The pattern will be published on March 18th

Like with the other Vloed design, the design for the Vloed Scarf was inspired by the movements of water, especially of the sea. The flowing brioche stitch pattern, created by increases and decreases, mimics the way water comes and goes, with waves gently crashing on the shore. To make sure the wavy edges are nice and firm, a small I-cord is worked at both edges. The pattern is written for 3 sizes, varying in both length and width. The smallest one fits around the neck just once with a knot, while the largest can be doubled with longer ends. It’s a fun and engaging knit resulting in an eye-catching scarf.

Sizes
1 (2, 3) for a short (medium, long) scarf
Shown in size 1 in Fonty Nimbus (0701), in size 2 in Rauma Garn Alpakka Lin (1398) and in size 3 in Fonty Nimbus (0705).

Finished measurements
Length: 84 (112, 139) cm / 33, (44, 54.75)“
Width: 9 (11, 13) cm / 3.5 (4.25, 5)”

Yarn
1 (2, 2) skein(s) Fonty Nimbus (100% French and Portuguese merino, 50g / 150 m) or 1 (1, 2) skein(s) Rauma Garn Alpakka Lin (48% baby alpaca, 44% linen, 8% wool, 50g / 175 m) or approx. 110 (175, 250) m / 121 (191, 274) yd in DK weight yarn to obtain gauge, f.e. Lamana Como, woollentwine fibrestudio BFL/Romney DK, De Rerum Natura Pénélope

Suggested needles
-Needle A: 3.5 mm / US 4 circular needles (or size to obtain gauge)
-Needle B: 3.5 mm / US 4 DPN’s or extra set of circular needles to work the cast on and bind off
Size 1 can be entirely worked on DPN’s if preferred.

Gauge
-21 sts x 32 R to 10 cm / 4” in stockinette stitch, after blocking
-20 sts x 38 R to 10 cm / 4” in brioche stitch pattern with increases and decreases, after blocking

Used stitch patterns and techniques
-Judy’s Magic Cast On
-3 sts I-cord edge
-Brioche stitch
-Brioche increases and decreases
-Kitchener stitch