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Breezy Wave Scarf
The Breezy Wave Scarf draws inspiration from the quiet rhythm of water and wind along the shoreline. It translates shoreline movement into knit form. Lightweight yet substantial enough to provide warmth, it works beautifully as a transitional piece or being that extra something an outfit might need to elevate it. Worked flat in stockinette, the scarf is framed with clean I-cord borders for structure and durability. A cascading applied ruffle, shaped with short rows, introduces sculptural movement and soft dimension along the edge. Drape it around your shoulders for comfort, tie it around your neck for warmth, at your hips as a hip scarf for layering or at your bag as any case accessory. The result is a piece that feels fluid, playful, and seasonally adaptable. The scarf is an excellent canvas for a multicolour or monochrome palette. A complimentary colour can be used for the border or choose one from the stripes.
Gauge
22sts x 35rows= 10x10 cm 4x4” in 3.5 mm US 4 needles in stockinette worked flat after blocking.
Needles
3.5mm US 4 circular needles of 80-100 cm 32-40” cable for both the body and the ruffle of the scarf.
Sizes
1, (2)
See Pattern schematics for the dimensions
Pattern Schematic & Measurements
A- Wing Span: 112, (125) cm 44.75 (50)”
B- Scarf Depth (without the ruffle): 43, (49.5) cm 17.25, (19.75)”
C- Ruffle depth (at its deepest point): 14, (16) cm 5.5, (6.5)”
Yarn used
Butter Yellow/ Moss Green with Baby Blue Ruffle Border & Baby Blue / Moss Green with Butter Yellow Ruffle Border Samples
Hjertegarn All Seasons (50% extrafine merino, 50% cotton) 170 m / 50 g 186 yds / 1.8 oz in colours 1435 moss green, 0917 butter yellow and 6007 baby blue.
Yarn Amounts
170, (306) m 186, (334.75) yds of C2
and
222, (340) m 243, (371.25) yds of C3
or
50, (90) g 1.8, (3.25) oz of sport weight yarn.
50, (90) g 1.8, (3.25) oz of sport weight yarn.
and
65, (100) g 2.3, (3.5) oz of sport weight yarn.
Techniques used in the pattern
Icord edging
Stockinette flat (knit on the RS, purl on the WS)
Picking up stitches
Increasing (m1L, m1R, yo)
Knitting/purling through the back loop
German Short Rows
Standard bind off
Long Tail Cast On
Cable Cast On
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- First published: September 2026
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