The triangular shape is knitted sideways starting with an I-cord Tab Cast On. Knit to the center point with increases along one edge and then work decreases to slope the shape to the other tip.
Only one color is worked at a time using a slip stitch technique to produce the alternating check pattern. This little shawl shape is quick to knit and accommodates single skeins and stash yarn beautifully. Just knit half of your yarn as you reach the center of the shawl and then knit the other half of your yarn for the decrease section. Go bold with a high contrast combo or embrace a soft and subtle shadow effect with lower contrast.
SIZE:
62″ / 157cm wingspan length, 10″ / 25cm at widest part. Measurements taken after blocking.
GAUGE:
30 sts & 50 rows = 4″ / 10cm in slip stitch pattern after blocking
MATERIALS:
Yarn:
Choose one self-striping yarn (100g) like Schoppel Wolle Zauberball Crazy and one contrasting solid (100g) to knit this simple skinny scarf.
Shown in
West Wool HEX (85% Merino Wool; 15% Nylon; 437yds / 400m per 100g skein)
Color A - Seahorse
Schoppel Wolle Zauberball Crazy (75% Wool; 25% Nylon; 459yds / 420m per 100g ball)
Color B - Hello Grellow
Needles: US 4 / 3.5mm circular in 24″ / 60cm length or size needed to obtain gauge
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