Designer Rilana Riley-Muson likes naming her patterns after places near her home. She named this infinity-type scarf after Terwilliger Boulevard in SW Portland. There is a dangerous stretch of Interstate 5 called the “Terwilliger Curves.” The pattern stitch displays curving diamonds, twisting back and forth.

This pattern stitch makes a reversible project that can be worn many ways: looped around the neck as a cowl, draped low in the front, or placed at the back of the neck with one side pulled through as a scarf.

Finished Size
Width: 7” (18 cm); Length: 56” (142 cm)

Materials
Galler Yarns Heather Prime Alpaca, 206 colorway (0.5 lb/228 g, 600 yds/549 m) – 1 skein

US 4/3.5 mm knitting needles, or size needed to obtain gauge

2 stitch markers

Row counter (optional)

Yarn needle