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Simple Eyelet Scarf Repeat

An approachable yarn-over and decrease sequence that adds regular columns of eyelets.

Difficulty
Easy
Estimated time
About 9 h

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Not included
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About this template

Paired yarn-over and knit-two-together symbols introduce lace shaping while the surrounding knit stitches keep the repeat easy to track.

Make it yours

Space the eyelets more widely, add plain rows, or tile the repeat to plan a wider wrap.

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Recommended equipment

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  • Knitting needles

    4.5 mm straight needles or a 60–80 cm circular needle used flat.

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  • Project yarn

    Light-weight, smooth yarn with enough stitch definition to keep yarn overs visible.

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  • Gauge ruler and swatch tools

    Use a rigid metric ruler with at least a 10 cm span; wash and rest a representative swatch before choosing the working needle.

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