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Sizes & Fit
This pattern comes in four adaptable sizes that will be determined by gauge (i.e. yarn and hook combination choices) and repeats worked.
Material Requirements
YARN + HOOKS
This pattern has been written to use any yarn weight available combined with the hook of your choice. There is no specific gauge to work with, instead you should strive to create a fabric that is both cosy and light. Following are the suggested yarn/hook combinations for this pattern, however feel free to modify the yarn weight or hook to create the desired fabric.
Fingering weight yarn - 4 or 4.5 mm hook
Sport weight yarn - 5 or 5.5 mm hook
DK weight yarn - 6 or 6.5 mm hook
Worsted weight yarn - 7 or 8 mm hook
Notions
tapestry needle • scissors • tape measure • kitchen scales
Yarn used in the sample:
The red scarf sample was made with Pascuali, Pinta (60% Virgin Wool (Merino extrafine, RWS certified), 20% Silk (Mulberry Silk), 20% Ramie, fingering weight, 50 g, 212 m / 232 yds) in color Coral 114 and a 4.5 mm Tunisian Crochet hook. 1 skein was used.
The green scarf was made with Katia, Tencel Cotton (67% Lyocell, 33% Cotton, DK weight, 50 g, 120 m) in color Pale Green 31 and a 5.5 mm Tunisian Crochet hook. 1 ball was used.
gauge
there is no gauge specific to this project since it was designed to be made with any yarn weight.
Swatch Instructions
The pattern is designed to start from a narrow corner and increase until desired width. Then the body increases until desired length. There is no swatch necessary, but the initial increase section can serve as a swatch to give you an idea of the final length/width.
