My next scrap-knit-pattern is out!

There will be leftovers no matter what project you have finished, and this pattern is the 2nd in a series that uses leftovers in a specific yarn quality. In this pattern I have chosen to use leftovers of mohair held double. What you need to knit this scarf is 10 x 2.5 g mohair for the scarf itself and 8 g for the edge around. You have to make 2 choices in advance - garter stitch or stockinette, and how the first part will be placed regarding the color change. The first scarf I knitted is the one in garter stitch with an asymmetrical placement of the first color change, and the second is in stockinette with a symmetrical change of colors. The scarf can be made larger by choosing a different yarn and a different needle size, or you can continue knitting rows with new colors. The pattern is made with 10 triangles and a final icord in mind.

Very important pattern information -this pattern is not written by a big business or a professional writer. It is written with my own words driven by a passion for knitting, crafting and writing. If you have any questions, please just ask. I check my messages and emails several times every week.

Measures

Top length: 85 cm/ 33.5”
Center front height: 38 cm/ 15”

This scarf is easy to alter the size on by changing the gauge.

Techniques used in the pattern:

• Long tail cast on
• Regular bind off
• Increase left and right knit stitch
• Decrease left and right knit stitch
• Decrease left and right purl stitch
• Short rows - German Short Rows
• Knit up stitches
• Increase with yarn over
• iCord bind off in the round

All techniques are shown on the youtube channel knit_tech.

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I hope this pattern will turn your leftovers into something cute and useful. Happy knitting!