Knit Amber Reversible Scarf Pattern & Tutorial
- Phanessa Fong
- Apr 27, 2025
- 3 min read
Hi friends! Today's pattern is the Knit Amber Reversible Scarf. While working on the scarf, I noticed the reverse side looked more like the "right side" to me, so I named the scarf the Amber Reversible Scarf. I know, very original LOL.
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Right-Handed Video Tutorial: https://youtu.be/j1HNIm0ZX38
Left-Handed Tutorial: https://youtu.be/QPDMeVs7qow
SIZE - 50" x 10"
GAUGE = in pattern
4" = 16 Stitches | 12 Rows
YARN USED Yarn Bee, Tender Touch | Color: Amber
2 balls | 270 yards
NEEDLES - I used Knit Picks, Rainbow Straight Needles
US 11/8mm
OTHER Tape Measure
SKILL LEVEL – Intermediate
ABBREVIATIONS
co – Cast on
st(s) – Stitch(es)
sl – Slip
yo – Yarn over
k – Knit
p – Purl
k2tog – Knit 2 sts together
wyif – With yarn in front
wyib – With yarn in back
pw – Purl-wise
rs – Wrong side
rep – Repeat
bet – Between
p3sso – Pass 3 slip stitches over
SPECIAL STITCHES
m5k - Make 5: [k1, yo] twice, k1 all in the same stitch.
Work 5tog (work 5 sts together): wyif, sl 3 pw, k2tog, p3sso.
NOTES – Pattern is written in US terms.
Tip: Aside from rows 4-5 & 10-11, all the rest of the rows are “knit the knit stitches, and purl the purl stitches”.
For every row, slip the first stitch purl-wise with yarn in the front. K the last stitch.
co 43 sts. This stitch pattern is in multiples of 8 +1 (I added 2 for selvedge edges)
Row 1 (rs): sl1, k1, [p5, k1, p1, k1]. Rep bet [ ] until last st. k last st.
Row 2: sl1, p1, [k1, p1, k5, p1]. Rep bet [ ] until last st. k last st.
Row 3: sl1, k1, [p5, k1, p1, k1]. Rep bet [ ] until last st. k last st.
Row 4: sl1, p1, [m5k, p1, work 5tog, p1]. Rep bet [ ] until last st. k last st.
Row 5: sl1, k1, [p1, k1, p5, k1]. Rep bet [ ] until last st. k last st.
Row 6: sl1, p1, [k5, p1, k1, p1]. Rep bet [ ]until last st. k last st.
Rows 7 - 9: sl1, Rep rows 5 - 6, then 5 again.
Row 10: sl1, p1, [work 5tog, p1, m5k, p1]. Rep bet [ ] until last st. k last st.
Rows 11 - 12: Rep rows 1 - 2 once.
Rep Rows 1-12 until you run out of yarn (approx. 135 yards). Attach a new ball of yarn and continue the pattern until you run out of yarn. To match the beginning, End on row 2 or 8.
Finishing
Bind off and weave in ends. Blocking is recommended.
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