Lang PTO45-08 Scarf Knitting Pattern
By Lang Yarns
Specifications
| Brand: | Lang Yarns |
| Yarn Weight: | Bulky |
| Craft: | Knitting |
| Format: | Downloadable PDF |
| Techniques and Construction: | Bottom Up, Seamless, Worked Flat |
| Pattern Code: | PTO45-08 |
Product Description
Lang PTO45-08 Scarf is a stunning stripey accessory knit in Cloud. The scarf is knit from end to end seamlessly in a broken rib pattern and finished by adding fringes to both ends. Cloud by Lang Yarns is a light, and airy bulky weight, blown yarn. The colorful striping gives any garment a wow factor that looks impressive. The broken rib pattern is in written form only.
Sizes: One Size
Finished Measurement: 12” wide and 63” long
Yarn Requirements: 2 balls Lang Cloud (90% Merino Extrafine Virgin Wool/ 10% Nylon; 100g/284yds) shown in 0009 Oranges, Blues, Purples, Green
Needles: US 10 (6.00mm) to get gauge
Gauge: 17 sts and 24 rows = 4” in broken rib pattern
Lang PTO45-08 Cloud Scarf
What Is Being Made
The Lang PTO45-08 Cloud Scarf is a knitted rectangular scarf measuring approximately 12 inches wide by 63 inches long (30 cm × 160 cm). This is a classic accessory piece designed to be worked seamlessly from bottom to top using straightforward knitting techniques suitable for intermediate crafters.
Techniques Used
This scarf is constructed using bottom-up construction, meaning you begin at one short end and work continuously toward the opposite end. The design is seamless, requiring no seaming or joining of separate pieces. The scarf is worked flat on straight needles rather than in the round, creating a traditional rectangular fabric that lies smoothly when worn.
The finishing process includes weaving in ends to secure yarn tails and fringe application. Fringes are created by cutting strands approximately 12 inches (30 cm) long and knotting them into every third stitch along both short ends of the scarf, adding decorative movement and texture to the finished piece. Optional blocking is recommended to enhance the final appearance and drape of the completed scarf.
Stitches Used
The primary stitch pattern is Broken Rib, also referred to as a P2:K1 rib. This pattern is worked over an odd number of stitches and repeats across a 4-row cycle:
- Row 1 (Right Side): Purl 1 edge stitch, then alternate purl 1, knit 1, purl 1 across, ending with purl 1 edge stitch, creating a P2, K1 rib appearance
- Rows 2 and 3: Work all stitches as they face you, maintaining the established rib pattern
- Row 4 (Wrong Side): Knit all stitches across
This 4-row repeat creates a textured, dimensional fabric with subtle visual interest. The broken rib pattern is less elastic than a traditional continuous rib, offering a more relaxed drape ideal for a scarf. The pattern requires casting on 53 stitches and continuing the repeat until the scarf reaches approximately 63 inches (160 cm) in length, binding off after completing a third row of the pattern.
Materials and Tools
Yarn: The scarf calls for LANGYARNS CLOUD, a premium yarn blend consisting of virgin wool (merino extrafine, superwash, mulesing-free) combined with nylon for durability. The total yardage requirement is 200 grams, equivalent to 2 balls in the colorway violet-green-blue (1077.0009). The superwash treatment makes this yarn easy to care for, while the merino extrafine provides softness and breathability.
Needles: ADDI knitting needles in size US 10 (6 mm) are specified for this project. These needles are used for both the gauge swatch and the main scarf construction.
Gauge: The working gauge for Broken Rib on US 10 (6 mm) needles is 17 stitches and 24 rows per 4 inches (10 cm). Achieving the correct gauge is essential for obtaining the intended finished measurements of the scarf.
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