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Pattern Overview
The Dew Drops Scarf features 3×1 broken rib stitch, that is only a 2-row repeat.
This triangle scarf is knit from tip to tip with DK-weight merino wool. 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 Dew Drops Headband.
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Size
One size.
Length: 136cm/ 53.5in.
Width: 24cm/ 9.5in.
Gauge
10 x 10 cm (4x4in) = 20sts x 26rows in stockinette stitch after blocking.
Yarn
Needles
Abbreviations
k – knit.
k2tog – knit 2 stitches together.
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.
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.
sl – slip stitch as if to purl with yarn in front.
* * – repeat the instructions between the asterisks the number of times specified.
Pattern Notes
Pattern: The scarf features a 3×1 broken rib stitch pattern that is repeated between the i-cord edges. When the pattern instructs you to work the “broken rib stitch”, work in the established pattern.
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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DEW DROPS SCARF KNITTING PATTERN
Broken rib stitch:
Row 1 (RS): k all sts.
Row 2 (WS): k1, p3.
Cast on 6 stitches.
Set-up rows.
Row 1 (WS): k3, sl3.
Row 2 (RS): k3, m1R, sl3 (7sts).
Row 3: k4, sl3.
Row 4: k4, sl3.
Row 5: k4, sl3.
Row 6: k3, m1R, k1, sl3 (8sts).
Row 7: k4, p1, sl3.
Row 8: k to last 3 sts, sl3.
Row 9: k4, p1, sl3.
Row 10: k3, m1R, k to last 3 sts, sl3 (9sts).
Row 11: k4, p2, sl3.
Row 12: k to last 3 sts, sl3.
Row 13: k4, p2, sl3.
Row 14: k3, m1R, k to last 3 sts, sl3 (10sts).
Row 15: k4, p3, sl3.
Row 16: k to last 3 sts, sl3.
Row 17: k4, p3, sl3.
Increases.
Row 1: k3, m1R, broken rib stitch to last 3 sts, sl3 (1st increased).
Row 2: k3, broken rib stitch to last 3 sts, sl3.
Row 3: k3, broken rib stitch to last 3 sts, sl3.
Row 4: k3, broken rib stitch to last 3 sts, sl3.
Repeat rows 1-4 until there are 51sts. Finish with row 4.
Row 1: k3, k2tog, broken rib stitch to last 3 sts, sl3 (1st decreased).
Row 2: k3, broken rib stitch to last 3 sts, sl3.
Row 3: k3, broken rib stitch to last 3 sts, sl3.
Row 4: k3, broken rib stitch to last 3 sts, sl3.
Repeat rows 1-4 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.
