At the moment, this knitting pattern zine is only available as a paper printed copy but may be uploaded digitally at some point.

Paper knitting pattern for Homage Scarf, plus tips for choosing colours, including a colour wheel and “Value of Hues” diagram.

Pattern to make a narrow scarf, designed to make the most of small amounts of yarn.

Homage is knitted in a broken rib pattern, with stripes of four rows deep and an eyelet row worked in-between the stripes. The pattern is designed for 4ply / fingering-weight yarn but could also be worked in lace-weight yarn held double, or a cowl could be easily made using the same pattern.

Kits and zine available via link below.

PATTERN DETAILS
Yarn: 325m of 4ply / fingering weight yarn in 5 colours (165m of main colour & 40m each of 4 contrast colours)

Sample knitted in: Jamieson & Smith’s 2ply Jumper Weight, 4ply weight (114m per 25g; 100% Shetland wool), 2 balls in shade 49 Lavender & 4 x 40m of deadstock machine knitting yarn

Needles & Supplies: 3.25mm needles, 1 stitch marker, tapestry needle

Gauge: 19 sts x 36 rows equals 10cm in pattern

Size: 13cm wide x 160cm long