Easy Lace Scarf Knitting Pattern With Sleeves!

Overwild is a new easy lace scarf knitting pattern with sleeves that is sized like a sweater so that you can get the perfect fit for your body. Pair this gorgeous lace scarf with sleeves with your favorite dress or top to transition from winter to spring in style!

What is a Lace Scarf Knitting Pattern With Sleeves?

It’s just like it sounds. It’s an easy scarf knitting pattern for beginners with a set of ribbed sleeves on each end. You put on a sleeve, wrap the scarf around your torso/neck 1.5 times, and then put on the other sleeve, and voila!

You’ve got a gorgeous wrap with sleeves that wards off the spring chill while allows wear your favorite summer top or dress!

The sleeves, of course, keep your arms warm, but they also act as an anchor so that you wrap/scarf are not dangling in the way of your every day tasks!

Note: The yarn for this pattern was provided for me at no charge by the yarn company. Yarn support allows designers, like me, to continue to provide you with gorgeous patterns while we grow!

How Difficult Is This Easy Scarf Knitting Patterns For Beginners?

Not at all! Do you know how to knit and purl? How about work simple increases and decreases for the ribbed sleeves? If not, no worries! I’ll teach you through the detailed instructions in the easy lace scarf knitting pattern.  

If you have these skills already, then you are golden!

Where Does The Lace Come In On This Lace Scarf Knitting Pattern?

See the simple, yet gorgeous edging on the wrap part of this easy lace scarf? That’s it! Yes, it’s really that simple (and that beautiful)!

If you can yarn over and decrease, then you can work this lace edging. And the rest is simple and relaxing stockinette. The Wild series is all about elevated basics that you can wear with everything!

The Knitting Pattern Says It’s Part of the “Wild Series”, What Does That Mean?

Overwild, as well as all Wild series sweaters, has modification at its core. What flatters one woman may not flatter another.

So Overwild had all sorts of additional instructions to change sleeve and wrap lengths, to alter the width or add drape. While Overwild may appear to be a basic sweater wrap in neutral colors (the kind perfect for any capsule wardrobe) there’s nothing basic about this pattern. 

Get the perfect width and length for you as well as excellent sleeve fit! Knit the pattern from cuff to cuff or knit both sleeves first and join at the end. The options are endless!

Knitting Pattern Details for Overwild

Sizes

For Finished Bust: 28 (32, 36, 40, 44) [48, 52, 56, 60]”/71 (81.5, 91.5, 101.5, 112) [122, 132, 142, 152.5] cm

Yarn

880 (1065, 1235, 1415, 1620) [1840, 2070, 2305, 2520] yds/805 (975, 1130, 1295, 1480) [1680, 1895, 2110, 2305] m of a DK weight yarn

Suggested Yarn

Miss Babs Yowza (100% superwash Merino wool) 560 yds/512m, 227g/8 oz – 2 (2, 3, 3, 3) [4, 4, 5, 5] skeins in Rock Sparrow

Needles & Notions

US 7/4.5 mm – 24”/60 cm and DPNs or Magic Loop

Stitch markers, tapestry needle

Concentration Level

Low – as low as you can go! It’s got easy ribbed sleeves and loads of stockinette edged with simple lace.

Techniques to Indulge In

Knitting in the round

Flat knitting

Knitting a small circumference

Simple increases and decreases

Easy lace

How to Style a Scarf With Sleeves

In the winter, toss the scarf with sleeves on over a long-sleeve top or even a sweater (that ribbing can take it!). Or transform a formal gown (or wedding dress) into cold-friendly formalwear without losing an inch of chic style.

In the spring & autumn, start with it on in the morning over a cute tee then roll it up and toss it in your bag until you need it again in late afternoon!

A scarf with sleeves is the perfect grab-and-go accessory for every formal and casual occasion! So grab your pattern and cast on for some relaxing, fun knitting!