The Honey Scarf is a cozy scarf knitted in a cable and rib pattern. Using fingering weight wool held with mohair makes this a light yet soft and warm accessory to any outfit.

CONSTRUCTION
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The Honey Scarf is worked flat and in one piece with circular or straight needles beginning with a small amount of stitches that gradually increase while working the charted pattern to the full width, then decreases to taper and complete the other half.

SUPPLIES
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1 ball or 225 yds 205 m of KnitPicks Palette 100% Highland wool (50g; 231 yds 211m per ball) in color Hare Heather, or similar fingering yarn to meet gauge.
held with
1 ball or 225 yds 205 m KnitPicks Aloft Kid Mohair (25g; 260 yds 237m per ball) in color Oat, or similar laceweight yarn to meet gauge.

Or 225 yds 205 m of DK weight yarn held single to meet gauge.

4mm(US6) 24-32” circular needles 60-80 cm
Notions: Scissors, yarn needle, measuring tape (Optional: Stitch markers)

SIZE
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38 3/4” 97 cm long x 11” [[27.5 cm]] wide (at widest point)

GAUGE
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(4mm needle) 26 sts x 30 rows = 4” 10 cm in Honey Pattern pattern worked flat, wet blocked.

SKILLS
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This pattern requires a working knowledge of knitting flat, i-cord edging, increasing and decreasing, and reading a chart. Familiarity with cable knitting may be useful.