Get in Touch scarf and wrap knitting pattern is easy to knit with worsted weight yarn. An 8-row repeat stitch pattern creates a modern triangular design that is reversible! It looks exactly the same on both sides.

If there was ever a year that reminded us how much we value the personal connections with our friends and family… it was 2020. These days, we have so many choices to easily, and often instantly, get in touch with friends and family: text message, phone call, email, social media, and video calls. The repeating triangles in this 8-row repeat stitch design represent the connections we make when we reach out and get in touch with those we care about.

DIRECTIONS FOR THREE (3) SIZES:
Approximate sizes after blocking…

Scarf: 8” wide x 68” long
Wide Scarf: 11.5” wide x 70.5” long
Wrap: 21.5” wide x 62” long

Any of the sizes may be made longer by adding pattern repeats. Each pattern repeat adds about 1.25” to the length of the project. Pattern includes estimates for additional yardage needed to make each size longer.

WORSTED #4 WEIGHT YARN:

Scarf: 410 - 420 yards
Wide Scarf: 610 - 630 yards
Wrap: 1000 - 1050 yards

Select the needle size that gives the best appearance for your yarn. Finished size and amount of yarn needed may vary depending on yarn choice and gauge.

For the scarf shown, I used two skeins of Malabrigo Rios in the ‘Gris’ colorway.

GAUGE:

Pattern stitch with US size 7 needles: approximately 19 stitches & 25 rows = 4”

Though exact gauge is not essential, this stitch pattern will look best with fairly tight stitches. A significantly different gauge may require more (or less) yarn.

NEEDLES:

I used US size 7 knitting needles. Choose the needle size that gives the best appearance with your yarn and your knitting tension.

Circular knitting needles recommended for making a wrap in order to comfortably accommodate the number of stitches.

Straight knitting needles may be used for making a scarf.

SKILL LEVEL: Easy

You will need to know how to cast on stitches, knit and purl confidently, read a row by row knitting pattern, bind off stitches and weave in ends.

Blocking of finished knitting is recommended.

This pattern uses standard U.S. knitting terms.

Written pattern with row by row instructions.