Brooklyn Tweed Proof Scarf

Utilitarian with its sleek lines of broken rib and reversibility, Breckenridge makes for a trusty companion when you step out the door. Knit in Arbor, this unisex scarf has texture that pops boldly, while remaining flat and neat under a coat. Wrap it snug for a functional layer of warmth or loosely about the shoulders for a relaxed feel. Designer: Jared Flood Collection: Holiday…

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Stave off winter’s chill with the captured warmth of a sunlit greenhouse in Nidus. Organic lines of knit stitches bow and stretch along sinuous arcs throughout this textured scarf. Accented by crisp, contained garter, this piece can be knit for oversized cocooning in chunky Quarry or contribute a slimmer, chic accent in Arbor. Worked flat from end to end, simple increases and decreases both charted and written constitute this compelling motif. Designer: Jared Flood Collection: Terre Share on social…

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Brioche knitting gathers stitches into soft wales, warm and airy and perfect to wrap about your neck. This scarf tips the central panel on the bias between parallel tracks for a distinctive and modern look. Once you’ve established the increases and decreases, Junction is a meditative knit. The pattern contains a scarf with traditional dimensions and a slightly oversized version that makes more visual impact. Brioche fabric won’t reveal its qualities until you’ve knit a few inches — wait to assess the effects and check your gauge. Designer: Jared Flood Collection: Arbor…

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Bring classic cables to your modern wardrobe with this easy and fun scarf. Practice your technique on two different cables that cross on the same rows for quick memorization. An easy-to-work corded selvedge treatment provides a professional finish (no curling edges!) Choose from two width options and enjoy seeing crisp, buttery cables form in round, bouncy 3-ply Tones or plush, springy 5-ply Imbue Worsted . Designer: Jared Flood Collection: BT by Brooklyn Tweed Share on social: #WovenRootsScarf and #BTxBT _________ Fresh. Fun. Friendly.

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Columns of beaded rib leaven traditional cables for a handsome, unisex accessory with layers of texture. Worked from end to end in Shelter , the Far Hills Scarf can be knit to three different lengths. Because the central horseshoe cable crosses at a slower rate than the flanking cables, the pattern is worked from a large chart. Tubular edges and flat-lying selvedges worked by combining knit and slipped stitches ensure a perfect, professional finish. Pair with the Far Hills Hat This pattern was published as part of Jared Flood’s first print book, WOOLENS.

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Playful, striking, or purposeful — your palette choice will determine the mood of this chevron scarf. Bevel can be worked in Loft for lightweight warmth or in Arbor for greater drape and heft as well as a larger size. The pattern calls for three contrast colors, but using scraps in a gradient or as bright accents opens up limitless possibilities. Designer: Jared Flood Collection: Winter…

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“I love how the addition of buttons and buttonholes can make a simple scarf more versatile. The length of this scarf was designed to allow for two comfortable wraps around the neck when buttoned, creating a cowl-like fit. The lush cable pattern, with its staggered medallions and shifting scale, keeps the knitting interesting. If you prefer a more classic scarf with no buttons, simply omit the instructions for buttonholes in the ribbed hem. Knitter’s choice!” – Jared Flood Designer: Jared Flood Collection: Winter…

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“The classic cabled scarf is an iconic piece of knitwear with endless variation. It’s a leitmotif that I love playing with and am continuously inspired by. Guilder features a beautiful double-coin cable running up the center, flanked by heavy fishbone cables that mirror each other. Each end features a 2×2 ribbing that flows directly into the motifs without interruption, while the selvedges of the scarf combine a built-in 2-stitch I-cord with a column of 1×1 ribbing to create a clean and flat edge.

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Waterfalls of three–dimensional tiles cascade down the length of this stunning scarf. Employing clever incarnations of cables, short rows, and slipped stitches, the particularity of Hallidie’s techniques belies its easy, wearable grace. Instructions are both written and charted for a range of accessibility options. Work this pattern in either a worsted or DK weight yarn for an arresting addition to all of your winter looks. Designer: Jennifer Brou Collection: Wool People, Volume 14 Share on social…

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For insouciant style you can dress up or down, Freja is a quick knit with big impact. An open front with a swingy A-line shape and a textured shawl collar make this sculptural piece easy to throw on over any outfit, and in chunky Quarry or Arbor Lodge it’s an ideal cozy overlayer. Add angled patch pockets for the perfect functional accent, and choose either a short or long armhole edging. Designer: Jared Flood Collection: Winter…

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A lush and luxuriously wide scarf for the Cable Lover’s wardrobe, this pattern is written for three sizes/lengths. Designer: Jared Flood Collection…

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Wrap up in a big luscious stole with an architectural motif of traveling ribs that gather and diverge. The deep texture adds cozy warmth as well as visual interest, and the charted motif is easily memorized after a few repetitions. Foundry is built with thoughtful details like slipped rib selvedges that keep the long sides straight and tidy, and buttons allow for converting the scarf to an oversized cowl. Designer: Jared Flood Collection: Arbor…

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Garter stitch, colorwork, and Quarry — surely few can beat the Pascal Cardigan in feats of coziness. Pascal features a woodsy three-color motif that is enjoyable for stranded colorwork knitters of all levels — chunky, woolen-spun Quarry makes this cardigan an especially approachable project for those new to steeking. Seamless raglan construction from the bottom up makes Pascal additionally well suited to act as an adventurous guide into the wonderful world of garment knitting.

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Corrugated texture provides a trellis for twining cables at the center front and back. Hague sports a boxy silhouette with a bateau neck and exaggerated drop shoulders that create a chevron detail where the welts meet at the seam line. This pullover is a quick knit in chunky Quarry, and the bold texture of this garment means the motifs won’t be lost in our darker colors. The sample is shown in Slate, but Lazulite and even Obsidian would be handsome choices, too. Designer: Michele Wang Collection: CAPSULE | Michele…

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Rhythmic all-over cables in Shelter produce a handsome, seaworthy cap that’s quick and satisfying to knit. After a short band of 1 x 1 rib, the hat breaks into a geometric motif of interlocking tiered cables. Perfect for knitters who have tried some basic cables and feel ready for more challenge, the charts are predictable and easy to memorize. The pattern includes a modification for a slightly shorter beanie length. Deep texture means the pattern won’t be lost in dark colors, so this design is a good choice for Cast Iron, Soot, Artifact, Old World, or Plume.

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Light and lofty brioche stitch makes the ideal wrap or lap blanket. Douro explores the possibilities of traveling lines in brioche, wandering from symmetry to asymmetry and back to regular ribs. The two halves culminate in a band of garter stitch fused at the center spine with the Joinery Bind-Off. Worked from written instructions, this pattern is a good way to step up from basic brioche knitting. Designer: Norah Gaughan Collection: Winter…

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“I liked designing this poncho with a little more structure; the turtleneck, seamed sides and armhole openings will make certain this poncho doesn’t twist around or become too fussy to wear. The allover cable and lace stitch motif make it quite the fun knit and a statement piece.” – Michele Wang Designer: Michele Wang Collection: Fall…

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Kumon is the perfect balance of mindless and mindful and familiar and exciting, encouraging the hands’ second nature by beginning with the well-known rib stitch before seamlessly flourishing into sumptuous half-brioche. Uncomplicated yet thoughtful in shape, this piece is a sure layer to reach for during the cool hours of a misty morning. The garment in Arbor is worked flat in one piece from the bottom to the armholes, then back and fronts are worked separately to the shoulder. The front bands are picked up and knit after shoulders are seamed. The sleeves are knit flat and set in.

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Knit up a smoking jacket-style cardigan in Quarry for a plush and cozy outer layer this autumn. The overall fabric of moss stitch creates gentle texture that shows off Quarry’s flecks and striations, and a subtle A-line shape with raglan shoulders makes Tamarack easy to wear. Choose between a short ribbed band for the fronts or a shawl collar band shaped with short rows. Optional patch pockets and a belt secured with i-cord complete the look. Knit our Shaped version shown here to comfortably fit smaller frames, or the Classic version for a traditional tailored fit.

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Inspired by the slanting angles of warm summer sunlight, Wyden is awash in three-dimensional texture. Raised ridges of coordinated knits and purls spill forth in energetic bands of zig, zags and lines both parallel and perpendicular. Written and charted for budding and experienced knitters alike, this voluminous triangular shawl is warm and cozy in Arbor’s squishy Targhee wool. Throw Wyden over sun-kissed shoulders at the end of a long day and drink in a striking sunset. Designer: Victoria Burgess Collection: BT Summer Share on social…

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Leander begins with twisted rib, morphing into a traveling current of brioche rib shaped to follow a sinuous course by a combination of decorative increases and decreases. This directional shaping also lends gentle curves along the scarf’s outer edges, fluidly framing the neck and the shoulders when draped. Worked in woolen-spun Shelter, Leander makes for a gratifying combination of tactile indulgence and lofty warmth. This scarf is worked in two pieces, each from the cast-on edge to the center; the pieces are then joined. The long edges are finished with a knit-in I-cord edging.

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A ribbon of zigzag lace with a yarnover selvedge forms the foundation for this pretty triangular shawl. Stitches picked up from the yarnovers take a few steadying ridges of garter stitch while decreases are established at the edges and spine, then begin to intermingle in a traditional two-sided lace pattern before relaxing into an ever-diminishing field of garter. This perfect balance of focused effort and straightforward plain knitting has made Rock Island an enduring favorite in the Brooklyn Tweed archives. Designer: Jared Flood Collection: Classics ; Vale…

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“I love chevrons! I cannot get enough. I particularly love how they distort a seemingly straightforward row of knitting into spectacular peaks and valleys. Pair a chevron with the humble stripe and boom! My knitter’s heart beats a little faster. Taking into account that chevrons don’t make a rectangular shape on their own, I have helped them out by filling in the corners. This creates a few extra pieces to knit to make a shape that resembles a sweater, but the end result is a garment that is interesting to knit. Interesting to knit while being all knit!

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An infinity scarf becomes rich in possibilities when it’s worked circularly with entirely different patterns on each side. Hoquiam pairs a chain of cable medallions on seed stitch with a motif of lacy leaves to create an intriguing play of textures and forms. Designer: Dianna Walla Collection: Wool People, Volume…

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