Milkshake Scarf
Looking for something quick and joyful to knit? Milkshake Scarf is the perfect answer! The shallow boomerang shape paired with easy intarsia make Milkshake Scarf fun and easy project you will love knitting and wearing.
Looking for something quick and joyful to knit? Milkshake Scarf is the perfect answer! The shallow boomerang shape paired with easy intarsia make Milkshake Scarf fun and easy project you will love knitting and wearing.
Looking for something quick and joyful to knit? Milkshake Scarf is the perfect answer! The shallow boomerang shape paired with easy intarsia make Milkshake Scarf fun and easy project you will love knitting and wearing.
Tiny shawl or scarf trend has finally reached me! It took me a while to get to this point, but now I see all the possible styling options and ways these little projects will brighten our knitterly lives and I’m so excited.
Milkshake Scarf has a shallow boomerang shape and is knitted in garter stitch with very simple intarsia for a relaxing knitting experience and joyful outcome. Milkshake Scarf is also a great pattern for using up mini skeins or odds and ends, especially in the smaller sizes.
Note: There are 4 different size options included in the pattern and also the option to knit the scarf in just one color, without intarsia.
MATERIALS
Yarn: 3 skeins of Skinny Singles by Hedgehog Fibres or Merino Single by Qing Fibre. You will need approx. the following amounts of each color for each version:
Wide — Fingering weight yarn. Single color version: 280 (340) yds 260 (310) m of MC. Intarsia version: 120 (150) yds 110 (140) m in CC2, 70 (90) yds 65 (85) m in CC1, and 90 (100) yds 85 (95) m in MC.
Narrow — Fingering weight yarn. Single color version: 190 (220) yds 165 (200) m of MC. Intarsia version: 80 (100) yds / 75 (90) m in CC2, 40 (50) yds / 35 (45) m in CC1, and 60 (70) yds / 50 (65) m in MC.
Needles: US 4 (3.5 mm) circular needles, 16” (40 cm) long or longer, if using magic loop method.
SIZING
1 (2) Wide and 1 (2) Narrow
Measurements of the finished scarf:
Wide — wingspan 40 (64)” 100 (160) cm and 8 (11)” 20 (28) cmdeep at deepest spot. Narrow — wingspan 40 (64)” 100 (160) cm and 4 (6)” 10 (15) cm deep at deepest spot.
GAUGE
24 sts and 46 rows = 4” (10 cm) in garter stitch, after blocking.
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