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Contour patterns family included now Contour Cowl, Contour Hooded Scarf and Contour Hood as well.

Contour Scarf is a versatile, unisex design perfect for the whole family to keep your neck warm during the cold season. This scarf is worked in an easy, engaging ridged rib pattern with built-in I-cord edges for a more polished look.
All increases and decreases are incorporated into the pattern repeats, forming a triangle shape.
Optionally – for an extra touch, you can add a crochet border in contrasting color as one more cute detail.
It’s a perfect project to make a holiday gifts for your loved ones or just for relaxed knitting.

Contour Scarf is worked from tip to tip with incorporated increases and decreases and built-in I-cord edges.
Optionally – you can add a contrasting crochet border once the scarf is completed.
A video tutorial for this simple technique included in the pattern.

Sizes
One Size (easy adjustable)

Finished measurements
Central width: 35 cm / 13.75’’;
Length from tip to tip: 197 cm / 77.5’’;
Length of the scarf can be easily adjusted to the desired length.

Needles
4 mm (US 6) straight or circular needles;
Or needle size needed to obtain the correct gauge.
Notions: tapestry needle, 1 stitch marker, crochet hook 3.5 mm or any appropriate size (optional).

Original yarn
Approx 4 balls / 200 g of Drops Daisy (100% merino wool; 50g / 1.8oz – 110 m / 120 yds, color 11 Light Nougat)

Yardage: approx 400 m / 437 yds of similar heavy dk weight/worsted weight yarn.
approx 15 m / 16 yds of any similar weight yarn for contrasting crochet border.
Suggested yarn: any heavy dk/worsted weight yarn OR you can substitute to any yarn as long as you are happy with the fabric it creates.

Gauge
20 sts x 26 rows = 10 cm (4’’) in ridged rib pattern after blocking.
Gauge is not so critical for this project but it will affect finished measurements and created fabric.

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