Being mellow in NYC

Pattern: Eton’s Scarf

Since I’ve started anew, all the old blog posts are no longer available.  I will start reposting those that are most interesting.  It’ll be like walking down a selective memory lane :)   Since I’ve already gotten a few messages about this missing pattern, I’m starting my reposting process with Eton’s Scarf.  Enjoy!

Pattern:

Yarn: Cascade 220 (100% wool yarn; worsted/10 ply)
Needles
: Size 8
Dimensions
of finished scarf: Appox 5′ long and 6″ wide.

Cast on 36 stitches. (You can make it narrower/wider by using another number divisible by 4)

Row 1&2: (K2, P2) 9x
Row 3&4: (P2, K2) 9x

Repeat til happy with length of scarf.

Pretty simple, eh? It makes for some great train knitting while listening to music and/or podcasts.

P.S. Thank you to everyone out there who’s been reading my blog this year. You guys definitely keep me writing – it’s nice to know you’re not writing into the ether…

Addendum: It took me a month to finish this scarf since I put it down and picked it up several times. Otherwise, it should take no longer than a week or two – depends on your knitting speed.

8 Responses to “Pattern: Eton’s Scarf”

  1. D says:

    This is nice!!!

  2. Tiffany says:

    Beautiful scarf! Thanks for sharing! Is there a a rib pattern for the first couple of stitches? It looks that way in the photograph. Thank you!

    • Jen says:

      The ribbing is due to the cast on row and the first 2 rows of the pattern – it just naturally looks like it’s ribbed. If you want a more defined ribbing in the beginning and end, you could add a few extra rows.

      And thank you :)

  3. anna says:

    about how many skeins of yarn are needed for this project?

  4. Alexia says:

    Will this work well with bulkier wool, too? Or do you think the pattern will get lost

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