Odd Uses for the Patterns
Not everyone can pull off wearing a nine to twenty-six foot long knitted accessory. And there will be times when you want to show your fannish preferences in a more subtle way.
These patterns are here to help you.
Scarf Ties
Here’s a pattern for a Season Twelve man’s necktie in fingering weight Brown Sheep Nature Spun.
It’s only slightly more complicated to knit than a scarf; there are selvage stitches to keep the edges tidy, and it is in very thin yarn on very small needles.
You will have a lot of yarn left over to try some of the other patterns on this page.
Season 12 Man’s Tie in Nature Spun Fingering Weight Yarn
I’m thinking about a Season 18 tie, but in silk rather than chenille.
I’ll be experimenting with it over the next several months.
Kids, Babies & Doll Sized Scarves
Then there are the kids and baby sized versions of the Scarf. . .
Who doesn’t know someone with a teddy bear that could use a scarf?
These are scaled down versions of the Scarf; the Baby size is about four feet long, and about three inches wide, the Kid size is about seven feet long and about seven inches wide.
Baby Sized Season 12 in Vanna’s Choice
Baby Sized Season 18 in Lion Suede
Kid Sized Season 13 in Vanna’s Choice
Scarf Socks and Stockings
I saw a version of this on Ravelry.com and just had to do a pair.
These are toe-up thigh high stockings that will need a pair of garters to keep up.
You can also start at the toe, go as high as you wish and then do a few inches of ribbing to hold them up.
Season 12 Thigh-High Stockings in Brown Sheep Nature Spun Fingering
The Blue Variant
There is a non-canon, but very popular, version of the Sixth Doctor’s Multicolored jacket in nothing but blues.
Several people have knitted a ‘Blue Variant’ of the brown scarf (and there’s at least one gray scale version).
This is mine.
Kyrina on LiveJournal was the direct inspiration for this pattern.