A minimalist scarf with a delicate, structured pattern and symmetrical, triangular ends. The design combines a simple form with an interesting texture.

The scarf is worked in rows. The bottom is gradually widened by increasing the number of stitches on both sides, creating a triangular shape.

Once the target width is reached, work continues along the length of the scarf with a structural stitch, which creates a subtle texture resembling a checkerboard.

The edge stitches are made using the i-cord technique, which ensures an aesthetic, compact edge finish and prevents them from curling.

At the end of the work, the scarf is decreased on both sides, thanks to which the symmetrical triangular end is obtained.

MATERIALS YARN: Gabo Wool Mohsilko (61% super kid mohair, 24% mulberry silk, 15% merino wool) 25 g = 210 m Consumption: 1 skein
Gabo Wool My Time Merino (100% non-superwash merino wool) 50 g = 230 m Consumption: 1 motek

Alternatively, you can use:
Sunday + Tynn Silk Mohair by Sandnes Garn
Merino + Soft Silk Mohair by Knitting for Olive

NEEDLES AND NOTIONS CIRCULAR NEEDLES: 4 mm US6 / 80 cm 32 in

NOTIONS: measuring tape, scissors, a tapestry needle, stitch marker, optionally: row counter.

GAUGE: 24 sts x 35 rows= 10 x 10 cm 4x4 in in a dedicated stitch pattern, on 4 mm US6 needles, after blocking.

KNITTING METHOD: continental