I designed the Mix and Marl Scarf as a fun and cozy accessory that features simple textures and ever-changing color pooling to keep your interest with every stitch. Worked in the round and knit seamlessly in sections, one color runs throughout the scarf while other colors are brought in, one at a time, and held together with the main color to create an awesome marled effect. The ends are finished off with fringe and left unseamed to create a more squishable and dynamic vibe. And no matter what color combination you choose, you’ll definitely be creating a truly one-of-a-kind beauty!

Materials Needed:

Yarn
Approximately 1,205 yds (1,102 m) total of worsted yarn held double (including fringe) in five contrasting colors
Main Color: 580 yds (531 m)
Contrast Color 1: 185 yds (170 m)
Contrast Color 2: 145 yds (133 m)
Contrast Color 3: 154 yds (141 m)
Contrast Color 4: 141 yds (129 m)

Needles
US 11 (8 mm) 16” (40 cm) circular knitting
needles, or size needed to meet gauge

Notions
Crochet hook (to help add fringe)
Scissors
Stitch marker
Tapestry needle

Pattern also available at www.flynnknit.com