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Elegant, reversible scarf in fingering-weight yarn
The Scouts Grace Scarf by Dorte Bak Knitting is a graceful and reversible design that combines texture and classic garter stitch in a simple, timeless form.
It can be styled with a brooch or knot, wrapped twice around the neck, or worn as a lightweight hair or neck scarf on breezy days. The design is worked in two sizes, approximately 80 (110) cm in length and 17 (25) cm in width after washing and blocking, with the smaller size being narrower and slightly shorter.
The scarf is knitted on 3.5 mm needles in a five-row repeat pattern, giving a balanced look on both sides. The recommended gauge is 28 stitches and 32 rows in garter stitch after blocking. This makes it ideal for soft, light fingering-weight yarns that showcase texture beautifully and create a smooth drape.
Yarn choices
You can knit the Scouts Grace Scarf in a variety of luxurious yarns depending on the look and feel you prefer:
Pure Silk – from Wool Collective or Knit by Moltrup
Creates a smooth, elegant scarf with a cool, flowing drape.
Yarn requirement: 40 (60) g – yardage approx. 200 m / 50 g.
Cardiff Cashmere Small
A feather-light and warm version in 100% cashmere with a luxurious finish.
Yarn requirement: 25 (40) g – yardage approx. 340 m / 50 g.
Merino Singles – e.g. from Søsterstrik
Soft and elastic with a clearly defined texture and natural warmth.
Yarn requirement: 40 (60) g – yardage approx. 183 m / 50 g.
About fingering yarn:
Fingering-weight yarn is a fine, lightweight yarn typically measuring 350–400 meters per 100 grams. It’s perfect for accessories and projects where lightness, drape, and stitch definition are important.
Technical details
- Designer: Dorte Bak Knitting
- Pattern name: Scouts Grace Scarf
- Needle size: 3.5 mm
- Gauge: 28 sts / 32 rows in garter stitch (after washing and blocking)
- Sizes: Small / Large – approx. 80 (110) × 17 (25) cm
- Yarn weight: Fingering (approx. 350–400 m per 100 g)
- Yarn amounts: 40–60 g depending on yarn choice and size
- Construction: Knitted in seven phases with increases and decreases forming tapered ends
- Skill level: Advanced beginner / intermediate
About the design
Scouts Grace Scarf is worked from tip to tip in seven shaping phases, creating a gently tapered silhouette with pointed ends.
The textured pattern is easy to memorize and gives a reversible look, making the scarf equally beautiful on both sides.
Choose silk for an elegant sheen, cashmere for lightweight warmth, or merino for softness and structure.
This is a versatile and timeless accessory — simple to knit, luxurious to wear, and perfect for year-round use.