Project Details
- Needles = Size US 10.5
- Yarn = Lion Brand Vanna's Choice Terracotta (134), Mustard (158) and Rust (135)
- K on 18 stitches in Rust (leave tail from starting stitch hanging); K second row also; K2 stitches, StSt 14 stitches, K2 last stitches (repeat for 16 rows)
- Switch to Terracotta; K2 stitches, StSt 14 stitches, K2 last stitches (repeat for 18 rows)
- Switch to Mustard; K2 stitches, StSt 14 stitches, K2 last stitches (repeat for 18 rows)
- Switch to Rust; K2 stitches, StSt 14 stitches, K2 last stitches (repeat for 18 rows)
- Switch to Terracotta; K2 stitches, StSt 14 stitches, K2 last stitches (repeat for 18 rows)
- Switch to Mustard; K2 stitches, StSt 14 stitches, K2 last stitches (repeat for 18 rows)
- Switch to Rust; K2 stitches, StSt 14 stitches, K2 last stitches (repeat for 18 rows)
- Switch to Terracotta; K2 stitches, StSt 14 stitches, K2 last stitches (repeat for 18 rows)
- Switch to Mustard; K2 stitches, StSt 14 stitches, K2 last stitches (repeat for 18 rows)
- Switch to Terracotta; K2 stitches, StSt 14 stitches, K2 last stitches (repeat for 18 rows)
- Switch to Rust; K2 stitches, StSt 14 stitches, K2 last stitches (repeat for 18 rows)
- Switch to Mustard; K2 stitches, StSt 14 stitches, K2 last stitches (repeat for 18 rows)
- Switch to Terracotta; K2 stitches, StSt 14 stitches, K2 last stitches (repeat for 18 rows)
- Switch to Rust; K2 stitches, StSt 14 stitches, K2 last stitches (repeat for 18 rows)
- Switch to Mustard; K2 stitches, StSt 14 stitches, K2 last stitches (repeat for 18 rows)
- Switch to Terracotta; K2 stitches, StSt 14 stitches, K2 last stitches (repeat for 18 rows)
- Switch to Rust; K2 stitches, StSt 14 stitches, K2 last stitches (repeat for 16 rows); K 17th row, K off last row, cut, knot, leave fringe hanging
- Make 2 pieces of fringe (in Rust) to place on each end of the scarf, matching the fringe on the hat's earflaps
- NOTE: As with the eaflaps, the scarf curls up on itself quite a bit. I used an iron, a damp washcloth, and bursts of steam to flatten it out. I held it flat to the ironing board during the steaming process using straight pins.
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