
Row 4 (WS): *K1, p1* to end.
Row 5 (RS): *K1, p1* to end.
Row 6 (WS): *K1, p1* to end.
Needles:
3.5 mm / US 4: circular needles 60-100 cm / 24- 40” or DPNs.
Notions:
Tapestry needle to weave in the end.
Suggested yarn:
The scarf can be worked with a strand of DK weight yarn, or by holding two strands of lace or fingering weight yarn together. You need approx.:
200 m of DK weight yarn
or
400 m of lace or fingering weight yarn (in total, the yarn will be held double).
Samples knitted with yarns:
Natural white
80 g of Gepard Cashmere Me (100% Pure cashmere - 175 m / 191 yds / 25 g) in the color 142 held double.
Pink
80 g of Fonty Saperlipopette (65% baby suri, 20% silk, 15% fine wool - 125 m / 137 yds/ 25 g) in the color 5014 held double.
See a full step by step video tutorial here 👆
