Echo Scarf by Meg Roke

Echo Scarf

Knitting
October 2019
Worsted (9 wpi) ?
17 stitches and 26 rows = 4 inches
in stockinette stitch
US 8 - 5.0 mm
297 - 499 yards (272 - 456 m)
one size: Length: 108.25 inches / 275 cm; Width: 8.25 inches / 21 cm
English
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The Streak of Lightning block is one often used on large scale in modern quilting. Some quilts only feature one or two big zig-zags to create a bold dramatic effect. This design is inspired by such quilts. In this design, the movement of the Streak of Lightning block is the focus. Here, a bright stripe of color moves through the center of the scarf like an echo in a cave.

This scarf is extra long and is meant to use every last yard of the contrasting color. However, a shorter scarf (half the length) can be made with just one ball of contrasting color, if desired.

Materials
Freia Fine Handpaints Semi-solid Worsted (100% wool; 170 yds / 154 m per 100g skein); color: MC Hunter; 2 skeins 245 yards of worsted weight yarn
Freia Fine Handpaints Ombre Worsted (100% wool; 127 yds / 116 m per 75 g
skein); color: CC Aurora; 2 skeins or 254 yards of worsted weight yarn
One 16 inch US#8 / 4.75 mm circular needle, or size needed to obtain correct gauge
Yarn needle