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Man wearing Stigi wrapped round his neck, one end hanging down the front — white Jöklalopi in moss stitch with a column of eyelets down the middle and a thick fringe, in the pattern’s own colour. His sweater, shaded from light grey to almost black, and the light trousers are not part of the pattern
Stigi looped once round the neck with both ends hanging long, showing the eyelet ladder and the fringes at both ends, in white Jöklalopi. The shaded grey sweater and the light beige trousers are not part of the pattern

Stigi — Bulky Ladder Scarf Knitting Pattern

Sale price$8.00

Bulky scarf in moss stitch with a ladder of eyelets and fringes · Jöklalopi · white · 200 × 20 cm

Pattern only: the English PDF, emailed to you right after purchase. Yarn is not included.

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  • Lopi 43, no. 13 — Védís Jónsdóttir
  • One size · 200 × 20 cm, with fringes
  • The English knitting pattern (PDF), emailed right after purchase
  • Bulky Jöklalopi on a 10 mm needle — 10 stitches to 10 cm
  • One size, 200 × 20 cm (78¾″ × 7¾″), with fringes at both ends
  • Takes 4 hanks of Jöklalopi — yarn is not included
Man wearing Stigi wrapped round his neck, one end hanging down the front — white Jöklalopi in moss stitch with a column of eyelets down the middle and a thick fringe, in the pattern’s own colour. His sweater, shaded from light grey to almost black, and the light trousers are not part of the pattern
Stigi — Bulky Ladder Scarf Knitting Pattern Sale price$8.00

Why you'll love it

  • A ladder down the middleTwo decreases and a double yarn over make a column of eyelets the whole length of the scarf.
  • Bulky on 10 mmJöklalopi at 10 stitches to 10 cm — only 20 stitches across.
  • Moss stitchA knit-and-purl texture, 8 stitches wide, on both sides of the ladder.
  • Thick fringesTen fringes at each end, each of three 50 cm strands folded in half.
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Stigi — your questions, answered

How big is it?
One size: 200 cm long and 20 cm wide, plus the fringes at both ends. The width matches the 20 stitches at the pattern’s gauge (our check).
How much yarn do I need?
4 hanks of white Jöklalopi (0051), 100 g each. The pattern lists no other yarn, so the fringes come from the same hanks (our reading). White Jöklalopi is still made by Ístex; our shop sells Jöklalopi as Bulky Lopi.
How is the eyelet column knitted?
Over 4 stitches in the middle of the scarf. Row 1: knit 2 together, wrap the yarn over the needle twice, then slip 2 stitches knitwise one at a time and knit them together through the front. Row 2: purl 1, knit and purl into the double yarn over, purl 1. The pattern prints “Warp the yarn over twice” — it means wrap.
How are the fringes made?
Cut 60 strands of 50 cm. Take three strands, fold them in half, slip the loop through the edge of the scarf, slide the cut ends through the loop and tighten. Make ten fringes at each end and cut them even.
Can I use Plötulopi instead?
The pattern says “four ply Plötulopi” can replace Jöklalopi — four strands of Plötulopi held together (our reading) — but then the fringes need to be braided, because Plötulopi is unspun. It gives no amount for Plötulopi.
Is everything in the photos part of the pattern?
Only the scarf. The sweater, shaded from light grey to almost black, and the light trousers are not.
How do I get the pattern?
The PDF is emailed to you right after purchase. Nothing is posted. It is in English and has 4 pages: the cover photo; one page with the size, materials, gauge, the stitch instructions, the scarf and the fringes; a full-page photo; and Ístex’s back cover.

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