Merci Scar By Susan Rainey
I can't take credit for this very simple pattern, but wanted to get it onto Ravelry for people looking for a nice scarf pattern. The yarn is drop dead soft: it is Cascade di.Ve’ Autunno in Desert Shade (Color #34918, 98 yds/50 gms, $100\%$ Fine Merino). It is very soft with gentle variegation and a ragwool effect. I had trouble finding a stitch that would work because of the ragwool coloring — too much going on for many stitch patterns. The Seed Rib Stitch is mindless and perfect for a scarf because it does not curl and is reversible. The name “Merci' was coined because this was knit as a thank you gift for someone special.
Materials:
Cascade di.Ve' Autunno in Desert Shade (Color #34918, 98 yds/50 gms, $100\%$ Fine Merino) - 4 skeins US 8 Needles Seed Rib Stitch (multiple of $4\mathrm{x}+3$ sts) Row 1: (k3, p1) rep betw () to last 3 sts, k3 Row 2: k1, pl, (k3, p1) rep betw () to last st, k1

Cast on 35 sts. Work these two rows until scarf is desired length (mine was ${\sim}60$ inches). Bind off in pattern. Here is a cute way to wrap your scarf as a gift:
