This scarf is inspired by the fun, expressive accessories that you see on the streets of Brooklyn as the weather begins to change. Worked in 2 weights of yarn, it is a perfect way to play with color and use up some single skeins left over after larger projects. Pattern contains photo tutorials to help you tie the fringe.

Edited by Liz Rolle
Photos by Beth Shepherd Peters

On a personal note, I am really into the triangle shaped scarves right now and I found this to be the most fun pattern that I knit this season as well as the scarf that I’m most likely to wear.

Finished Size: 70” (177cm) 13” (31cm) not including fringe.

Yarn: Brooklyn Tweed Shelter, 140 yards/50g (128m/50g)
Main Color: 2 skeins Meteorite
Contrast Color: 1 skein Tartan
Brooklyn Tweed Loft, 275 yards/50g (251m/50g)
Fringe Color A: 1 skein Cinnabar (whole skein is not used)
Fringe Color B: 1 skein Hayloft

Needles: Size 8 (5mm) straight needles.

Gauge: 16 sts x 28 rows = 4 x 4” (10 x 10 cm) square in garter stitch.

Other Materials: Sewing needle, crochet hook or latch hook tool, cardboard, scissors.