Knitted triangle scarf.

Crystalline Air Scarf knitting pattern

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Pattern Overview

The Crystalline Air Scarf features a simple Irish Moss stitch pattern that is only a 4-row repeat.

The scarf is knit with two strands of yarn held together – DK-weight merino wool and lace-weight mohair. Adding a strand of mohair creates a soft halo and makes the scarf cozier and warmer.

This triangular scarf is knit from end to end. It begins at the narrowest point, and the stitches are increased along one edge until you reach the halfway point, then you decrease the stitches along the same edge to the other tip. 

The first and last 3 stitches form an i-cord edging, which makes the edges look neat and prevents them from curling.

This scarf is a great match for the Crystalline Air Headband.

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Size

One size.

Length: 174cm/ 68.5in.

Width: 30cm/ 11.75in.

Gauge

10 x 10 cm (4x4in) = 18sts x 26rows in stockinette stitch after blocking.

Abbreviations

k – knit.

sl – slip stitch as if to purl with yarn in front.

m1R – make 1 right: with the left needle, pick up the strand between the stitches from back to front, and knit it through the front loop.

p – purl.

p2tog – purl 2 stitches together.

ssk – slip 1 stitch knitwise, slip the next stitch knitwise, return the 2 stitches back to the left needle, knit those 2 stitches together through the back loops.

* * – repeat the instructions between the asterisks the number of times specified.

Pattern Notes

I-cord edges: The i-cord edging is created by knitting the first 3 stitches of every row and slipping the last 3 stitches of every row with yarn in front.

Increases: One stitch is increased at the beginning of every 4th row. The increase is made after the 3 i-cord edge stitches.

Decreases: One stitch is decreased at the beginning of every 4th row. The decrease is made after the 3 i-cord edge stitches.

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CRYSTALLINE AIR SCARF KNITTING PATTERN

Cast on 6 stitches.

Set-up rows.

Row 1 (WS): k3, sl3.

Row 2 (RS): k3, m1R, sl3 (7sts).

Rows 3: k3, p1, sl3.

Row 4: k3, p1, sl3.

Row 5: k4, sl3.

Row 6: k3, m1R, k1, sl3 (8sts).

Row 7: k3, p1, k1, sl3.

Row 8: k4, p1, sl3.

Row 9: k4, p1, sl3.

Row 10: k3, m1R, p1, k1, sl3 (9sts).

Row 11: k3, p1, k,1 p1, sl3.

Row 12: k3, p1, k1, p1, sl3.

Row 13: k4, p1, k1, sl3.

Row 14: k3, m1R, k1, p1, k1, sl3 (10sts).

Row 15: k3, *p1, k,1* twice, sl3.

Row 16: k4, p1, k1, p1, sl3.

Row 17: k4, p1, k1, p1, sl3.

Increases.

Row 1: k3, m1R, *p1, k1* to last 3sts, sl3 (1st increased).

Row 2: k3, *p1, k1* to last 4sts, p1, sl3.

Row 3: k3, *p1, k1* to last 4sts, p1, sl3.

Row 4: k4, *p1, k1* to last 3sts, sl3.

Row 5: k3, m1R, *k1, p1* to last 4sts, k1, sl3 (1st increased).

Row 6: k3, *p1, k1* to last 3sts, sl3.

Row 7: k4, *p1, k1* to last 4sts, p1, sl3.

Row 8: k4, *p1, k1* to last 4sts, p1, sl3.

Repeat rows 1-8 until there are 55sts. Finish with row 8.

Decreases.

Row 1: k3, ssk, *p1, k1* to last 3sts, sl3 (1st decreased).

Row 2: k3, *p1, k1* to last 4sts, p1, sl3.

Row 3: k3, *p1, k1* to last 4sts, p1, sl3.

Row 4: k4, *p1, k1* to last 3sts, sl3.

Row 5: k3, p2tog, *k1, p1* to last 4sts, k1, sl3 (1st decreased).

Row 6: k3, *p1, k1* to last 3sts, sl3.

Row 7: k4, *p1, k1* to last 4sts, p1, sl3.

Row 8: k4, *p1, k1* to last 4sts, p1, sl3.

Repeat rows 1-8 until there are 7sts left. Finish with row 4.

Row 1: k2, ssk, sl3 (6sts).

Row 2: k3, sl3.

Bind off sts. Weave in all loose ends.

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