The Mirror Scarf is warm and richly textured, featuring a unique and deceptively simple stitch pattern. Mirroring itself vertically and horizontally, the Mirror Scarf looks very similar, although not quite identical, on either side. It can be worn reversibly and its geometric motifs complement any outfit well. The stitch pattern was inspired by my twin sister.

Worked in Prairie Spun DK, a 3-ply American wool yarn, the Mirror Scarf showcases the yarn’s bouncy structure and beautiful stitch definition.

This pattern includes modifications to make a cowl or infinity scarf.

Please note: This pattern includes both charted and written instructions.

Dimensions: 7” long, 78” wide (18 cm wide, 198 cm long).

Yarn: Brown Sheep Prairie Spun DK (100% Wool, 100g, 256 yards).
Honeycomb - #35; 2 skeins, 512 yards.
The knit sample required roughly 190g/485 yards.

Needles: US 6 (4 mm) straight or circular needles.

Notions: Tapestry needle, stitch markers (optional).