Description:
This is a pattern for a long scarf with crescent shape. Crescent shape is achieved using several short rows sections between straight parts of the scarf.
This is a great pattern to play with your yarn. You can use small pieces of leftover yarns for contrast sections. Choose your main color and then find up to 13 different coordinated colors with different types of fibers and textures between fingering and light worsted weight. You can choose 13 contrast color/fiber/texture like the pattern sample 1 or you can choose less colors and repeat some of them like pattern sample 2.

Materials:
You’ll need 440 yds (402 m) of fingering yarn for main color and total 130 yds (117 m) for contrast colors or 13 yarns 10 yds (9 m) each from fingering to light worsted weight.
Size US 6 (4 mm) straight or circular needles at least 20’’ long
Markers and tapestry needle

Sample 1 was made with The Fibre Studio at Yarns to Dye For Studio Sox color Boho Chic and The Fibre Studio Yarn Tasting set, that includes:

1. Silk’n Linen
2. Kid Mohair
3. Starlite
4. Brushed Mohair
5. Baby Loopi
6. SW Merino Fingering
7. Cashmere Silk
8. Walkabout
9. Studio Sox
10. Smitten
11. Sport
12. Light Worsted
13. Nylon Ribbon

Sample 2 was made with Madelinetosh Twist Light color Gosia and 4 different contrast colors:

1. Ella Rae Sequinicity
2. Plymouth Yarn Linaza
3. Expression Fiber Arts SW Merino Silk Pearlescent Fingering
4. Lang Yarns Mohair Luxe

Skills:
You’ll need to know how to knit and purl, do simple increases and decreases and do short rows (pattern is written for German short rows but you can substitute)

Size: One size, finished size 8.5” (21.5 cm) wide and 7’ (213 cm) long

Gauge:
24 sts and 26 rows = 4” (10 cm) in rib and welt pattern with main yarn

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