Patterns

       Scroll down for the following patterns:

Note:  These patterns are here for you to use in making scarves for

Scarves From The Heart and your personal use.

We ask that you honor the copyrights. 

It is not only a courtesy to the designer, it is the law.

CROCHET PATTERNS

Bev's Shell Scarf

Marie Anne's Bumpy Scarf

Marie Anne's Pretty One Skein Scarf

Marie Anne's Plain-and-Simple Scarf

Look for more crochet patterns in the near future

KNIT PATTERNS

Steps Scarf

Moultonborough Scarf

Basket 'O Berries Lace Scarf

Have a Heart Scarf

Bev's 'Pink' Scarf

Crystal Palace Zigzag Scarf

Crystal Palace Aran Print Scarf

Faux Drop Stitch Scarf

Soft and Easy Scarf

Badia's Machine Knit Scarf

LINKS FOR ADDITIONAL PATTERNS

Here are links to just a few of the many

on-line sites that offer free patterns:

http://www.crochetpatterncentral.com/directory/scarves.php
http://crochet.about.com/library/weekly/aa031305.htm
http://www.lionbrand.com/content-crochetPatternIndex.html
http://crochetme.com/patterns/item/Scarves
http://www.knittingpatterncentral.com/directory/scarves.php

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Steps Scarf

This is an improvised pattern by Shelly Heikkinen

The stitch pattern comes from the 365 Stitches a Year Perpetual Calendar, March 27.  I changed the starting row to their row 6.

Yarn:  any DK weight yarn with a smooth texture

Needles: Size US 8

Size: approx 4” wide.

Pattern note:  Mark the right side of your item, and on the back side always knit the knits and purl the purls within each 4 row pattern.

Cast on (I use a knitted cast on) 34 sts (any multiple of 4 plus 2 will work) do not count this as row 1.  

Row 1: P4, K4 (4 times), end P2

Row 2: K2, *P4, K4, repeat from * across

Row 3: repeat row 1

Row 4: repeat row 2 (you've now completed one 'pattern')

Row 5: P2, *K4, P4, repeat from * across

Row 6: K4, P4 to last two stitches, end with K2

Row 7: Repeat row 5

Row 8: Repeat row 6

Row 9:  K4, P4 to last two stitches, end K2

Row 10:  P2, *K4, P4, repeat from * across

Row 11: Repeat row 9

Row 12: Repeat row 10

Row 13: K2, *P4, K4, repeat from * across

Row 14: K4, P4 to last two stitches, end with P2

Row 15: Repeat row 13

Row 16: Repeat row 14

Repeat these 16 rows to desired length. 

Cast off, weave in ends and enjoy.

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3 Patterns by Marie Anne St. Jean

For each pattern, click on title.

Bumpy Scarf

Pretty One Skein Scarf

Tied version shown

Plain-and-Simple Scarf

Ideal for men

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Moultonborough Scarf

This is an improvised pattern by Jan Hogan (felixsisknits)

(Scarf shown used 2 balls of the Adriafil Knitcol)

Materials:  Adriafil Knitcol superwash merino
(colorway shown is discontinued) or other self-striping
or jacquard look yarn dk wt yarn

Needles: US 6 / 4.0 mm

This is a simple check/rib pattern that has a look of alternating branches or peaks. Warm and wooly...

CO 35 sts
Rows 1 & 2: knit across
Pattern Rows:
Row 3: p5, k5, p5, k5, p5, k5
Row 4: k5, p5, k5, p5, k5, p5, k5
Row 5: p6, k4, p6, k4, p6, k4, p5

Repeat pattern rows 3 - 5 to the desired length.

Knit across two rows to finish.

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Basket o' Berries Lace Scarf

This is an improvised pattern by Jan Hogan

Materials:

Yarn: Plymouth Fantasy Naturale Solid

         color shown #6092 Hot Pink or Raspberry

Needles: US size 11

Pattern: 

CO 17 sts

Row 1: k2, yo, k2tog, (yo, k1, k2tog) x2, yo, ssk, k2, yo, k2tog, k1

Row 2: p5, k7, p5

Row 3: k5, p7, k5

Repeat these 3 rows for the pattern to the desired length. Add knotted fringe to

each end to finish the look.

This makes for a reversible, textural, squooshy light scarf.  Lots of movement - reminded me of the raspberries I shake up in the colander for my breakfast.

This pattern was made especially for the Scarves from the Heart organization. 

For more information see Scarves From the Heart Group on Ravelry or visit

my blog.

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BEV'S SHELL SCARF

~ for adults or children ~

Copyright Beverly A. Qualheim 2001 - 2008  All Rights Reserved.  Do not sell this pattern or items made from this pattern.  Printed on 'Scarves from the Heart' with Permission from Beverly A. Qualheim and Bev's Country Cottage

Size:  Approximately 60" x 7" (make it shorter for kids ~ rule of thumb is to make a scarf a bit shorter that the height of the person)

Materials:

Hook size I
4 oz of 4 ply SOFT worsted weight yarn.  I love Caron Simply Soft Yarn

Pattern: 

Ch 28  (width)
Row 1: Dc in 3rd ch from the hook-counts as 1 dc, 2 dc in same ch, (skip 1 ch, sc in next ch, skip 1, ch 3 dc in next ch) across to last ch, 1 dc, ch 3 and turn.

Row 2: Dc in 3rd st from the hook-counts as 1 dc, 2 dc in same st, (skip 1 st, sc in next st, skip 1 st, 3 dc in next st) across to last st, 3 dc, ch 3 and turn.

Row 3: Dc in 3rd st from the hook-counts as 1 dc, 2 dc in same st, (skip 1 st, sc in next st, skip 1 st, 3 dc in next st) across to last st, sc, ch 3 and turn.

Repeat rows 2 and 3 until scarf is 60-65" long (approx. 7" wide), adding new colors as you use up your scraps.

Weave in ends.

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Have a Heart scarf

This knit scarf pattern comes to us compliments of Monika Steinbauer

Copyright © May 2008 Monika Steinbauer,

designed for Scarves from the Heart

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Bev's 'Pink' Scarf

Copyright 2008  Beverly A. Qualheim
Compliments of Bev's Country Cottage

Bev's scarf has been well loved and used, here you see

it modeled by her Shih-Tzu "Cookie"

Size 10 knitting needles
1 strand of a pink long strand 'fur' type yarn
1 strand light pink 4 ply worsted weight yarn

Holding the 2 strands together, cast on 12 sts
Knit until scarf is 5 feet long or desired length.

Weave in ends, and you have a lovely scarf.

You can find additional scarf patterns from

Bev's Country Cottage here

Check out Bev's Charity links here.

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Aran Print
100% Wool Knit Scarf
in seed stitch

This pattern was generously donated by:

Crystal Palace Yarns. 

Thank you Susan (Owner of CPY)

Materials
2 balls Aran Print Wool  (perfect for fall - 100% wool)
shown in printed color #102

Crystal Palace Bamboo Needles or DAISY Needles US#9 (5.5mm)
[Cost under $15 retail.]

This pattern will also work for
Aran (solid colors) and Aran Marl
(click the links to see the color cards for each yarn)

Pattern:
Seed Stitch: (on odd number of sts)
Row 1: K1, P1 to end of rowing ending K1
Row 2: same as Row 1
(you are doing a K on a P and vice versa)

Instructions:
Cast on 19 sts.
Work 8 rows in Seed Stitch
Work 2 rows in garter stitch (that is, knit 2 rows)
Repeat this sequence until you run out of yarn.
Cast off loosely.

(Note1: when joining the 2nd ball of yarn, just overlap the yarn at one edge for a length to allow knitting of 3-5 stitches and continue knitting. Trim ends when scarf is complete.)

[ Note2: I knit this scarf while watching Netflix movies and I did not always count carefully the 8 rows of Seed Stitch, so sometimes my scarf has 6 rows, sometimes 7 rows, sometimes 8 rows between the 2 rows of garter stitch. It looks fine, so suit your own knitting personality on how much you need to have exactly 8 rows. - Susan ]

Pattern Copyright 2006 Crystal Palace Yarns/Straw Into Gold, Inc. - We are happy to share this  pattern with knitters. The pattern may be used for non-commercial personal, or knitting guild use. It is not to be used in any publication in print nor should it be reproduced in electronic/digital format without permission. Knitting shops carrying CPY Yarns Aran Print Wool are welcome to print and share this pattern with customers of our yarns.

Note:  Permission to use this pattern has been given to Scarves from the Heart by CPY.

Crystal Palace Yarns

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Meringue Zig Zag Scarf

Another beautiful scarf pattern donated by

Crystal Palace Yarns

and Susan Druding

Materials
2 - 50 gr balls Meringue (Merino wool blend with elastic fibers) #9576 "rose petal"  (click to see all colors)
1 pr size 10.75 (7 mm) Crystal Palace Bamboo or DAISY Needles

Scarf is knit in garter st (knit all rows)

Gauge: 3.5 sts/inch (gauge is not very important), Scarf will have a very soft feel.

Finished size: 72" long ( 6 feet)

Instructions:
Cast on 15 sts
Rows: 1, 3, 5, 7, 9, 11: Inc 1 st at beg of row, Dec 1 st end of row
Rows: 2, 4, 6, 8, 10, 12: Knit
Row 13: Knit

Repeat these 13 rows until you have used up 2 balls of Meringue.

Bind off.

Designed and Knit by Susan Druding

copyright 2006 Crystal Palace Yarns/Straw Into Gold, Inc. & Susan Druding - We are happy to share this  pattern with knitters. The pattern may be used for non-commercial personal, or knitting guild use.  It is not to be used in any publication in print nor should it be reproduced in electronic/digital format without permission.

Note:  Permission to use this pattern has been given to Scarves from the Heart by CPY.

Crystal Palace Yarns

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FAUX DROP STITCH SCARF
Copyright S. Heikkinen, 2007. Please do not publish this pattern without permission. Do not use it for commercial purposes. It is intended for personal use and charity purposes only.

Materials:

3 balls Kristha Multi or other ribbon yarn (approximately 100 yards)
Pr. Size 10.5 needles (or needle recommended with your choice of yarn)
1 – Size 50 needle.

Instructions:

Row 1: Using the crocheted cast on, cast 15 stitches onto the size 10.5 needles.
Rows 2 – 4: Knit
Row 5: Knit onto size 50 needle.
Rows 6 – 9 knit on size 10.5 needle.

Continue this pattern of knitting four rows on the size 10.5 needles and one row on the size 50 needle.

End with three rows of knit on the 10.5 needles and a final bind off row.

Note, I bind off with a size 13 needle.

SOFT AND EASY SCARF
Designed for Scarves From The Heart
Copyright 2007 Suzetta Williams

The charm of this simple garter stitch scarf is how soft it is knit of the combination
of yarns. It is almost like chenille but thrift y to knit, often a concern when knitting
for charity. You can knit two scarves out of one skein each of the Bernat Soft
Boucle and either Red Heart Super Saver or Caron Simply Soft.

MATERIALS:
2.5 ounces of Bernat Soft Boucle
2.5 ounces Red Heart Super Saver or Caron Simply Soft
17 needles

SIZE: 5.5 X 65 inches

INSTRUCTIONS:
Cast on 12 stitches
Knit every row until desired length. Bind off and weave in ends.

Suzetta's web site

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Badia's Machine Knit Scarf

Designed by Badia A. Ali

       Note:  With some experimenting this scarf could easily be handknit.

        Materials:

• Innovations circular knitting machine or if you don't have it, you can knit by hand or by your knitting machine a tube of approximately 45 needles of circumference
• 100gr of Soft Acrylic pistachio color yarn
• 40gr of Acrylic orange color yarn
• Golden thread 
• Pearls

    Directions:  

• Put together two threads of the pistachio color and a golden thread
• Cast on 45 needles using Innovation circular knitting machine.
• Start knitting and keep on simple stitch till the pistachio color is done this will give you an approximate length of 160cm,
• Join or knot the orange yarn to the pistachio
• Hold together the orange with the golden thread
• Continue knitting till the 40 grams of orange is done, this will give you an approximate length of 40 cm orange tube.
• Hold the first end of the scarf while the scarf is still in the machine and join pearls between each stitch while closing the green side edge.
• Bind off the other side of the scarf (in orange) and pull tight or tuck the orange end .
• Take it of the machine
• Fold the orange area in half
• Tuck the two layers together
• Form a string of 20 pearls on an orange yarn
• Go around the tucked area with the pearl string and get back to the starting point and knot tight the pearls, forming a ring of pearls around the tucked area

• with the same orange yarn while its still stitched to the pearls, form a ring of 10 pearls and fix it or knot it to the same pearls edge.
• DONE!

       Now you have a fine scarf, new, unique, simple, practical, soft, delicate,   creative as you can wear it so many ways.

Happy Knitting,

Badia A. Ali

Badia's web site

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