Picking colors for a color-block scarf can be the hardest part — will that mustard really work next to navy, or is teal better between the stripes? This little tool lets you find out before you pick up a hook. Choose from the Debbie Bliss Cashmerino Aran palette or Paintbox Simply DC, then click your way through the stripes, and see your exact combination take shape right on screen. Once you’ve landed on a palette you love, you’ll find direct links to order each shade below. Add a name for your pattern and enter your color choices, then click Print for a printout to add to your pattern.
Stripe Scarf — Editable Color Visualizer
Set your block sizes in rows, then color it in.
How this works: The list on the right is your scarf’s structure, top to bottom, in row counts — same numbers you’d use from your pattern. Edit any number, add or remove blocks, or use “Mirror” to copy a section in reverse onto the end (handy for symmetric scarves). The scarf on the left redraws itself automatically, scaled to fit. Once the structure looks right, pick a color below and click stripes to fill them in. Name your scarf and record your final colors at the bottom of the panel, then print a copy to keep with your pattern.
My Stripe Scarf
Block Structure
Row count per block, in order from the top of the scarf.
Yarn Colors
Choose a yarn line, then pick a color and click stripes to fill them in.
Name & Materials List
Name your scarf and record your five colors — this becomes a printable reference for your pattern.