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I've come a long way in pattern writing. This pattern was originally written as a blog post but I've taken it down and replaced it with a pdf. The original short row instructions using a backwards yarnover has been replaced with wrap-and-turn. If you have any questions, please feel free to contact me and I'll try my best to help you out.

   

Size: 8.5" / 21.6 cm around the widest part (the ball) of the foot

Yarn: 2 balls Baruffa/Lane Borgosesia Aerobic (100% Extra Fine Merinos; 60g, 165m; 1.75 oz, 180 yds), in #61816. A solid or semi-solid yarn is strongly recommended. This yarn has been discontinued, so use another fingering weight yarn that will give you the gauge specified.

Needles: US1 / 2.25 mm set of dpns. Adjust needle size to obtain correct gauge.

Notions: Waste yarn; crochet hook; 2 extra double-pointed needles, same size as working needles or smaller; tapestry needle.

Gauge: 29 sts = 4" /10 cm in stockinette stitch. To save time and ensure correct sizing, check gauge.

Require Skills: Some experience with knitting socks toe-up, short rows, cabling without a cable needle.

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I've added the scarf pattern to my sidebar. I've also renamed it, for Liesel, who asked in the first place. I rather like her name! This is an easy lace scarf that can be knit in less than a day, and is a great stashbuster for those single skeins. It can be worked in various weights of yarn, from worsted down to laceweight. Worsted yields a very contemporary soft, chunky scarf, whereas laceweight yields a traditional delicate, airy scarf. For Liesel I used worsted. Try using 1 pattern repeat for a skinny scarf; add more pattern repeats for a wider scarf, perhaps 5 or so for a stole.

   

Size: One size fits all.

Yarn: 1 ball TLC Cara Mia (50% Acrylic, 19% Nylon, 18% Rayon, 13% Angora; 3.5 oz; approximately 210 yd) in #2205 Melon.

Needles: US8 / 5 mm. Adjust needle size to obtain correct gauge.

Gauge: 35 sts (edge sts + pattern) = 6.5" / 16.5 cm. To save time and ensure accurate sizing, check gauge.

Required Skills: Decreases, increases.

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