A small triangular scarf with a reversible wavy rib texture and
an optional pull-through detail. Knit with a strand of fine
merino held together with variegated mohair for a soft
watercolor effect that plays against the crisp geometry of the
rib patterns.

The scarf is worked holding a strand of fingering weight merino and a variegated silk mohair together, from point to point, increasing and decreasing along the right-hand side.

A simple rib stitch is offset to create the wavy texture on the RS and a woven basketweave-like texture on WS. This makes the scarf fully reversible, with neat edges created by selvedge stitches.

Two slit openings create a pull-through detail, for a decorative fastening option - the stitches are divided into 3 sections, each worked separately in pattern, then joined again to finish the decrease section.

Instructions for a version without the openings are also provided.

Materials: 1 skein each Urth 16 Fingering and Urth Bonmoher, held together

Dimensions: 9.5” / 24 cm width, 33” / 84 cm length

Needles: US 6 / 4.00 mm, straight or circular in any length, or size needed to obtain gauge

Notions: Tapestry needle, 2 stitch markers, stitch holders

Gauge: 29 sts x 33 rows, blocked = 4”/ 10 cm in Wavy rib stitch, measured on the wrong side

Skill level: Easy

Techniques: Knit and purl, slipped stitches, twisted stitches, increases and decreases