Inspired by late-winter fields at the Brookfield Farm in Amherst, Massachusetts, the Winter’s End scarf is worked flat, from one end to the other. After blocking, fringe is added.

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Winter’s End is part of the My Place project at KDD (Kate Davies Designs). An essay about my inspiration and design process for Winter’s End appeared on the KDD blog on March 24, 2021.

Measurements: 11 inches/28 cm width; 67 inches/170 cm length, after blocking

Yarn: 650 yds/595 m fingering weight yarn. Sample was knit with six skeins of Milarrochy Tweed by Kate Davies Designs 70% wool, 30% mohair; 109yd/100m per 25 gr skein, color: Hirst.

Notions:
—US #4/3.50mm needles OR SIZE NEEDED TO OBTAIN GAUGE
—Crochet hook in size G/4.0 mm, smooth waste yarn, spare knitting needle for three-needle bind-off, tapestry needle
—Tapestry needle, US D or E/3.25 or 3.50mm crochet hook, stitch markers (optional), blocking wires (optional)

Gauge: 25 sts/28 rows = 4”/10 cm in Lace Pattern after blocking

The pattern provides step-by-step instructions for adding fringe with a crochet hook.

The lace stitch patterns are provided both in written, line-by-line, format and in a chart.