The Firefly Creek crescent scarf/shawl is a fun, relaxing knit that uses assigned pooling. It’s knit tip to tip and worked in Garter stitch with a slipped edge stitch to keep thing neat, and a fun Daisy stitch to keep things interesting. The background color is done with Garter stitch, and when the contrast color appears next in your hand, work a few Daisy stitches until the color transitions to the background color.

Pattern includes a video link for the Daisy stitch.

Finished Measurements:
Wingspan: 58.75 (95.5) in
132 (242.5) cm
Depth: 6 (10.75) in
15 (27.5) cm

Yarn:
This shawl is designed with Super Fine CYC 1. The sample is worked in Hypnotic Yarn Plush Sock, a lightweight sock yarn that’s soft and has a beautiful drape. Choose a yarn suitable for assigned pooling–it should be primarily two to three colors, with one of those colors being a high contrast color that uses about one-fourth or less of the skein.

Fingering weight yarn (Craft Yarn Council Superfine 1)
300 (700) yds
250 (650) m

Shown in:
Hypnotic Yarn Plush Sock (437 yds/400 m, 3.5 oz/100 g, 85% Superwash Merinio and 15% nylon: 1 (2) skein(s)

Needles:
US 6 (4 mm) needles for knitting flat

Gauge:
24 sts & 28 rows = 4 in/10 cm in Garter stitch

Additional Materials:
Locking stitch marker (1), tapestry needle

Techniques:
Basic knitting skills