This GLORIA scarf is the little sister of the GLORIA tee, a design born out of my love for broken rib stitches. A fascination with something bold and stately, something to look up to, combined with a sense of elegance and pure beauty. Just like the T-shirt, this design is simple: a playful interplay of knit and purl stitches. Always a pleasure to knit and to wear.
The name GLORIA was therefore not chosen by chance. It is a name with allure, one that matches the sturdy yet graceful character of this stitch pattern and design. A name that stands on its own, one that won’t be easily blow away. A touch of royalty, yet at the same time understated and thoughtful.

This little scarf is a small knitting project, with a fun and relatively quick result. A delightful little project for anyone in the mood for some relaxing knitting.
You start knitting this scarf from one corner. By increasing stitches on one side and later decreasing them, the scarf takes on its beautiful shape. Would you like to make the scarf larger or smaller? Feel free to play around with the number of increases and adjust it to your personal taste. That way, it becomes totally your own!

Sizes
S (L)

Finished measurements
wingspan: 116 (168) cm – 45¾ (66¼) inches
center depth: 12 (17,5) cm – 4¾ (7) inches

Gauge
10 x 10 cm (4 x 4 inches) = 24 stitches x 36 rows in broken rib stitch (1x1) using 3.5 mm (US 4) needles, measured after washing and laying flat to dry

Needles
(circular) needle(s) 3.5 mm (US 4)

Yarn
sport weight
41 (74) g - 144 (259) m – 3157 (283) yds

This yarn amount is an approximation. Actual usage may vary depending on the type of yarn you use, your personal gauge, and any changes you make to the pattern.

Suggested yarn
Lang Yarns Regina (175m/191yds/50g): 50g (100g)

★(★) - beginner