Kit Willow Scarf
The Kit Willow scarf by Brooknit Bonneterie is the perfect kit to knit a trendy skinny scarf.
The name comes from the shape of the leaf of the weeping willow tree, a symbol of grief, resilience, and immortality.
It will entertain and satisfy the knitters looking for an elevated and sophisticated look.
Warmer than the classic silk square, more elegant than a chunky scarf.
It is designed for everyone: short enough to wear as a one wrap around your neck; long enough to double the rounds!
The pattern is written in a single size, with instructions, and access to quick videos to support your learnings, or refresh your skills.
The pattern and sizing is designed based on the Brooknit Bonneterie's yarn (100% Merino superwash, worsted weight). Needles US size 8 / 5mm.
Choose from the 7 colors available!
Which needles? In a nutshell:
A - Aluminium - Advanced
B - Bamboo - Beginner
Inside the Kit
- 1/2 cake of yarn, 2oz.
- Explanations and pattern documents: all the instructions to follow step by step, and QR codes to access video-tutorials for specific moves.
- 1 tapestry needle. The small essential to finish the item by weaving the ends.
- 1 marker row counter. So helpful to track your progress.
- 3 stitch markers; just in case!.
- 1 cloth label to be sewn.
- 1 no-iron fabric label to add the name (ideal to put on the back of the cloth label)
- 1 little card for a keepsake or if you knit and gift!
All items are stored in cotton drawstring bags. The larger one, containing the yarn, can also be used as a wash bag to protect the item in the washing machine.
Care
Good news: the Super Wash 100% Merino is machine washable! Pick the delicate or wool program, use a wool detergent, cold temperature.
Just lay flat to dry (preferably on a towel) and VOILA!
Gravity on wet wool is not a friend here and will cause distortions in the garment.
For small stains, you can gently use a little bit of soap and water.
And remember, Merino wool is a natural fiber and you don't need to wash often. Unpleasant odors can naturally fly away by simply airing out the garment for a couple of hours (weather permitting obviously!).