knit of the finest lace yarn, the sheer, weightless fabric of this scarf belies the warmth held within its folds. tuck it into the neck of a jacket or sweater to ward off the chill or just because it’s pretty.
shown here in a one-of-a-kind handspun from abby, it can be knit from any of the wonderful superfine alpaca and alpaca/silk laceweight yarns available from our many favorite dyers.
all brooches shown were purchased from perl grey
to purchase pattern or view complete pattern information, please click here to visit the product page in the knitspot pattern shop.
the luscious silk/merino/alpaca handspun yarn for this project was a gift from abby franquemont, whose spinning, writing, and teaching are a constant inspiration.
a special thank you to rachel, our proofreader, for her untiring efforts in making the patterns perfect.
32 thoughts on “butternut scarf”
It’s just lovely. I Raveled it.
It’s gorgeous! And, as always, so beautifully modelled 🙂
Love it! So pretty!
It’s dreamy!
Another beautiful piece. Quite elegant!
So nice, and it shows off all of your shawl pins so well! 🙂
I bet it looks just as good on the “wrong” side as the right side.
Anne, you are killing me! One more to the queue…
You were right: both sides are pretty! Makes me love that one even more…
Super pretty scarf! I love it’s simplicity.
Anne,OMG !whats a beautiful scarf?Thank you,thank you…
Elegant…soft…warm…and kind of dreamy. Love it!
Very pretty! Love the pins.
Gorgeous yarn, beautiful pattern! That might be my choice for the Spirit Trail alpaca I bought at Rhinebeck.
Just tried to order – but Paypal won’t accept. Can’t verify anything. Any other way to order?
Mmmmm…. yummy!
Hmmmm, I just happen to have 400 yards of cashmere in the stash…
Very nice, and did you know the butternut trees in the US are dying out at a rapid pace? There are efforts afoot to save as much genetic material as possible, and to develop a canker-resistant butternut.
http://www.nhdfl.org/forest-health/butternut-restoration-roject.aspx
Diane
Another beauty! The pin is just the touch, too.
Super pretty and love the pins. Another one for my queue thanks.
Anne – I see now that your very first photo shows the back AND front – what a lovely, lovely design, enhanced by the delicate yarn you spun.
Bravo!
lovely! and the pins are gorgeous too!
so lovely – this is yet another “keeper”.
A perfect pattern for perfect yarn !!!
I love that this one has a terrific looking pattern on the right side and wrong side. It’s so right with the colour too. Lovely combination.
Another stunner! Gorgeous!!!
I am a new fan of your lovely patterns, and this is just exsquisite!
My comment is regarding the spiralicious pattern – this is so gorgeous I can hardly stand it – I have just started the edging on my 1st one and was convinced that I would not be able to do this BUT your instructions are so awesome that it is a snap!!! I will knit away during the election results tonight – hopefully my gauge won’t get tighter and tighter as the results come in :>) Thanks for such great instructions!!! Jill
Anne it’s beautiful~ I love your little bee pin too!!
that is so delicate and such a gorgeous colour. It’s a bit beyond me as I’m a bit of a novice but it’s inspiration to keep practising!
Omigod! See, I just knew that yarn was for you. 😉 I love it.
Anne,
Won’t you PLEASE stop publishing these on your blog and get a darned book contract??!!
Wendy
Lovely! That’s another gorgeous gorgeous scarf. I really have got to learn how to bend the space-time continuum so that I can get more knitting time.
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