The Blueberrry Panel Scarf is comprised of modules. Since every module starts with a different color, it’s a fun project to knit, because every module will look different and the surprise factor will keep you going.

It can be knitted in all sizes and yarn weights. I would recommend a yarn with a color gradient though in order to fully emphasize the effect of the design. You will find graphics and written row by row instructions as well as the explanation of the principle, so if you don’t want to read while you are knitting, you can easily do without. You will find a table with all possible stitch amounts, so after swatching and deciding, which yarn weight you want to knit with and which size you prefer, you won’t have to calculate anything. You will find the work all done for you. The different sizes are also indicated in the written instructions.

Since you will knit the pieces together as you go, you won’t have to do any seaming. If you are unsure how to do that, you will find ample photo tutorials to guide you.

This pattern can also be used to knit an afghan or other variations of scarfs. You will find some possibilities in the graphics, but of course there are many more.To play with the options, you will be given a draft of a single module to print it out several times. Then you can display them on a table, twist and turn then, until you have found your own unique design.

Happy knitting
Ursa Major