Worked entirely seamlessly through the clever application of Judy’s Magic Cast On, the Kitchener stitch, and a few picked up stitches, this scarf knits up quickly in bulky yarn and features reversible patterning. This would be a fantastic introduction to reversible cables, as there are only three in the entire piece.

Errata
Magazine calls for the Figure-8 Cast On to be used to begin the scarf. Judy’s Magic should be used, instead. Also, the printed gauge for this pattern says 1x1 rib; it should be taken across a swatch of stockinette.

Sizes
Adult; one size fits all.

Finished Measurements
Circumference of scarf, including hood 80 inches
Width 8 inches

Materials

• SCHACHENMAYR Silenzio, 50g balls, each approx 66yd/60m (50% Acrylic, 25% Wool, 25% Alpaca); 5 balls #36 Cranberry
• 1 size 11 (8mm) circular knitting needles, 60”/152 cm long, or any size to obtain correct gauge
• Stitch marker
• Stitch holder
• Yarn needle
• Scissors
• Pompom maker (optional for making pompom)

Gauge
10 sts and 16 rows = 4”/10cm in Stockinette st

Knitting a hood of your own? We’d love to have you come join Club Sexy and show us what you’ve got!