Overview

The Klara Scarf is the perfect project for using up those 1 off special skeins of fingering yarn.
The Scarf is knit using 100g of fingering held with mohair, but it can easily be adjusted for smaller or larger quantities of yarn.
This scarf is knit in the round, so it’s stockinette on both sides, making it fully reversible as well as incredibly squishy and warm. You only ever use knit stitches, increases and decreases, making it a simple and mindless knit. The edge is finished off with adorable bobbles, giving this simple scarf a touch of whimsy.

Measurements
The sample is 155cm from tip to tip and 27cm at the widest point. This size uses almost a full skein of fingering yarn but the size can easily but adjusted.

Yarn
The sample is knit using fingering held with a strand of mohair.
You’ll need roughly 400m of each of your yarns.

Needles
-5mm needle long enough to be used for magic loop or DPNs

Notions
-stitch markers

Gauge
22 stitches x 23 rows = 10cm / 4 inches using 5mm needles, blocked. Since this is an accessory, getting exact gauge isn’t necessary. You’re aiming for the fabric to be fairly loose and airy.