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Rhoda's Scarf Knitting Pattern by Jessica L'Heureux - A Coordinating Accessory for the Gracie Hat

Rhoda's Scarf

Design by Jessica L'Heureux

Sometimes you simply need a scarf to complete your look. By special request,this scarf has been designed to coordinate with the Gracie hat pattern. The pattern begins with a lace edge. Stitches are then picked up for the main body of the scarf featuring a wide cable framed with gooseberry bobbles, worked back and forth to half the desired length. A duplicate half is then knit and the two halves are seamed at the center back. Rhoda, thank you for the inspiration! Sizes: Child - 40" (Teen/Adult - 58") Yarn Requirements: Approximately 235 (335) yards of Cascade 220 worsted weight yarn. Needles: Size 7 (4.5mm) straight needles and either a 3rd needle or a DPN of the same size. Supplies: Cable needle, stitch holder and tapestry needle. Row counter is helpful. Gauge: 22 sts / 28 rows = 4" (10 cm) square in stockinette stitch Change needle size as needed to obtain gauge.

Stitches & Abbreviations Used:

RS or WS - right side or wrong side sllwyif - slip one stitch purlwise with yarn in front sl2wyif - slip two stitches purlwise with yarn in front yo - bring yarn forward and over needle K2tog - knit two stitches together as one P2tog - purl two stitches together as one P3tog - purl three stitches together as one P2sso - pass two slipped stitches over KFB - Knit into the front and back of one stitch C8F - slip four stitches onto cable needle hold at front of work, knit four stitches, then knit four stitches from cable needle

Instructions:

With size 7 straight needles using long-tail cast on method, cast on 7 stitches, leaving a 5” tail. Row 1 (RS): sllwyif, K1, K2tog, yo, K2, yo, K1 (8 sts) Row 2: K1, (K1, P1) into yo, P2tog, yo, K4 (9 sts) Row 3: sllwyif, K1, K2tog, yo, K5 (9 sts) Row 4: Bind off 2 sts, P2tog, yo, K4 (7 sts)

Pattern illustration

Repeat these four rows 10 more times for a total of 11 repeats, then work rows 1 - 3 once more. Bind off, leaving last stitch on needle. Turn work and pick up 23 stitches along slipped stitch edge for a total of 24 stitches. llows: KFB, K7, P1, K8, P1, K7, KFB (26 sts), then begin scarf pattern, starting with Row : Row 1 (RS): K8, P1, K8, P1, K8 (26 sts) Row 2: K4,(P1, yo, P1, yo,P1) into next st, K1, (P1, yo, Pl, yo, P1) into next st, K2, P8, K2, (P1, yo, P1, yo, P1) into next st, K1, (P1, yo, P1, yo, P1) into next st, K4 (42 sts) Row 3: K3, P14, K8, P14, K3 (42 sts) Row 4: K4, sl2wyif, P3tog, P2sso, K1, sl2wyif, P3tog, P2sso, K2, P8, K2, sl2wyif, P3tog, P2sso, K1, sl2wyif, P3tog, P2sso, K4 (26 sts) Row 5: K8, P1, K8, P1, K8 (26 sts) Row 6: K5, (P1, yo, P1, yo, P1) into next st, K3, P8, K3, (P1, yo, P1, yo, P1) into next st, K5 (34 sts) Row 7: K3, P10, C8F, P10, K3 (34 sts) Row 8: K5, sl2wyif, P3tog, P2sso, K3, P8, K3, sl2wyif, P3tog, P2sso, K5 (26 sts) Row 9: K8, P1, K8, P1, K8 (26 sts) Row 10: K4, (P1, yo, P1, yo, P1) into next st, K1, (P1, yo, P1, yo, P1) into next st, K2, P8, K2, (P1, yo, P1, yo, P1) into next st, K1, (P1, yo, P1, yo, P1) into next st, K4 (42 sts) Row 11: K3, P14, K8, P14, K3 (42 sts) Row 12: K4, sl2wyif, P3tog, P2sso, K1, sl2wyif, P3tog, P2sso, K2, P8, K2, sl2wyif, P3tog, P2sso, K1, sl2wyif, P3tog, P2sso, K4 (26 sts) Row 13: K8, P1, K8, P1, K8 (26 sts) Row 14: K5, (P1, yo, P1, yo, P1) into next st, K3, P8, K3, (P1, yo, P1, yo, P1) into next st, K5 (34 sts) Row 15: K3, P10, K8, P10, K3 (34 sts) Row 16: K5, sl2wyif, P3tog, P2sso, K3, P8, K3, sl2wyif, P3tog, P2sso, K5 (26 sts) Row 17: K8, P1, C8F, P1, K8 (26 sts) Row 18: K4, (P1, yo, P1, yo, P1) into next st, K1, (P1, yo, P1, yo, P1) into next st, K2, P8, K2, (P1, yo, P1, yo, P1) into next st, K1, (P1, yo, P1, yo, P1) into next st, K4 (42 sts) Row 19: K3, P14, K8, P14, K3 (42 sts) Row 20: K4, sl2wyif, P3tog, P2sso, K1, sl2wyif, P3tog, P2sso, K2, P8, K2, sl2wyif, P3tog, P2sso, K1, sl2wyif, P3tog, P2sso, K4 (26 sts) Row 21: K8, P1, K8, P1, K8 (26 sts) Row 22: K5, (P1, yo, P1, yo, P1) into next st, K3, P8, K3, (P1, yo, P1, yo, P1) into next st, K5 (34 sts) Row 23: K3, P10, K8, P10, K3 (34 sts) Row 24: K5, sl2wyif, P3tog, P2sso, K3, P8, K3, sl2wyif, P3tog, P2sso, K5 (26 sts)

Pattern illustration

Repeat these 24 rows 5 (8) more times for a total of 6 (9) repeats. Place stitches on a stitch holder. Repeat all instructions to this point to make a duplicate half scarf. Work Row 1 once more. Leave scarf on needle. Transfer first scarf half from stitch holder back to separate needle. Align needles so that they are parallel to each other with right sides of work facing each other. Using a 3'd straight needle or DPN of the same size, work a three needle bind off.

Finishing:

Weave in all yarn ends on WS. Block by rinsing in cool water, lay flat and air dry. Edge Lace Row 1 (RS): sllwyif, K1, K2tog, yo, K2, yo, K1 (8 sts) Row 2: K1, (K1, P1) into yo, P2tog, yo, K4 (9 sts) Row 3: sllwyif, K1, K2tog, yo, K5 (9 sts) Row 4: Bind off 2 sts, P2tog, yo, K4 (7 sts)

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Scarf Body

Work one Set-Up row as follows: KFB, K7, P1, K8, P1, K7, KFB (26 sts), then begin scarf pattern, starting with Row 2. Row 1 (RS): K8, P1, K8, P1, K8 (26 sts) Row 2: K4, @P1, yo. Pl, yo, P1) into next st, K1, (P1, yo, P1, yo, P1) into next st, K2, P8, K2, (P1, yo, P1, yo, P1) into next st, K1, (P1, yo, P1, yo, P1) into next st, K4 (42 sts) Row 3: K3, P14, K8, P14, K3 (42 sts) Row 4: K4, sl2wyif, P3tog, P2sso, K1, sl2wyif, P3tog, P2sso, K2, P8, K2, sl2wyif, P3tog, P2sso, K1, sl2wyif, P3tog, P2sso, K4 (26 sts) Row 5: K8, P1, K8, P1, K8 (26 sts) Row 6: K5, (P1, yo, P1, yo, P1) into next st, K3, P8, K3, (P1, yo, P1, yo, P1) into next st, K5 (34 sts) Row 7: K3, P10, C8F, P10, K3 (34 sts) Row 8: K5, sl2wyif, P3tog, P2sso, K3, P8, K3, sl2wyif, P3tog, P2sso, K5 (26 sts) Row 9: K8, P1, K8, P1, K8 (26 sts) Row 10: K4, @P1, yo. Pl, yo, P1)into next st, K1, (P1, yo, P1, yo, P1) into next st, K2, P8, K2, (P1, yo, Pl, yo, P1) into next st, K1, (P1, yo, Pl, yo, P1) into next st, K4 (42 sts) Row 11: K3, P14, K8, P14, K3 (42 sts) Row 12: K4, sl2wyif, P3tog, P2sso, K1, sl2wyif, P3tog, P2sso, K2, P8, K2, sl2wyif, P3tog, P2sso, K1, sl2wyif, P3tog, P2sso, K4 (26 sts) Row 13: K8, P1, K8, P1, K8 (26 sts) Row 14: K5, P1, yo, P1, yo, P1) into next st, K3, P8, K3, (P1, yo, P1, yo, P1) into next st, K5 (34 sts) Row 15: K3, P10, K8, P10, K3 (34 sts) Row 16: K5, sl2wyif, P3tog, P2sso, K3, P8, K3, sl2wyif, P3tog, P2sso, K5 (26 sts) Row 17: K8, P1, C8F, P1, K8 (26 sts) Row 18: K4, P1, yo, P1, yo, P1) into next st, K1, (P1, yo, P1, yo, P1) into next st, K2, P8, K2, (P1, yo, P1, yo, P1) into next st, K1, (P1, yo, P1, yo, P1) into next st, K4 (42 sts) Row 19: K3, P14, K8, P14, K3 (42 sts) Row 20: K4, sl2wyif, P3tog, P2sso, K1, sl2wyif, P3tog, P2sso, K2, P8, K2, sl2wyif, P3tog, P2sso, K1, sl2wyif, P3tog, P2sso, K4 (26 sts) Row 21: K8, P1, K8, P1, K8 (26 sts) Row 22: K5, (P1, yo, P1, yo, P1) into next st, K3, P8, K3, (P1, yo, P1, yo, P1) into next st, K5 (34 sts) Row 23: K3, P10, K8, P10, K3 (34 sts) Row 24: K5, sl2wyif, P3tog, P2sso, K3, P8, K3, sl2wyif, P3tog, P2sso, K5 (26 sts) Child:

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