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Knitting on the diagonal is a novel concept. This scarf takes full advantage of the idea –making for a fun-to-knit scarf with a cool, angular vibe.
The neatly shaped ends get even more emphasis with whimsical pom pom accents.
The diagonal diamond stitch pattern gives the appearance of alternating solid and lacy ribbons running the length of the scarf. Each lacy ribbon has little openwork diamonds shapes punctuated with little nupps that give the scarf lots of textural and visual interest. Plus, the stitch pattern is only a 6-row repeat that you will easily learn.
Knit-in garter stitch edgings all around create a tailored and fast finish.
The scarf blocks out beautifully in a classic wool with a nice, flat finish.
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Finished Knit Measurements: 8" [20 cm] x 66" [167.5 cm]
Skill Level:
Yarn Used: Knitpicks Wool of the Andes (100% Peruvian Highland Wool); 1.75 oz/50g [110 yds/100 m] per ball: 4 balls in #24279 Mink Heather.
Gauge(s):
Pattern Gauge: Approx 16 sts and 21 rows = 4" [10 cm] in Lace patt, blocked.
Yarn Label Gauge and Information: A worsted-weight wool blend with a suggested gauge of 18-20 sts = 4" [10 cm] size US 6-9 [4-5.5 mm] needles.
Approximate Total Yardage Required: 425 yd [389 m].
Some suggested yarns to try:
Berroco Ultra Alpaca, Cascade Yarns Cascade 220, Plymouth Encore Worsted, Paintbox Simply Aran, Milla Mia Naturally Soft Aran, Debbie Bliss Cashmerino Aran.
If you have a yarn substitute to suggest for this project, email us!
Knitting Needles Used: Size 8 [5 mm] needles OR SIZE TO OBTAIN GAUGE.
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Posted by Bev Smith on 2nd Nov 2018
excellent pattern
An easy knit with beautiful results
one scarf done, a second started. They will be beautiful Christmas gifts
Posted by Unknown on 6th Mar 2017
This pattern has both chart and written instructions. I've fought with it a bit as it's a little above my experience level, but what a delight as it begins to come together into a beautiful scarf.
Posted by Lianne Cockerton on 21st Feb 2017
The 6 lines are easy to learn and I was able to knit without a pattern after about 1/4 of the length done. It is so very pretty.