The BERLIN Scarf is an oversized, super warm scarf with decorative fringe, perfect for wrapping up in on colder days.
It's basically a stockinette stitch, but because it's knitted in a circular tube shape, it's doubled up and very warm. The fringe is attached to the main body using double knitting techniques. It's recommended for beginners as it only requires a few techniques.
Techniques used: provisional CO, Double Knitting technique. All techniques used are explained in the pattern.
Kit contents
Woolfolk Luft 7 skeins
Japanese version of pattern in PDF
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Kit Details
designed by Susanne Müller
Finished measurement
Length (without fringe): approx. 200 cm
Width: approx. 26 – 27 cm
Fringe length: approx. 18 cm
Yarn used
Woolfolk Luft
(55% Wool - Merino, 45% Cotton - Pima, 109 yards (100m) / approx. 50g)
Needle to be used
1 x US 10.5 (7mm) 60cm circular needle
1 x US 10 (6 mm) 60-80 cm circular needle (for fringe)
Or, a needle of the size needed to obtain the gauge
Other tools:
・stitch marker
・Tapestry needle
The tools below is used for the provisional CO
・7.0-8.0 mm (US 10.5-11/UK 2-0) crochet hook
・Contrast-colored piece of yarn
Note
Sample color is L1
