As soon as I learned about the Fibonacci Sequence, I became fascinated. Discovered by the mathematician, Leonardo Pisano, (called “Fibonacci” as “filius Bonacci” or “the son of Guglielmo dei Bonacci) in Pisa, Italy in the early 1200s, the Fibonacci sequence appears everywhere in nature, from the number of petals on flowers to the number of leaves on trees to the number of individual flowers on sunflowers and broccoli. In simplest terms, the Fibonacci sequence of numbers is such that each number is the sum of the previous two. I decided to combine the Fibonacci sequence with my love of colorblock and create the Disegno Fibonacci scarf. Easy-to-knit Garter Stitch is combined with a lovely and refined flat selvedge edge. The scarf is a wonderful stashbuster: it uses only a total of 189g of 4 different colors, so feel free to play around and make the design your own!

Finished Dimensions
Approximately 6” x 60”

Level
Advanced Beginner

Materials
Worsted weight yarn (add more for swatching)
C1: 37 g/82 yards/75 meters
C2: 45 g/99 yards/91 meters
C3: 62 g/137 yards/126 meters
C4: 45 g/99 yards/91 meters
Suggested yarn: Urth Harvest Worsted (Extra fine Superwash Merino) 220 yards/200m/100g. 1 hank each color: Ecru, Cinnamon, Grape Leaf & Thyme.

Needles/Notions
U.S. Size 8 (5.0 mm)–needles OR needle size needed to match gauge

Gauge
20 sts & 40 rows= 4”/10 cm in Garter Stitch after blocking.

Tools
Blunt tapestry needle; scissors; stitch markers; tape measure/ruler

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