This scarf resembles my “Two Souls” design but is not the same.
The shaping for this scarf is effortless and is unique! The texture of the pattern turns out to be beautiful!

The design brings together two geometric pieces of knitted fabric in a pattern that is made up of just two repetitive rows. All increases are made at only one end on every RS row, rendering its sole effect on the opposite side and creating a triangle. The two triangular pieces are put together Right Side – Right Side to create a parallelogram that can be folded and worn as a scarf.

Size: Adjustable; sample size: wing span approx.75” (190.5cm) and 18” (46cm) high.

Materials: Knit Picks Stroll Tweed Sock Yarn, 65% Superwash Merino Wool, 25% Nylon, Fingering Weight, 10% Donegal, 231yds/50gms, 4 skeins, 2 skeins of Garnet Heather and 2 skeins of Rabbit Heather (200 gms total).

Knit Picks Stroll Tonal 75% Wool – Merino 25% , Nylon /Polyamide, Fingering Weight/4ply, 462 yds/100gms. 2 skeins, 1 skein of Blue Younder and 1 skein of Spring Time (200 gms total).

Needle Size: US 7/4.5 mm

Gauge: Not critical

Notions: For this sample I have used seed beads to match the two colors of yarn, 6mm beads and larger beads for the tassels at the two ends.

The pattern resembles my Two Souls Triangular Scarf pattern excepting that it is put together differently and this has beads.