Cymone chose the color for this scarf. I can't say I would have made the same decision, though it will look great against her blue eyes. I made up the pattern and added knitted flowers to tone the turquoise down a little.
Triangle Scarf
Materials:
2 skeins Classic Elite Cricket yarn
US 8 needles
Directions:
CO 10 stitches. Knit next row.
RS - K7, place marker, K1fb, knit to end.
WS - Knit all stitches.
Continue the pattern as established above, increasing one stitch after maker on all RS rows by knitting into the front and back of the next stitch until the scarf measures 19".
RS - K7, slip marker, ssk, knit to end.
WS - Knit all stitches.
Continue this pattern until 10 stitches remain. BO.
On each end of the scarf, with RS facing, use remaining Classic Elite Cricket yarn to PU 10 sts.
WS - Knit all sts.
RS - K1, ssk, knit to end.
When 5 sts remain, knit across. DO NOT TURN. Push sts to opposite side of needle. Knit.
Repeat this pattern until cable measures approximately 5 inches. Bind off.
Summer Flowers
Materials:
1 skein of any cotton/linen combination
3 US 8 needles or smaller
Directions (make 5 petals):
CO 6 stitches using knitted cast on.
Row 1 - *K1, CO1, K1, CO1, K1* repeat once more (10 sts).
Row 2 and all even rows - Purl across.
Row 3 - *K1, CO1, K3, CO1. K1* repeat once more (14 sts).
Row 5 - K1, CO1, K4, ssk, k2tog, K4, CO1, K1 (14 sts).
Row 7 - K5, ssk, k2tog, K5 (12 sts).
Row 9 - K4, ssk, k2tog, k4 (10 sts)
Row 11 - ssk, K1, ssk, k2tog, k1, k2tog (6 sts).
Row 13 - K1, ssk, k2tog, k1 (4 sts).
DO NOT BIND OFF. Break yarn and leave tail. Set aside.
Once you have 5 petals, carefully place them face-up in a circle. Stitches should face center of circle. Thread a tapestry needle with the tail of your 5th petal. Run the needle through each set of stitches in sequence. Pull the thread tight, weave in tail. Weave in all tails & trim.
Sew each flower along the bottom edge of your completed triangle scarf and you're done!
Model it, Cymone? Very cute.
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