Introducing the Katesbridge Scarf, the twelfth addition to the Petite Possibilities Collection.

This beautiful scarf is knitted sideways, from tip to tip, and combines simple texture with delicate eyelet details. The lace is easy to knit, delicate yet structured, and drapes beautifully. Built-in faux I-cord creates clean, polished edges.

Ideal for social knitting, its easy-to-memorize pattern strikes a delightful balance between engagement and relaxation, enabling you to knit confidently and effortlessly without constantly referring to the instructions.

The size is easily adjustable, making Katesbridge a lovely choice for using a special skein from your stash. Whether you’re knitting a snug neck warmer or a generous, full-sized scarf, the possibilities are endless.

To help you plan your custom scarf, the Katesbridge Possibilities PDF includes the dimensions and yarn requirements for every repeat, along with blank tables for you to create your own design.

Choose between two styles: a shallow crescent shape or a symmetric triangle.

Although Katesbridge is designed for fingering-weight yarn, it also works beautifully in sport or DK-weight yarn. Its versatility encourages you to experiment with a range of fibres and yarn weights.

Written instructions include stitch counts for each row, presented in a clear, row-by-row format. A chart for the pattern repeat is provided.

TIPS AND TRICKS is a four-page PDF that provides detailed information about all the key aspects of the scarf. As an experienced knitting instructor, I enjoy sharing helpful tips and advice to enhance your knitting journey.

SKILL LEVEL: Perfectly designed for adventurous beginners eager to explore new techniques.

Heartfelt thanks to my incredible team of test knitters! Your enthusiasm and dedication shine through in every stitch! I can’t express how much I appreciate the time and expertise you contribute, along with your insightful feedback. Your talent is genuinely inspiring!

Special thanks to Jaedyn and Tara of Midnight Cravings Yarn Company in Saskatchewan, Canada, for their amazingly beautiful yarn. The inspiring colours elevate every project and make the knitting experience a joy.

You will receive 3 PDFs
Katesbridge Scarf (7 pages)
Katesbridge Possibilities (4 pages)
Katesbridge Tips and Tricks (4 pages)

FEATURED SCARVES
Large Triangle: Midknit Cravings Light Sock
Colourway: Sidewalk 430 yds/394 m used (98 g)
Finished Dimensions: 10”/25 cm x 72”/183 cm.

Large Crescent: Midknit Cravings Light Sock
Colourway: Rosewater 424 yds/388 m used (97 g)
Finished Dimensions: 9”/23 cm x 76”/193 cm.

Small Triangle: Midknit Cravings Light Socks
Colourway: Green Gables 132 yds/120 m used (30 g)
Finished Dimensions: 5”/13 cm x 40”/102 cm.

Katesbridge is a small hamlet in County Down, Northern Ireland. The hamlet is named after Kate McKay, born in Ballyroney, who later lived with her grandmother, who owned the house where the workmen lodged while building the 18th-century bridge. Because of Kate’s kindness, the workmen named the bridge after her, and the hamlet became known as Katesbridge.

Katesbridge sits in a frost hollow – a low natural bowl that traps cold air on still, clear nights when it drains off the higher ground around it. The result is that Katesbridge spends most winters as the coldest place in Northern Ireland, often the coldest in Britain.