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Meet the Jackie Scarf—a beautifully simple and elegant knit designed to be both timeless and beginner-friendly. With its smooth texture and understated style, this scarf is the perfect introduction to foundational knitting stitches and techniques that will support you throughout your knitting journey. The pattern includes three ready-to-knit sizes (S, M, and L), but its real charm lies in its flexibility—you can easily customize the length and width to suit any yarn, style, or vision. Whether you’re working with a favorite skein or just starting to build your stash, the Jackie Scarf offers a soothing, intuitive project that grows with your skills and creativity.

The Jackie Scarf is written for DK/Worsted weight yarn (the yarn that I used is listed as a worsted but I think a dk would work just about the same) and 4.5 mm needles, but what really makes it shine is its flexibility. Whether you’re working with fingering, aran, or even chunky yarn, this pattern adjusts effortlessly to showcase the texture and feel of whatever you choose. There’s no need to worry about hitting an exact gauge—this is the kind of project that invites you to enjoy the process.

You’ll begin with a straightforward cast-on and a few setup rows, then move into a 6-row stockinette increase section that gently shapes the width. From there, it’s smooth, meditative knitting through the body—no shaping required until the end. Once you’ve reached your desired length, you’ll work matching decreases to taper the opposite point, creating a clean, symmetrical finish. The built-in faux I-cord edging adds a refined touch and keeps the edges neat, all without any extra finishing steps.

This pattern is especially beginner-friendly. It introduces foundational techniques like increasing, decreasing, shaping, and working clean edges, all at a comfortable pace. You’ll build useful skills that will carry into future projects, while enjoying a relaxing knit that’s easy to follow. Step-by-step video tutorials are included for every special technique, so you’ll feel supported from start to finish—even if it’s your first scarf.

The Jackie Scarf includes three ready-to-knit sizes (S, M, and L), but it’s completely customizable. Whether you want a lightweight everyday piece or a big, cozy wrap, you can adjust the length and width to suit your yarn and your style. It’s also a great pattern for stash-busting, with tips included to help you plan your yardage.

Simple, versatile, and satisfying to make, the Jackie Scarf is the kind of project you’ll come back to again—whether you’re just starting out or simply in the mood for a relaxing, go-to knit.

Note: This project requires harsh blocking at the end - I didn’t have the correct blocking tools to get my sample to lay flat. One of my testers noted they had to do some very serious blocking with a steam iron to get it to lay flatter.

Please note that there is no exact yardage required for this pattern. The reason is because, obviously, everyone likes a different scarf length and I cannot accommodate all of that in the yardage. Same goes for the measurements, I have only included the length of my sample in the pattern. Please check out my test knitter’s lovely project pages where they show off the versatility of this pattern in all sorts of yarn and sizes! All sizes except large have been tested.

This pattern is 9 pages long, but there are only 4 pages of actual knitting instructions. Look at the pattern photos to find a sample page of the pattern!

Thank you to my testers DivaVonPurl, SharonLuvs2Knit2, JStockert, & zeepzonk!! This pattern wouldn’t have been possible without your help ❤️

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