Winding Roads Scarf Pattern

Winding Roads is a reminder of the many people and pathways weaving in and out of our lives. A long stretch of winding roads from one end of the scarf to the other. 

The winding is created by in- and decreases and the main ‘roads’ are separated with the minor roads created by twisted stitches. Worked in a light finger ring weight yarn this scarf is ideal for the change of seasons, to warm your neck or to throw around your shoulders on a cool summer night. 

Winding Roads will be beautiful in any colour or in a hand died yarn. Maybe check out your stash to find something suitable. 

FINISHED MEASUREMENTS 

Length approx. 156-158 cm / 61½” (blocked).
Width approx. 30-35 cm / 12-14” (blocked). 

NEEDLES & NOTIONS 

3.25 mm / US 3 / UK 10 circular or straight needles. Adjust needle size if necessary to obtain gauge.
Stitch markers, blunt darning needle. 

GAUGE 

28 sts and 36 rows on 3.25 mm / US 3 needles in pattern worked flat, washed, blocked and laid flat = 10 cm / 4”.
 

YARN 

150g Coast, 55% wool, 45% cotton light fingering weight, (350m / 387 yards per 50 g) from Holst Garn, www.holstgarn.dk.  

Sample is shown in colour: Ivory 

Or if substituting yarn 1,050 m / 1,160 yards of a light fingering / lace weight yarn of same yardage.  

TECHNIQUES 

The pattern is one-size. You can however easily add length or breath by adding extra pattern repeat of 14 sts and 36 rows. 

Pattern is available in English and in Danish as digital pdf downloads.