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🍂 Why You’ll Love Brickless
Brickless by Martina Behm is an eye-catching asymmetrical knitted scarf inspired by the vibrant atmosphere of Berlin in winter. Originally created for the Miss Babs 2012 Knitting Tour, this design combines simple stitch patterns with a striking geometric effect that resembles a city skyline stretching across the horizon.
Worked flat in garter stitch with gradually increasing rows, the scarf forms a long asymmetrical triangle that is both visually interesting and enjoyable to knit. The textured sections create depth without requiring overly complicated techniques, making the finished project stand out while maintaining a relaxing knitting experience.
🧶 Pattern Highlights
Designer: Martina Behm
Craft: Knitting
Category: Neck / Torso → Scarf
Published: December 2012
Construction: One-piece, worked flat
Shape: Asymmetrical triangle scarf
Design Features: Bias construction, mesh, ribbed, textured
Languages: English, German, Japanese
Sizes Available: One size
The combination of simple textured stitch patterns creates a distinctive architectural appearance inspired by Berlin’s illuminated skyline during cold winter evenings.
📏 Materials & Yardage
Suggested Yarn: Miss Babs Yowza
Yarn Weight: DK (11 WPI)
Needle Size:
• US 6 (4.0 mm)
Gauge:
4 stitches = 2.5 cm
in garter stitch
Yardage:
540–560 yards (494–512 m)
💵 Pattern Price
€7.59 EUR
Brickless is available as a paid digital download on Ravelry. The purchase includes all available language versions, allowing knitters to access the pattern in English, German, or Japanese. Originally released exclusively for participants of the Miss Babs 2012 Knitting Tour, it has since become one of Martina Behm’s memorable scarf designs, inspired by the winter skyline and history of Berlin.
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