Materials:
Approximately 470 yards of lace or sock weight yarn (pictured: Malabrigo Lace in Alpine Pearl).
Size US 4 needles. Using a US 4 produces a dense fabric. If you prefer a lacier fabric, feel free to use a large needle. Experiment with a few sizes and choose whichever you feel looks best! Darning needle
Note: If you choose lace weight, you will be holding two strands at once while knitting (lf using one skein of lace weight, make sure to have the ball wound so that both the center end and the outside end can be used simultaneously. Most yarn shops have a ball winder that will accomplish this for you). If you choose a sock weight yarn, you will be using one strand while knitting this pattern. The stitch pattern is “Leaning Lace", and was sourced from the Lace & Eyelets Harmony Guide. It's a multiple of $6{+}1$ ,and for the purposes of this pattern, I have added three stitches to both ends for a garter stitch border.
Pattern:
Cast 0n 37 stitches. Rows 1, 3, 5 (RS): K3, \*sl 1, K1, psso, K2, yo, $\mathsf{K}2^{\star}$ ;repeat from \*to last 4 sts, K4 All even numbered rows (2-12): K3, purl to last 3 sts, K3 Rows 7, 9, 11: K6, \*yo, K2, K2tog, $\mathsf{K}2^{*}$ ; repeat from \* to last 7 sts, yo, K2, K2tog, K3 Repeat Rows 1-12 for desired scarf length or until you run out of yarn! Bind off at the end of a repeat and weave in ends. Block if desired, and enjoy! Copyright Breean Elyse Miller 2009
