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Inspired by the quiet shift of seasons, the Copper Meadow Scarf blends rustic color with simple texture. Knit tip to tip with steady increases and framed by a clean i-cord edge, its ridged fabric echoes the lines of meadow grasses and weathered hedgerows. Quick to knit and well-suited to tonal or subtly variegated yarns, it offers easy warmth, and comfort for when the air turns cooler.

This pattern has been professionally tech edited and test knit to reduce the potential for error.

CONSTRUCTION

This scarf starts with a provisional cast-on for I-cord. The scarf is then knit flat tip to tip with steady increases and decreases and integrated I-cord edges. A tiny 3 stitch graft completes the scarf. Line by line grafting instructions are INCLUDED.

REQUIRED SKILLS

• Provisional Cast-On
• Increase and decrease stitches - KFB, M1SP, K2TOG
• Knit and purl stitches
• Slipped stitches
• I-cord
• Kitchener graft

INSTRUCTIONS

The pattern is fully charted, but also includes complete written directions so the ability to read a chart is not necessary to work this pattern.

YARN NOTES

This lovely yarn color way (Crumble) has unfortunately been discontinued for some time. However, there are newer colors out there that will substitute nicely. (Auburn Afternoon, Saffron)

Avoid highly variegated yarn as it will obscure the textured pattern.

ADDITIONAL NOTIONS

You will also need:
Tapestry/blunt yarn needle
12” scrap yarn in contrasting color
Locking stitch marker
T-pins (for blocking)