Skyrim Scarf by Megan Garland

Skyrim Scarf

Knitting
Sport (12 wpi) ?
35 stitches and 26 rows = 4 inches
US 4 - 3.5 mm
900 - 1000 yards (823 - 914 m)
One size
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Description

Calling all Skyrim lovers! This scarf is inspired by all of the Skyrim holds. The front of the scarf features the nine holds of Skyrim plus the main Skyrim logo. The back of the neck features another version of the Skyrim logo, and when wrapped around your neck the logo is a prominent feature of the scarf. The back of the scarf is worked entirely in a dragon scale pattern. This scarf can be worn in a variety of ways to highlight different aspects. Even if you aren’t a big scarf wearer, this would look great hanging in a game room for decoration.

This Skyrim-inspired scarf is a great project for intermediate to advanced knitters, but adventurous beginners are also welcome to try it out. Since the scarf is knit entirely in stranded colorwork, and because it is not a simple repeating design, it is not a “mindless knit.” With that said, if you are able to read a colorwork chart and knit in the round, then this scarf is a totally achievable project. Take it one round at a time and you’ll do fine.

I had a lot of fun designing this scarf for my husband who loves Skyrim. I hope it brings you or a Skyrim lover in your life lots of joy too.

Measurements

The finished scarf measures 60 inches in length and 5.5 inches in width.

Gauge

35 stitches, 26 rows working colorwork in the round

Required Materials

  • 490 yards (2 Balls) Twister Solid by Hobbii in Silver Grey (102) or sport weight yarn of your choice.
  • 437 yards (1-2 Balls) Twister Solid by Hobbii in Black (105) or sport weight yarn of your choice. (Please note that I used nearly the entire ball of black. To avoid a game of yarn chicken I would recommend purchasing two balls).
  • US 4 (3.5mm) Circular knitting needles with a 24-inch cable. Or, your preferred method of knitting in the round using needles to match the gauge.
  • Tapestry needle for sewing
  • Scissors
  • Crochet hook for attaching fringe (any size that will fit comfortably through the stitches I used a 4mm hook). Crochet hook for attaching fringe (any size that will fit comfortably through the stitches)

Required Skills

  • Following a color chart
  • Knitting in the round
  • Stranded color work
  • Trapping long floats