Look what you made me knit: A timeless scarf for every Era

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This sweet scarf uses a modified dragonfly-lace pattern with zero-cabling (a smocked set of sts repaces the cables) and a neat, icord edging.

Designed for a single skein of Miss Babs’ Billow yarn, you can substitute another fluffy yarn (fingering + mohair held together, for example) as long as you match gauge. Note that I did get both the shorter size and the longer size scarf from 1 skein, but my skein was a tad over 100g.

Written for 2 size lengths, the scarf can be easily lengthened or shortened further by adding or subtracting the number of repeats worked in the pattern.

Gauge: 23.5 sts & 28 rows (blocked)/4” in the full pattern (dragonfly lace + the icord edges). Note that the scarf is only 3.75” wide (22 sts across, measuring with the icord edges flattened), so gauge is calculated from that. Really, it’s a good idea to use the scarf itself as a swatch since it’s a small project.

Materials: 1 skein of of Miss Babs Billow (320 yds/100 g, shown in Slate on p. 1 and in Bougainvillea above), or
(145) 175 yds of the MC, of DK or light-worsted yarn.
A 24” size 7 (4.5 mm) circular needle or size needle required to achieve gauge,
A tapestry needle, and a double pointed needle (for bind off).
Finished Measurements: Approximately 3.75” wide and 48(60)” from tip to tip after blocking.