Tao Silk and Parisienne Scarf
You'll feel as glamorous as a queen whenever you wear this lightweight summer pattern for Tao Silk and Parisienne Scarf. Bursting with eye-catching color and made with a construction that's lighter than air, this scarf also boasts a simple lace pattern, making it ideal for those who are interested in learning the delicate art of lace knitting.
Knitting Needle Size9 or 5.5 mm
Yarn Weight(3) Light/DK (21-24 stitches to 4 inches)
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Tricia108
Jul 02, 2017
I really expected the directions to be more difficult because of the look of the scarf. OK. You have me hooked. That scarf is next on my agenda. I like lacey scarfs since I don't like anything heavy around my neck, even in winter. The bulky yarn goes on my head, not around my neck. This will knit up fast too. Thank you for the pattern.
Member 0014525
Sep 13, 2014
This looks absolutely beautiful!! Is it ok to only make it with one type of wool though?
Editor JD
Sep 15, 2014
Hi Member 0014525, I would check with readers who have already made this pattern or on the Jimmy Beans Wool website. Happy knitting! -Editors of AllFreeKnitting
grantr 5437268
Jun 15, 2013
I made two of these with the Colinette yarns (ordered from yarnatwebsters.com. They are magnificent. The first as a scarf and the second as a cowl (twice as wide and with a provisional cast on so I could kitchener it together). What you're seeing above is the WRONG side of the scarf, I verified with jimmybeanswool.
deseriag 6504554
Aug 15, 2012
I made this scarf for my sister's birthday and it turned out beautifully. I did have to start over a few times because my count got messed up. The only way I was able to successfully complete it was to mark off EVERY row once it was completed. It worked for me and should work for anyone else.
chontelklobas 6342 736
May 18, 2012
This is the first pattern I have tried that is not a beginner pattern. I worked on this for several hours. I end up with decreasing stitches, so what am I missing? The decrease I am sure comes from the K2tog. So where am I missing the increase? I do the YO, I think the slip sitch is ok, unless the requires a knit too. Any ideas? I feel close to having this , but each row, I lose four stitches. I love the pattern and have some wonder fibers to knit with this.
Ebbersmom
May 18, 2012
Any chance you're missing the 2nd YO in the pattern? There are two increases and two decreases - the first YO is decreased by the K2TOG. Then, you PSSO (slip the stitch over the K2Tog and off the needle) and then there is another YO before you repeat the pattern...hope this helps.
Lisa
Jul 29, 2014
I suspect one of two things, either you are missing the yo or you are accidently dropping them entirely-I suggest this because my daughter recently made this scarf and came over in tears because she had ripped it out and started over again too many times. when I watched what she was doing, I realized she was dropping the yo instead of using it for the next row. The yo's count for 4 stitches in the pattern repeat and you said you are losing 4 stitches.
ajcline21 8063116
May 16, 2012
I am excited to make this - I have some knit picks yarn - aloft (mohair and silk) and Gloss (wool and silk) that I think will be very nice..... thanks for the great pattern.
gayeengland 467416 8
Jun 19, 2011
darsevents: To print only the pattern directions, highlight the portion you wish to print(excluding the pictures down the side) and before you hit "print", click "selection" and you will print only the one-page pattern instructions that you have highlighted (selected). I personally love the extra pics that show what else is available to download. Hope this helps
darsevents 1007969
Jun 18, 2011
I love this pattern but can't seem to keep the 28 stitches needed to finish. I keep losing stitches with the k2tog then psso. I've tried 6 times and can't figure it out. Help:)))
lindabeth66 471946 2
Jun 18, 2011
Your patterns usually take several or even many pages to print, & there are extra pictures along the side. It wastes ink. Please condense each pattern & eliminate the extra pictures. Thanks!
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