The Tormurjuk Scarf by Catherine Salter Bayar uses texture among stitches worked flat, with the regularity of horizontal garter ridges against the diagonal rows of petals formed by the floral bud stitch, arranged in alternating squares and rectangles, like fallen buds of spring on cobblestoned streets.
I-cords keep the scarf edges tidy, but ever so slightly curvy. Tomurcuk means “bud” in Turkish, spelled phonetically here.
FINISHED MEASUREMENTS:
Approx. 10’’/ 25.5 cm wide x 72’’ / 183 cm long
GAUGE:
24 stitches and 44 rows = 4 inches in garter stitch
Tormurjuk Pattern PDF
2 skeins of Carmen
Needles and notions are not included.
This scarf is knit using US 6 knitting needles.