Sophia Scarf
by Jason Tseng
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Sophia Scarf
by Jason Tseng
Designed by Jason Tseng of Bitten Peach Designs
Elevate your daily accessories with the Sophia Scarf, a lush, dimensional variation on the popular Sophie Scarf. While keeping the classic tapered silhouette you love, this design introduces a stunning textural twist: three reversible cables running down the center of the scarf.
These cables add significant depth and dimensionality to the piece, creating a squishy, reversible fabric that looks beautiful no matter how it is tied or wrapped.
Pattern Features
- Reversible Texture: The scarf features a central cable flanked by mirroring side cables, all worked in a way that maintains a beautiful look on both sides.
- Highly Adaptable: This pattern is designed to be versatile, allowing you to use virtually any yarn weight you prefer.
- Polished Finish: The scarf is framed by neat i-cord edges throughout and finished with a seamless Kitchener stitch graft.
Materials
- Yarn: Any weight from Fingering to Aran.
- Needles: Choose a needle size that pairs well with your yarn to achieve your preferred fabric drape (e.g., 4.0 mm for Fingering, 5.5 mm for Aran).
Notions:
- Cable Needle (recommended for the crossed stitches). Alternatives include using a bobby pin or spare needle.
- Tapestry/Darning Needle (for weaving ends and Kitchener stitch).
Note: As with any adaptable pattern, we strongly encourage knitting a small swatch (at least 4” x 4”) to ensure you are happy with the texture and drape of your chosen yarn and needle combination.
About this pattern
- First published: January 2026
- Page created: January 28, 2026
- Last updated: January 29, 2026 …
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