The Yoru Scarf is a lightweight lace scarf inspired by evening light. Designed with a strand of fingering weight, singly ply wool held together with lace weight mohair silk, it creates a soft, luminous fabric that highlights the depth and movement of tonal hand-dyed yarn. The airy lace pattern allows the scarf to drape effortlessly, making it an elegant layer for cool-weather wear from fall through spring.

Difficulty: Intermediate.

It is a lace knitting pattern and is not recommended for true beginners, but it would make a great first lace project for knitters who are comfortable with knit and purl stitches and are ready to try yarn overs and lace decreases. Attention to stitch count and pattern repeats is required, but the lace motif becomes intuitive with repetition.

Materials

Yarn:
1 skein Luminous Brookyln Brilliant Fine Weight (100g/400y/366m)
and
1 skein Luminous Brooklyn Shining Mohair Silk (50g/459y/420m)
Both in the color ‘Femme Fatale’
Held together throughout the pattern.

Gauge: 18 st x 27 r = 4x4” or 10x10cm in Chart A (included in the pattern) lace pattern without border stitches, blocked.

Needles: US 6 / 4.0 mm circular 24in / 60cm* Or size needed to meet gauge

Notions: Stitch markers in multiple colors/shapes to keep track of lace sections, Darning needle, tape measure, 3mm crochet hook, scrap yarn in a contrasting color (for provisional cast on)