Neville's Scarf Pattern from Harry Potter and the Goblet of Fire: A Free Knitting Guide by Danielle Smith

House Unity Scarp

by Danielle Smith If you've seen the Harry Potter and the Goblet of Fire movie, you may have noticed the very cool scarf that Neville wears during the second task. I just knew that I needed to have that scarf, and so I've created this “pattern" so others can have it, too. My colors are quite a lot brighter than the ones on Neville's scarf, so be sure to choose shades that work for you.

Pattern illustration

Because I live in a warm climate, I opted for a flatter, ribbed scarf. If you prefer a tube, see my note about gauge. Finished Width: 6 inches Finished Length: 5.5 feet, without fringe

Yarn

-2 skeins Lion Brand Wool-Ease in Black (3 skeins if you're knitting in the round or making a larger scarf) -less than 1 skein each of Lion Brand Wool-Ease in Cranberry, Buttercup, Forest Green Heather, and Blue Heather \*Substitute with any worsted-weight yarn in the shades of your choice. For movie accuracy, go with darker and more muted shades.

Gauge

8 stitches by 6 rows = 1 square inch \*Note about gauge: My scarf is knit entirely in 1x1 rib. If you would prefer to knit a tube, you need to pay careful attention to your gauge to cast on the correct number of stitches. E.g., if your gauge is 5 stitches to the inch, you'll want to cast on 60 stitches in the round to obtain the correct width. Needles US 8 / 5mm @ Danielle Smith - Some Rights Reserved - This work is licensed under the Creative Commons Attribution-NonCommercialShareAlike 3.0 Unported License (http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-sa/3.0/). This pattern may be freely distributed, but you may not sell copies. You may sell your finished product as long as credit is given to me for the pattern. Any questions, about the pattern or the CC license, may be directed to danielle.chezminou@gmail.com.

Pattern, worked in k1p1 rib

CO 48 stitches. \*see gauge note above if working stockinette in the round Work 28 rows i 6 rows red. 3 rows black. 6 rows yellow. 3 rows black. 6 rows green. 3 rows black. 6 rows blue. 28 rows black. 3 rows red. 28 rows black. 3 rows yellow. 28 rows black. 3 rows green. 28 rows black. 3 rows blue. 28 rows black. 3 rows blue. 28 rows black. 3 rows green. 28 rows black. 3 rows yellow. 28 rows black. 3 rows red. 28 rows black. 6 rows blue. 3 rows black. 6 rows green. 3 rows black. 6 rows yellow. 3 rows black. 6 rows red. 28 rows black. BO all stitches.

Pattern illustration

Fringe: I wrapped yarn around SS, as suggested in one of the atypically.knit scarf patterns, then placed groups of three pieces every few stitches on each end. Each large black block is a little over 4.5 inches, each thick colored stripe is 1 inch, and each skinny stripe is half an inch. Happy knitting! @ Danielle Smith - Some Rights Reserved - This work is licensed under the Creative Commons Attribution-NonCommercialShareAlike 3.0 Unported License (http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-sa/3.0/). This pattern may be freely distributed, but you may not sell copies. You may sell your finished product as long as credit is given to me for the pattern. Any questions, about the pattern or the CC license, may be directed to danielle.chezminou@gmail.com.

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