Laurel Garland

$7.00

Have you achieved something amazing lately? Then show it off by wearing your own Laurel Garland scarf. The laurel crown or wreath is a symbol of victory, or as I like to see it, a sign of accomplishment. It represents hard work that pays off, dedication to a sport, or even growth in a craft or musical pursuit. The Laurel Garland scarf takes a bit of inspiration from Greek antiquity (see: Apollo and Daphne, the Olympic games, etc.), and loosely depicts the laurel branches and leaves through the use of simple and elegant texture. The scarf is also intended to be a unique, multi-season accessory with long, narrow strips of fabric at the end that can be tied and styled in a variety of ways. This is all about personal triumph – after all, we have each come a very long way!

Your purchase of a digital download will include the pattern in PDF format.

Have you achieved something amazing lately? Then show it off by wearing your own Laurel Garland scarf. The laurel crown or wreath is a symbol of victory, or as I like to see it, a sign of accomplishment. It represents hard work that pays off, dedication to a sport, or even growth in a craft or musical pursuit. The Laurel Garland scarf takes a bit of inspiration from Greek antiquity (see: Apollo and Daphne, the Olympic games, etc.), and loosely depicts the laurel branches and leaves through the use of simple and elegant texture. The scarf is also intended to be a unique, multi-season accessory with long, narrow strips of fabric at the end that can be tied and styled in a variety of ways. This is all about personal triumph – after all, we have each come a very long way!

Your purchase of a digital download will include the pattern in PDF format.

Sizes:
One Size.

Measurements:
77”/195.5 cm long and .75”/2 cm wide at its narrowest point and 2.75”/7 cm wide at its widest point.

Yarn:
325 yards of Wool & Palette Fingering, 100% Merino/Rambouillet (450 yards/412 meters per 100g skein). Colorways shown are Narwhal, Clay, and Light Denim.

Needles:
US 1.5 (2.5mm) or size needed to obtain gauge.

Gauge:
31 stitches and 32 rows = 2.75”/7cm in charted pattern, after blocking.

Tools:
Cable needle (optional); tapestry needle.

Skill Level:
Intermediate

Skills Required:
Cabling with or without a cable needle; increasing and decreasing.

Show off your work:
Use the hashtag #laurelgarland on social media to share your progress!

Photos by Josh Murry.