This beautiful scarf was designed to keep me occupied on a long business trip. With two skeins of sock yarn and a sequence knit in mind, “April in York” sprouted forth from my needles. It’s a garter-based, rib stitch using a simple 10-stitch sequence which is sure to quiet frazzled nerves. I started from the bottom point and worked upward; all of the yarn is used. The optional stripes add interest.

Finished Measurements (one size, triangle): 76” wide x 18” deep

Materials: JaggerSpun Sock Yarn (100% wool, fingering wt) 436 yds/100g
1 hank ea: Ecru (Color A) and Lead (Color B)
US #3, 24” circular needle and US #5 (for bind off)

Gauge: 6.5 sts/in and 9 rows/in over pattern stitch after blocking.