The Fleur Scarf is a light and airy pointelle patterned scarf that adds a touch of floral to your outfit. Knitted in baby alpaca, it is buttery soft against the neck and shoulders.

CONSTRUCTION
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The Fleur Scarf is worked flat and in one piece with circular or straight needles beginning with a small amount of stitches that gradually increase while working the charted pattern to the full width, then decrease to taper and complete the other half.

SUPPLIES
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2 balls or 295 yds [[270 m]] of Yarnalia Joy held double (25g; 219 yds [[200m]] per ball) in color Rose Gold, or similar Alpaca laceweight yarn held double to meet gauge.

Or 150 yds [[135 m]] of Fingering weight yarn held single to meet gauge.

2.75mm(US2) 24-32” circular needles [[60-80 cm]]
Notions: Scissors, yarn needle, measuring tape

SIZES
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35” 87.5 cm long x 6” [[15 cm]] wide (at widest point)

GAUGE
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(2.75mm needle) 30 sts x 40 rows = 4” [[10 cm]] in Fleur Pattern pattern worked flat, wet blocked

SKILLS
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This pattern requires a working knowledge of knitting flat, i-cord edging, increasing and decreasing, and reading a chart. Familiarity with lace knitting may be useful.