Delicate blooms scatter over this snuggly scarf. Romantically feminine for an adult, girly soft for a child.
The scarf is worked in double knitting, thus it is fully reversible with each side being a negative of the other. It is knitted on 3mm/US 2½ needles at a tension of 28 stitches and 36 rows to 10cm/4″ on each face of the double knitted stocking stitch.
The pattern links to relevant internet resources for the special techniques involved. These include the illustrated article I have written about double knitting, and a YouTube video of the seamless cast-on used in the pictured sample. The pattern is easily adapted for child and adult sizes.
Materials required are 230-310 metres/250-335 yards each of two complimentary colours of a DK weight angora blend yarn.
Please note: Falling Flowers was one of my earliest designs. The pattern needs updating to reflect the writing style and quality of presentation that I have developed since, hence the low price.
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