The Changing Seasons Leaf Scarf is here to bring in the spring. This beautiful natural pattern is perfect for the warmer weather that spring brings. Whether on display in a solid color or blooming with the range of colors meant to bring it to life this eye catching pattern looks great.

“The changing of seasons
The living of life
We bloom fresh in spring
In our summer so bright
We wear colors in fall
And sleep winter’s night
Yet seasons do change
With new springs out of sight”
by Christopher Day

Materials:
Yarn- Wonderland Yarns Blossoms: Mary Anne, 80% Superwash Merino Wool and 20% Nylon, Fingering Weight, Shown In Zinnia, 113g/475 yds
Other Yarn Suggestions- Malabrigo Sock Metamorphosis, Malabrigo Ultimate Sock, Schoppel-Wolle Zauberperlen, Urth Uneek Fingering, or your favorite 100g hank of fingering yarn
Needles- Size 4 (3.5mm) 12-inch Circular Needles
Other- Two Stitch Markers, Kitchen Scale (capable of gram measurements)

Skills Used:
Cast On
Bind Off
Garter Stitch
Kfb
K2tog
ssk
Slip stitches (both with yarn in front and with yarn in back)

Notes:
This scarf is knitted in one piece from point to point.
This scarf is meant to use a 100g hank of fingering/sock weight yarn.
Gauge for this pattern is not particularly important. In this pattern you will weight your yarn during the middle section to determine how long to make your scarf. In this case gauge is to determine the needle size that gives you the drape you want your final project to have. Therefore, the gauge is not a goal.