Harvest Scarf No. 137

This little scarf features fetching lace insets and a slim silhouette. It’s widest in the middle, so there’s no fabric wasted at the ends. The wrapped stitches look like old-timey sheaves of wheat straw, especially if you knit this in a good autumnal yellow. It’s a small scarf, and pretty quick to knit—but the textured lace is also pretty satisfying to work, and it makes for a bright little pop of color and texture. > The free promo version is a little > free thank-you/rough draft pattern! It > includes the information you > need to knit both sizes, because I > don’t really want to go back and cut > things. This version is available from > now through 10am MST on Sunday, > September 20th, 2026. After that, it will be available for a small fee, which supports future patterns and this one, too! **Materials:* * 170-220yds of fingering-weight yarn, or about 1 skein of Knitpicks Gloss Fingering * 1 40”+ circular needle in US 3-5/3.25-3.75mm, or size needed for gauge *tapestry needle for weaving in ends **Gauge:** Gauge is 22 sts and 28 rows over 4"/10cm of garter stitch, worked flat and blocked lightly. Please be sure to check your gauge. **Measurements:** As shown, this scarf measures 46(64)"/1.17(1.62)m long and about 5.5(6.5)"/14(17)cm wide at its widest. The yellow sample is the larger size, and it’s knit from Knitpicks Gloss Fingering.