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Shizuku

Angela Tong Designs
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Knitting
November 2010
Noro Kureyon
4.5 stitches and 6 rows = 1 inch in in garter stitch
US 8 - 5.0 mm
220 yards (201 m)
One size, but it can be easily customized. Instructions are given on how to make the scarf longer.

I am working on some additions to the pattern. So the pattern will be temporarily unavailable.

Shizuku means drops or tear-drop shape in Japanese. This scarf is knit from side to side with the droplets knitted along one side. The droplets are made with short row shaping.

The samples are made with with 2 skeins of Noro Kureyon, but you can substitute any yarn with the same weight. I have included instructions on how to make the scarf larger/longer if desired. You will need more than 220 yards of yarn if you are going to make the scarf longer.

Finished length (blocked): approx 63” / 160cm