Knitting with Ajeng : Poyeng's Fisherman's Scarf FREE Knitting Pattern

Fisherman's Rib aka Brioche.
This is the most favorite knitting pattern, both for beginner knitter and to people who like to have a knitting scarf, fast!!

This technique will give you a ribbing illusion, but not make your knitting looks shrinking.

example of 14 cast on - scarf

Poyeng’s Fisherman’s Scarf

Patterns by : Ajeng Sitoresmi

Yarn = 1-2 ball yarn in bulky weight

Knitting Needle = 10 mm (US 15)Single Pointed Needles

Gauge = not necessary

Abbreviation = - cast on, - K = Knit, - P = Purl, - Bind off, - YO = Yarn Over, - Sl = Slip, - K2tog = Knit 2 stitches together

Pattern :

Cast On = 14 sts

Do pattern fisherman’s rib as follow:

Fisherman’s Rib =

• Row 1 = [K1,P1] repeat until row finished
• Row 2 = [K1, YO, Sl1] repeat until row finished – 21 sts
• Row 3 = [(K2Tog in YO and Slip part of row before), YO, Sl1] repeat until row finished
• Repeat row 3 until you reach the length you want
• 1 row before BO = [(K2Tog in YO and Sl st from row before), P1] repeat until row finished – 14 sts
• Bind Off loosely

Additional Note :

You can add tassels at every end of the scarf if you want. If you want to change the cast-on, do it in multiples of 2. You can change the size of yarn and needle as you like. Don’t forget to add the amount of cast-on if you use smaller yarn and needle.

Let's knit this addictive yet relaxing scarf with me :D

scarf above use 28 cast on

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And if you interested to know more about this kind of pattern, while ago i accidentally find this book, which is talking all about brioche. And it is a very thick book!! - I just amaze how just writing one particular thing can result this thick book! It can give you pictures how detail the content-. It's also provide some lovely knitting pattern too. :)

Knitting Brioche: The Essential Guide to the Brioche Stitch

by Nancy Marchant

paperback 256 pages - North Lights Book

* feel free to comment, you may knit this pattern, but please read the intellectual property at this blog. thank you :)

Happy Knitting!!

@Ajeng_Poyeng