A triangular crocheted scarf designed to use two balls of dk yarn - those precious indie-dyed hanks or commercial off-the-shelf balls. The samples show one scarf worked in an alpaca/silk/cashmere blend, and the other in a commercial dk yarn. Starting at the narrow point, use one ball as you increase up one side of the pattern, and the second ball as you decrease back to a narrow point. A simple four-row pattern repeat makes this a mindful project when you just want to enjoy the making. There is a chart provided to help clarify the shaping for the scarf, and the pattern would suit an intermediate crocheter. Pattern is written in English and uses UK terms.

Marshland Scarf - Materials

Yarn: 2 x 100g of any dk yarn. Samples here are made using:

Penrhallt Alpacas DK, (70% Alpaca, 20% silk, 10% cashmere), 100g/225m
2 x Marsh Land

King Cole Riot DK, (30% wool, 70% acrylic), 100g/294m
2 x Mermaid (shade 3761)

Hook: 4mm

Two Stitch markers - A and B

Marshland Scarf - Dimensions

Finished size of the scarf will vary depending on your chosen yarn. The sample in King Cole Riot measures 66 inches wide by 21 inches deep at the centre point. The sample in the Penrhallt Alpacas yarn measures 67 inches by 22 inches.
Gauge: as a guide 8 rows and 3 pattern repeats to 4 inches - unblocked