Half Fisherman’s Rib Tapered Scarf Knitting Pattern | Haven Harbor Scarf

Feb 4

This pattern is included in my Timeless Return knitting collection, available for sale on Amazon. See more information about the collection HERE.

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The scarf is worked flat from end to end. You begin with a narrow point and increase in half fisherman’s rib until reaching the full width. The body of the scarf is worked straight, allowing the rib to create its signature cushioned texture and clean lines. Decreases are then worked to shape the final point, echoing the beginning and giving the scarf its distinctive tapered silhouette. The result is a balanced, wearable accessory that feels classic, modern, and effortless to style.

Finished Measurements

The cowl is written in one size with a finished width of 14 in/35 cm and 19.5 in/49 cm length from top of the cowl to the bottom of the bandana.

Yarn

Approximately 300 yds/274 m or 2 skeins of Drops Air (164 yds/150 m per 1.8 oz/50 g skein; 65% Alpaca, 28% Polyamide, 7% Wool) or any other yarn that meets gauge. Color shown is 26 Beige.

Needles

Size (US8) 5mm 24 in/60 cm circular knitting needles or knitting needles required to obtain correct gauge.

Notions

1 stitch marker
tape measure
tapestry needle
scissors

Gauge

6 STS + 32 rows/rounds = 4 in/10 cm in garter stitch. If your gauge differs when working flat vs. in the round, adjust needle size as needed to match the pattern gauge.

Helpful Links

How to join in the round

How to knit SSK (slip slip knit)

How to work a standard bind off

How to join a new skein of yarn