A very luxurious infinity scarf which can be wrapped around the neck twice and worn as a cowl, knitted in a small amount of lace weight yarn. I used Qiviut which his one of the most luxurious fibres in the world but you can use any lace weight yarn. To make a longer scarf you will need more yarn.

Materials:
Windy Valley Muskox Qiviuk Luxury Blend (lace weight; 45% qiviut/45% extrafine merino wool/10% silk; 199m/218yds per 28.5g) x 1 ball. Shown in 2031 Purple Regalia (MC)
Windy Valley Muskox Qiviuk Royal Blend (lace weight; 50% qiviut/50% mulberry silk; 199m/218yds per 28.5g) x 1 ball. Shown in 4008 Iced Violet (CC)
3.5mm (UK 9-10/US 4) knitting needles (60cm/24in circular needles)
Debbie Abrahams Seed Beads size 8, colour 337 Lavender x 176 beads (1 bag)
0.50mm (US 15) crochet hook (for adding beads)

Size:
Width: 23cm/9¼in
Length: 127cm/50¾in

Tension:
25¼ sts and 17½ rows over 10cm/4in in Chart A after blocking.
Exact tension is not essential but a difference in tension may affect the final size and amount of yarn used.

Difficulty level:
Intermediate (see skills required below).

Skills Needed (see below for abbreviations):
Basic Skills: cast on, cast off, knit, purl, slip, k2tog tbl
Reading Chart (optional - see Tutorial bit.ly/readcharts)
Brioche Basic Stitches: brk, brp, sl1yo
Brioche Decreases: br-k3tog, br-sssk
Brioche Increases: brk-yo-brk
Brioche (using Chart or Written Instructions) - see Online Course bit.ly/SuccessfulBrioche
Adding beads using the crochet hook method (see pattern)
Russian Cast-off (see pattern)

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