SallyScarf is a project that works great as a single skein buster.
If you’re a beginner knitter, this project might help you learn a few new techniques. I recorded a video to accompany the pattern,
in which I walk you through each step and demonstrate the techniques used. I hope you’ll find it helpful.

Sizes:

one size, but you can make the scarf as long as you like by working more repeats of the main motif. You can also adjust the width
to suit your preferences by increasing or decreasing the initial number of stitches. Just remember to keep the stitch count odd.

Length:
approx. 160 cm (19 x main motif + 2x twisted rib + 1 decorative motif)

Width:
approx. 27 cm

Needles:
4 mm / 60 cm circular needle

Materials:
Each color is made up of 3 strands held together:
2 strands of wool (50g / 165–210 m) + 1 strand of mohair (25g / 210 m).

In my version, I used the following:

MAIN COLORS
Light color – Drops Flora wool (2 x 32g) for a total
of 64g + approx. 16g of Drops Kid Silk mohair
/twisted rib + 6 motifs/

Medium color – Drops Alpaca wool (2 x 43g) for
a total of 86g + approx. 17g of Drops Kid Silk mohair
/7 motifs/

Darkest color – Drops Flora wool (2 x 32g) for a total of 64g + approx. 16g of Drops Kid Silk mohair
/6 motifs + twisted rib/

CONTRAST COLOR
Vilja Filcolana (2 x 8g) for a total of 16g
+ approx. 5g of Drops Kid Silk mohair
/in all motifs /

Gauge:
19 sts x 25 rows = 10 x 10 cm in stockinette stitch
on a 4 mm needle

Last photo shows reverse side.