Interwoven Scarf - Weaving together nature, community, labor & love.

The Interwoven Scarf is a gorgeous oversize scarf that’s the perfect size to double as a shawl. It features a plaid-like, woven fabric that feels like an heirloom accessory you’ll wear for years to come.

The name represents not only the weaving technique used, but how all the elements of this design are woven together in one piece. From the sheep, to the plant dyes, the celebration of shearing day, the earth, the hands used to work every stitch — so many wonderful aspects of nature, of community, of labor & love all interwoven together.

In the pattern, you’ll find some extras to help you along, including: a stitch diagram and two exclusive videos to help you learn the weaving technique used and to teach you how to create twisted rope fringe. The weaving technique really takes this scarf to the next level and creates a gorgeous plaid effect in the crochet fabric.

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PATTERN + DOWNLOAD

• Please note this listing is for a pattern only.
• Pattern is written in US terms.
• Pattern includes a stitch diagram to aid written instructions.
• Pattern includes two exclusive videos to help you learn the weaving and fringe techniques used in this pattern.
• This pattern will be delivered via email in the form of a digital file (PDF) upon purchase.

SKILL LEVEL

• Crochet pattern
• This pattern is beginner-friendly, but does require some knowledge of basic stitches and pattern reading.

YARN
- This pattern uses 230 yards (80g) each of five different colors of DK (3) weight yarn - approximately 1,150 yards total.

COPYRIGHT
The Interwoven Scarf pattern and photographs are property of Woods and Wool and are for personal, non-commercial use only. You may not alter, share, or sell this pattern in any way. However, you are more than welcome to sell the finished product. Please credit Woods and Wool by including a link to the pattern listing if selling the finished piece online.

SHARE YOUR WORK
Tag @woodsandwool and use the #InterwovenScarf hashtag to show off your beautiful new scarf!