Lana Grossa Scarf Knitting Pattern
By Lana Grossa
Specifications
| Brand: | Lana Grossa |
| Yarn Weight: | Worsted |
| Craft: | Knitting |
| Format: | Downloadable PDF |
| Techniques and Construction: | Bottom Up, Seamless, Worked Flat |
| Pattern Code: | 30 |
Product Description
Sizes: One Size
Finished Measurements: 78¾” long and 13” wide
Yarn Requirements: Lana Grossa Marisa (80% Wool/ 20% Acrylic; 50g/164yds)
1 ball shown in 03 Pinks, Gold, Purples
1 ball shown in 02 Purples, Forest Green, Gold
1 ball shown in 07 Blue, Rust, Green
1 ball shown in 09 Purple, Gold, Green
1 ball shown in 10 Blue, Green, Grey
1 ball shown in 04 Blue, Purple, Gold, Orange
Needles: US 6 (4.00mm) 47” circular
Gauge: 17½ sts and 40 rows = 4” in garter stitch
Lana Grossa Scarf in Marisa
What is Being Made
The Lana Grossa Scarf in Marisa is a finished scarf measuring 200 x 33 cm, designed as a versatile accessory featuring a striking multicolor striped pattern. This design showcases six distinct colorways of Lana Grossa Marisa yarn, each contributing bold, contrasting hues to create visual interest throughout the length of the scarf.
Construction Method and Techniques
This scarf is worked bottom-up and seamless, constructed worked flat on circular needles. The unique construction approach involves working from the long edge to the long edge, meaning the scarf is knitted lengthwise rather than widthwise. This technique allows the knitter to work approximately 132 rows in each color section before transitioning to the next colorway, creating distinct horizontal stripes across the finished scarf. A critical construction note specifies that new colors should always be joined in the middle of a row rather than at the edge, ensuring clean color transitions and a professional finish.
Stitches Used
The Lana Grossa Scarf in Marisa is worked entirely in garter stitch, the fundamental knitting stitch created by knitting every row. Garter stitch produces a reversible fabric with horizontal ridges on both sides, making it ideal for scarves as it lies flat and provides excellent drape. The pattern requires casting on 350 stitches and maintaining garter stitch throughout all color sections until binding off.
Yarn and Materials
This scarf pattern calls for Lana Grossa Marisa yarn, a blend of 80% Merino wool and 20% acrylic, offering both warmth and durability. The yarn provides 150 meters per 50 grams. The pattern requires 50 grams each of six distinct colorways:
- Colorway 3: Orange/Red Violet/Dark Green/Petrol
- Colorway 2: Dark Green/Light Green/Violet/Cyclamen/Midnight Blue
- Colorway 7: Olive/Turquoise/Jeans/Green Petrol/Orange
- Colorway 9: Lilac/Blue Violet/Light Green/Grey Green/Light Blue/Burgundy
- Colorway 10: Dark Petrol/Light Petrol/Violet/Lilac/Olive
- Colorway 4: Blue/Turquoise/Pink/Orange/Red Violet
Needles and Gauge
The pattern specifies a size 4 mm circular needle measuring 120 cm in length. The recommended gauge is 17.5 stitches and 40 rows per 10 x 10 cm square when working garter stitch on size 4 mm needles. Knitters are advised to work a gauge swatch before beginning the project to ensure proper fit and finished dimensions.
Finishing and Construction Details
Once all color sections are complete, all stitches are bound off. The finishing process involves carefully weaving in all yarn ends to create a polished, professional appearance. Knitters should ensure adequate yarn remains when working the final color section to properly bind off all stitches. The garter stitch fabric may be blocked if desired to enhance the finished appearance and ensure even dimensions.
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