Autumn chill is in the air, and the Rose Hill Bandana is here for it. Designed by Alexandra Weston, this pattern is for the days you're running out the door on your way to a fall adventure and just need something quick to wrap around your neck. No fuss, no fumbling with a full scarf, just grab it and go. It's equally at home on the days when it's properly chilly and the days when you genuinely can't tell what the weather's about to do.
This bandana-style neck scarf is built on a simple repeating mesh pattern that gently increases along one side, giving it its soft, triangular shape. The lacy mesh is flanked by clean i-cord edges, and the stripe sequence marls colors together as you go, creating a gentle, gradient-like blend rather than hard color blocks. It's a satisfying knit that looks far more intricate than it actually is.
Want to see it in other colorways? Browse finished Rose Hill Bandanas from our community on the Ravelry projects page here.
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Pattern details
Skill Level: Emerging Beginner to Intermediate Knitter
Yarn
Heavy Lace Weight held double
Samples knit in: Farmer’s Daughter Fibers Oh Dang! Minis (74% Suri Alpaca, 26% Silk, 328 yards/50g).
• Sample 1: Peach
• Sample 2 : Vine
• Sample 3: Rose
Pictured is also 2 skeins of Soka’pii in The Den + Celedon Kush
Measurements
(One Size) 40” long and 4.5” at its widest point
Needles
US 5/3.75 mm circular needle (24” cord recommended)
Gauge
24 sts over 4” in cluster pattern = 8 repeats of yo, cluster)