Vesna Mini Scarf

Small but luminous, Vesna Mini Scarf captures that same first warm breeze of the spring as [Vesna Tee][1] — light and fresh. Framed with contrasting i-cord and built around a delicate lace center, it offers texture and thoughtful detail in miniature. The scarf is worked from the center out with short row shaping and finished with i-cord bind off. This is a perfect project for using **leftover yarn or mini-skeins**. Three sizes, adjustable width and length, and **an option to knit a plain center** make it easy to create a piece that suits your taste. Depending on the chosen size, the scarf can be tied as a kerchief, wrapped around the neck twice for extra warmth, worn as a headband, a tie, or a bow on a handbag ⚘ **Yarn** - Main color (MC): laceweight fluff OR fingering weight yarn, 85 (100, 115)yds / 80 (95, 105)m - Contrast color (CC): fingering weight yarn, 65 (80, 95)yds / 60 (75, 90)m - Sample scarves: MC - Rainbow Suri Fluff from Peninsula Yarn (64% baby Suri alpaca, 26% silk, 10% stellina; 1.75oz / 50g, 328yds / 300m) in color Naked; CC - Merino Silk Fingering from Peninsula Yarn (60% non-superwash merino, 40% silk; 3.5oz / 100g, 465yds / 425m) in color Peony - [Get a special kit for both Vesna Mini Scarf and Tee here!][2] **Needles and gauge** - US 3 / 3.25mm circular needles for the body - US 4 / 3.5mm circular needles for the cast on and i-cord bind off - Swatch to determine the needle size that helps to fit the gauge of 22 sts and 46 rows in 4" / 10cm in garter stitch, blocked. **Sizes** - Small (Medium, Large) - Width, adjustable: 2.6 (3, 3.4)" /6.5 (7.5, 8.5)cm - Length, adjustable: 31.5 (39.5, 47)" / 80 (100, 120)cm - Shown in sizes Small (with contrast middle), Medium (with plain middle) **Construction** - The scarf is worked flat from the center out width-wise. - Construction starts with two-sided cast on, then either the lacy or the plain center is worked flat. - Each half of the scarf is worked in garter stitch and shaped with short rows. - Once the body of the scarf is completed, open stitches are bound off with contrast color using i-cord bind off. [1]: https://www.ravelry.com/patterns/library/vesna-tee [2]: https://peninsulayarn.com/products/spring-2026-kit