The Zissa Scarf is a colorful, triangular scarf worked in simple increases and decreases, creating an elegant shape with vibrant color blocks. It is perfect for showing off hand-dyed or gradient yarns, and the pattern includes clear instructions for colourwork, making it accessible to adventurous beginners and experienced knitters alike.

Size:
Finished dimensions: approximately 25 cm x 84 cm (blocked).

Gauge:
27 sts = 10 cm in stockinette, using 4 mm needles.
Important: Gauge should be measured after blocking in colourwork, as the fabric will naturally ripple before blocking. Blocking evens out stitches and ensures your yarn quantity is accurate.

Materials:
Lang Yarns Suri Alpaca, 50 g (25 g = 100 m) per skein, 1 skein per color
Circular needles 4 mm, 60–100 cm
Scissors
Tapestry needle

Colourwork notes:
The scarf is worked according to the included colour chart
Floats should be caught every 2–3 sts on the wrong side, keeping tension loose to maintain flexibility.

Yarn quantities:
1 skein per color is sufficient for this scarf, if worked as indicated.