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Skinny Sampler Scarf – Easy Knitting Pattern

Skinny Sampler Scarf – Easy Knitting Pattern

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Digital knitting pattern for a skinny sampler scarf. You will be sent a link to download the pattern. Yarn and needles are not included with this pattern. If you order yarn to go with it, we will also include a printed pattern in your yarn order.

Part of our Restful range, this scarf lets you enjoy a variety of stitch patterns in a small, relaxed project. Beginners can practise casting on, knitting and purling, while more experienced knitters can settle into the changing textures. The stitches are supported by our how-to videos.

Materials and gauge

  • Recommended yarn: 100 g of our lightweight DK alpaca yarn, made from fleeces from British and Irish alpaca farms
  • Needles: 4.5 mm (US 7)
  • Gauge: 21 stitches and 27 rows over 10 cm (4 in) in stocking stitch

Finished size

One size: approximately 120 × 12 cm (47 × 4¾ in).

Looking for other styles and sizes? Explore our Sampler Collection.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Natural fibers are biodegradable and decompose naturally, unlike synthetic fibers, which take over 200 years to degrade. During this time, they contribute to landfill waste, release greenhouse gases, and leach toxic chemicals into the environment.

Alpaca material is stain-resistant, which means that it needs less washing and is less likely to get ruined by stains … and alpaca is stain-resistant without having chemicals and coatings added to it to make it so.

Sustainable Fashion Story

Alpaca yarn is naturally wrinkle-resistant, eliminating the need for ironing and reducing energy consumption. This helps lower carbon emissions, with ironing estimated to produce 190 kg of CO₂ per person annually.

Unlike sheep and goats, alpacas graze sustainably by trimming grass instead of uprooting it. This allows the grass to regrow naturally, preserving the soil and supporting healthy ecosystems.