Long, light and delicate, this mohair scarf is perfect for adding a subtle layer of warmth to any outfit – you could even wear it as a dainty shawl with an elegant dress.

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Designer Rosee Woodland, who created the pattern for Simply Knitting magazine, says: “I chose this ultra-soft Bessie May yarn for its gorgeous blend of kid mohair and silk, so that it won’t itch when worn against bare skin and will feel luxurious whatever you decide to team it with.” We think the Berry shade is glorious too – it’s really flattering against most skin tones. Using just 100g of Bessie May’s Grace yarn, this luxury yarn will be a good investment too. If you are struggling to find this yarn, choose an alternative mohair and silk blend from our best mohair yarns round up article.

If you need any refreshers on the basics of knitting, check out our knitting for beginners article. For a more in depth look at the world of lace knitting, see our lace knitting article

Our top tip: Why not block your finished scarf to make the most of your pretty chevron lace stitches?

Mohair scarf knitting pattern materials

  • Bessie May, Grace (70% super kid mohair and 30% silk, 25g/195m), 4 balls of Berry (9080)
  • A pair of 4mm needles
  • A stitch holder

Download the mohair scarf knitting pattern

To download your free mohair scarf knitting pattern, click on the link below and it will open in a new window. You can then save the pattern.

Free mohair scarf knitting pattern

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Authors

Rosee WoodlandTextile Designer

Rosee Woodland is a designer and freelance journalist. She lives in Bristol with her family and their Boston terrier, Ponyo. See specialises in knitting design and grading, and regularly teaches classes for A Yarn Story in Bath. She’s worked with leading brands in the craft industry including Rowan, Patons, Aurifil, Rico Design and Lewis & Irene. Her work has been featured in many magazines including The Knitter, Knit Now, Simply Knitting, Mollie Makes, Simply Sewing and Simply Crochet. When she’s not busy making she shares her wild swimming adventures at www.iswimlikeagirl.com.

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