| Rachel came up with this pattern after looking at the gorgeous Huron for weeks - and wondering what she was going to do with it!
Purling 3 stitches together (and then purling them again!) as well as the twists are not difficult, but if you are a tight knitter, this pattern can get a little maddening. Take a deep breath, loosen up a little bit, and enjoy! Otherwise, this is a pretty easy scarf that looks more complicated than it actually is. |
Abbreviations
- rs: Right Side
- ws: Wrong Side
- K: knit
- P: purl
- K2tog: Knit 2 stitches together, as if they were one.
- tbl: through the back of the loop.
- DS: (Daisy Stitch) Purl 3 together, but leave those 3 stitches on the left hand needle. Wrap the working yarn over the top of the right hand needle and back to the front, then purl the same 3 stitches again, and drop them off the left hand needle.
- LT: (Left Twist) Insert right hand needle in back of second stitch on left hand needle and k st tbl, leave sts on needle, k2 tog tbl.
- RT: (Right Twist): K2tog, but leave sts on the left hand needle, then knit the first stitch again and drop both sts off left hand needle.
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- CO 28 sts
- Row 1(rs): p1, k26, p1
- Row 2 (ws): k1, p2, k1, DS, k1, DS, k1, p4, k1, DS, k1, DS, k1, p2, k1
- Row 3: p1, RT, k9, RT, LT, k9, LT, p1
- Row 4: k1, p2, k1, p1, k1, DS, k1, p1, k1, p4, k1, p1, k1, DS, k1, p1, k1, p2, k1
- Repeat rows 1-4 until scarf measures about 55 inches unblocked. Finish with row 1, and BO all stitches. Block to finished length of 65 inches.
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