Serriform

In Fingering weight yarn, One skein projects, Patterns, Shawls & Shawlettes, Shop sample available by Shannon

The Serriform scarf and shawlette is infinitely wearable. A serrated lace edging paired with the ever-lovely yet rustic garter stitch makes this pattern as enjoyable to knit as it is to wear. With two patterns in one, you can make either a long scarf or a deeper shawlette and, as it’s made from tip to tip, you can use up every last yard of your yarn. It’s also a great canvas on which variegated, hand-painted yarns can shine.

Materials

  • Finished Measurements: Scarf: 72″ from tip to tip, 9″ deep at center. Shawlette: 62.5” from tip to tip, 12.5” deep at center.
  • Yarn: approximately 400 yards fingering-weight yarn. I used Madelinetosh Tosh Merino Light, colorway Burnished.
  • Needles: US4/3.5mm circular, 24” or longer, or size needed to get gauge.
  • Notions: stitch markers, tapestry needle.
  • Gauge: 24 stitches = 4”/10 cm in stockinette stitch, after blocking.