The Almond Torrone Scarf is a simple
beginner pattern to make your first (or
10th, 70th …) luxurious scarf!
I used only one color but this could be an
amazing scrap yarn project or a base for
the most eye-catching striped colorful
accessory.

The Almond Torrone Scarf is knitted in
1x1 ribbing until the desired length, then
you can decide if you want to add tassels
or not. The sample knit has been steam
blocked just lengthwise (so it doesn’t
really show the purl stitches) and it’s
meant to look like a curling-free
stockinette scarf.

The name of the pattern is inspired by a
famous (and delicious) italian nougat
confection that is usually served and
eaten around Christmas. Torrone is made
of honey, beaten egg whites, almonds,
wafers, hazelnuts and vanilla and has an
overall off white color.

Materials
yarn
5 balls of Drops Lima in the color 9025
Chalk - 50 gr 100 m per ball
total of meterage 500 meters \ 550 yards

gauge
36 sts x 21 rows in 1x1 ribbing using 3.5
mm needles

measurements
The width of the sample shown is 60 cm\
24 inc and the length is 150 cm\ 60 inc
without the tassels. You can however add
or cut the width and length based on your
preferences