One size fits all, though this design is easily modified by using different yarn and needle sizes. The scarf pictured was knit with fingering weight yarn on US size 4 needles (which results in a close-knit 6.25” X 60” scarf). Knit fingering weight yarn on size 6 or 7 needles for a looser “indoor accessory scarf” result or use a heavier weight yarn on size 5-8 needles for a thicker, close-knit winter scarf.

Materials used in example scarf: 1 skein Cascade Yarns
Heritage Silk in Cerulean (fingering weight yarn, 437
yards per 100 gram skein).
US size 4 needles

Abbreviations:
D st: Daisy Stitch (explained in detail in the pattern)
K: Knit
K2tog: Knit 2 stitches together (-1 decrease)
Kfb: Knit into the front and back legs of the same stitch (+1 increase)
P: Purl
rep: repeat
RS: Right side
SL 1: Slip one stitch, as if to purl
sts: stitches
WS: Wrong side
YO: yarn over

Gauge: 24 sts x 24 rows = 4”x 4” in daisy stitch