Create a Stunning Knit Cable Stitch Scarf – Free Pattern
T’is the season to be freezin up here in Canada, which is why I thought it would be fitting to share a simple cable knit scarf pattern with you all today! With Valentine’s day just around the corner, I chose to work with a cozy pink yarn to match the holiday- Hobbii Fluffy Day in Pastel Pink!
The Flow Scarf is exactly what you need for those crisp, chilly days—it’s long, incredibly soft, and has the perfect drape thanks to its loose-knit design. It’s one of those scarves that not only looks amazing but feels even better when you wear it. Plus, I think you’ll find it an absolute joy to knit up!
If you’ve been following my blog for a while, you may have noticed that I am a huge fan of adding cable stitches into my designs. I love knitting with cables because they are a simple way to add texture and elegance to pretty much any knit piece you can name. And with so many ways to combine cabled stitches, there is an endless amount of designs choices when working with them.
What are Cables?
For those new to cable knitting, this is simply a technique of crossing or twisting stitches over each other with the help of a stitch holder every few rows. I’ve posted a few videos on my Instagram (@leelee_knits) showing cables in action, so feel free to follow along and check out my reels to see just how simple it can be!
I’ve also created a YouTube video to guide you through the basics of knitting cables. Watch it below and start mastering this fun technique!
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The Flow Scarf (A Simple Cable Knit Scarf Pattern):
Materials:
To make this scarf, you will need the following materials:
- 2 Skeins (Approx. 624 yards) Hobbii Fluffy Day Worsted Weight Yarn in Pastel Pink (12).
- US Size 8 (5 mm) knitting needles.
- Scissors.
- Cable needle/stitch holder.
- Tapestry/yarn needle (for weaving in ends).
Measurements & Gauge:
Finished scarf measures 13.5′ wide X 64″ long after blocking.
Gauge : 18 stitches, 21 rows = 4″ in stockinette stitch.
Abbreviations:
K: Knit.
P: Purl.
St: Stitch.
C8F: Cable 8 Front (slip 4 stitches onto your cable needle and hold at the front of your work, knit the next 4 stitches, then knit the 4 stitches off the cable needle).
C8B: Cable 8 Back (slip 4 stitches onto your cable needle and hold at the back of your work, knit the next 4 stitches, then knit the 4 stitches off the cable needle).
Notes:
Wet or steam blocking is important to achieve the same look as the scarf in the photos
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Pattern:
Cast on 81 sts using long tail cast on.
Rows 1, 3, 5: Knit all sts.
Rows 2, 4, 6: Purl all sts.
Row 7: K2, *c8b, k5; repeat from * to last st, K1.
Rows 8, 10, 12, 14: Purl all sts.
Rows 9, 11, 13: Knit all sts.
Row 15: K1, *k5, c8f; repeat from * to last 2 sts, K2.
Row 16: Purl all sts.
Repeat rows 1-16 until scarf measures 50″.
Complete rows 1-4 one more time and then continue to Finishing.
Finishing:
Cast off all sts. Weave in loose ends and wet or steam block to measurements.
Pattern PDF File
I hope you enjoyed this free pattern for a flowy knit scarf.
If you’d like your own copy, the Ad-Free PDF file (which will be emailed to you automatically) can be purchased through Ravelry, or by clicking the “Purchase PDF File” button to the right.
Thank you so much for your support! It means the world to me, and I’m beyond grateful to be able to share my passion with you all.
