Sophie's Rainbow Scarf Pattern

I made this scarf for my lovely niece Sophie for Christmas last year. I posted photos of her scarf on Flickr and Ravelry and I've received a lot of requests for the pattern.

I learned this scarf-making technique from Susan Mills at a knitting and yoga retreat on Monhegan Island last fall. Over the weekend I managed to write out the directions so that you can make this scarf too! This is an easy and fun knit, and a great way to use up those shorter bits of yarn left over from other projects.

You can download the PDF pattern by clicking the link below:

Download sophiesrainbowscarf.pdf

Hope you enjoy making the scarf! I plan to make another one for myself sometime soon.

Comments

[Brendan jones]

Hello, I was wondering if you could email me the brand of yarn you used for this. The colors are very nice and I was hopig to get them the same or as close as possible.

Thank you

[Kara]

Hi Brendan. I used Nashua Julia yarn and lots of Patons Decor yarn. Hope that helps. Kara

[Lesley Wood]

I have enjoyed using your pattern for some time now. In fact, I have made a couple of people very happy with the scarves.

I have recently opened a website to sell my own knitted and crochet items as well as my handmade cards. I was wondering of what are your copyrights over the pattern? Could I use this pattern for my site, sell the scarves. I will put your name and site in the site if you like.

This is my site http://sites.google.com/site/originalthings/Home . It is still under construction, I just opened the site last week, and currently I am making new bears and such.

Have a good day,
Thank you for your time,

[גני אירועים]

wow.. this is really amazing pattern share by you here. I never found such a great and amazing pattern with great color combination.

[קעקועים]

Awesome pattern!! The colors are very nice. I will try out for this on weekend with my baby.

[Kara]

Thanks so much for the nice comments about the color scheme. The ROY G. BIV color scheme (Red, Orange, Yellow, Green, Blue, Indigo, Violate) seems to be universally pleasing. :-)