Outlander Scarf | Brianna Fraser Pattern
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Inspired by the cowl/scarf that Brianna finds in her mother’s trunk in season 4, episode 7 ‘Down the rabbit hole’.
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Outlander Scarf – Brianna Fraser Pattern
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Skill Level – Basic (Beginner)
Notes
This scarf knits up quickly in bulky yarn, and the simple design makes for a relaxing and enjoyable knit.
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Measurements/Size
- Adult woman
- Length of scarf – 76 inches/193 cm (this is the total length – when it is stitched up, it will be 38 inches long, lying flat).
- If you want to make the scarf larger – add more yarn; for example, knit with 4 skeins (two strands together) to make the scarf double the length.
Gauge – 7 sts/10 rows in 4×4 inches/10x10cm in garter stitch.
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The Supplies You Need…
Yarn
- 2 x 100g skeins of Hayfield Chunky Tweed With Wool / 145m – Shade 0183 – grey
- Any super bulky (06) weight yarn/super chunky/14 Ply.
- Yarn Weight Guide (+ Conversion Chart)
- I knit the yarn with two strands together.
- Good yarn substitute – Lion Brand Wool-Ease Thick and Quick.
Needles
- 20 mm (US 36) straight knitting needles
Notions
- Tape measure
- Darning needle
- Scissors
Abbreviations
Knitting Abbreviations And Terms (US And UK)
- CO – Cast on
- Cont – Continue
- K – knit
- St(s) – stitch(es)
Pattern
- With CO 14 sts
- Knit every row.
- This will create longer open loops in the fabric.
- Knit every row (garter stitch) until the piece measures – around 76 inches from the cast-on edge.
- *Just continue to knit until you are running out of yarn and leave enough to cast off*
- Cast off
- Sew both ends together – seam using a vertical invisible seam.
- Sew in any loose ends.
Inspired By A Scarf Worn By Brianna In Outlander Season 4
If you have been watching the Outlander TV series, in season four, you have probably noticed the beautiful knitted pieces that the main character Claire and her daughter Brianna wear, including shawls, wraps, scarves, and fingerless mittens.
Inspired by Brianna wearing a bulky knit infinity scarf in Fraser’s Ridge, North Carolina, this scarf is knit flat and seamed.
You can wear it doubled around your neck as a chunky cowl or stretched out to wrap around your shoulders for extra warmth.
Basic knowledge of knitting is all that is required for you to get started.
Related Post: Knitting For Beginners -The Complete Guide Step-By-Step
More Outlander Knitting Patterns
Claire and Brianna’s costumes have motivated many knitters to make shawls, infinity scarves, and more throughout the seasons that have aired so far.
I wanted to make a collection of knits that are inspired by both Claire and her daughter Brianna, from mittens to scarves.
- You can see more Outlander knitting patterns here – Outlander Patterns {Beginner + Intermediate}
- Grab the Ultimate Outlander Pattern Collection of Ebooks in my shop here: The Ultimate Outlander Knitting Pattern Collection
Popular Patterns
- Outlander Carolina Shawl Pattern
- Claire’s Rent Shawl Knitting Pattern
- Outlander Cowl Knitting Pattern (Claire Season 1)
- Journeycake Sontag Shawl Knitting Pattern
- Jenny’s Shawl Knitting Pattern (Outlander Knit)
- Beret Knitting Pattern (Beginner Friendly!)
- Brianna’s Capelet Outlander Knitting Pattern
- Fraser’s Ridge Outlander Shawl Pattern
A Basic Infinity Scarf Pattern For Beginners
The Outlander infinity scarf pattern is perfect for the colder weather, as it has been knit with bulky weight yarn (05) in Hayfield chunky tweed with wool, shade 0183 – grey.
Using knit stitches, you will create an interesting design, knit flat on straight needles, then seamed to join.
I knit with two strands of that yarn together and used 20 mm (US 36) straight knitting needles to create large open stitches.
Resources and tutorials you may find helpful in following this pattern:
This pattern is great for any beginner knitters.
- Knitting cast-on methods
- Knitting Lessons
- How to cast on knitting
- How to cast off knitting for total beginners (step by step)
- How to knit garter stitch
- How to knit the purl stitch (for beginners + a video tutorial)
- How to knit stockinette stitch (for beginners)
- How to read knitting patterns for beginners
- Knitting abbreviations and terms (US and UK)
- How to knit rib stitch patterns (1×1 and 2×2 ribbing)
- How to knit with two strands of yarn together
- The mattress stitch – how to seam knitting
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Happy knitting!
