Tomato Palindrome Scarf
Free knitting patterns for scarves don't have to be complicated in order to make a statement. Knitwear designer Carol Sunday proves this theory to be correct in her gorgeous design for a simple Tomato Palindrome Scarf. Consisting of only one row of repeated knitting, this scarf uses wide ribs in the center and narrow ribs along the edges to create a sophisticated look without any cables or lace.
Knitting Needle Size5 or 3.75 mm
Yarn Weight(2) Fine (23-26 stitches to 4 inches)
Finished size: 68" long, 10" wide
Gauge: 24-25 sts = 4" in St st. (Adjust needle size to obtain correct gauge)
Materials:
- Size 5 US (3.5 mm)
- 2 50gm skeins of Sunday Knits 3-ply Eden (100% merino), Angelic (75% merino 25% angora), Brigadoon 100% merino tweed), or Nirvana (92% merino 8% cashmere). Scarf if shown in Angelic 3-ply "tomato".
Note on yarn substitutions: If substituting another sport-weight yarn, 3 skeins may be needed to reach finished length.
Instructions:
Cast on 60 sts. Row 1: K2 p4 k8 p16 k16 p8 k4 p2.
Repeat row 1 until scarf measures 68".
Weave in ends.
Block.
Wear.
For more free patterns by Carol Sunday, visit her company profile page: Sunday Knits!
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The Designing Peng uin
May 21, 2016
Sophisticated yet simple - in a word understated. So many scarves are overworked and fussy in an effort to look stylish. This one adds a touch of class to an outfit without extra furbelows and bibelots -- love it
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