Cubic Scarf
A warm scarf knitted using the "Double Knitting" tecnique, very easy to memorize. Is reversible and suitable for men and women! The perfect gift for anyone. In this pattern I asume you know how to Double Knit. If not, a quick search on Internet will provide lots of good tutorials about it. Sorry!
Materials:
To make this scarf you'll need: 100 grs. of a worsted yarn in a light or vagetaried color (Main Color, MC). 100 grs. of a worsted yarn in any dark color (Contrast Color, CC). $4^{\prime}5~\mathsf{m m}$ . needles (Us 7), or other needle to suit the yarn. Darning needle, to weave in ends.
Finished measurements:
· 37 cm wide $\times\ 135\ \mathsf{c m}$ long.
Pattern:
Using the two strands together (the MC should be on the right side of every casted on stitch and the CC on the left) cast on a multiple of 10 stitches (10, 20, 30...), depending on how wide you want your scarf. If you like, you can add two stitches at each side to make an edge. These stitches are always knitted using the two strands together, and they are not in the chart. In the scarf of the photo, I used $4.5~\mathsf{m m}$ needles and 24 stitches (2 chart repetitions and 4 edge stitches). Also, I ran out of green yarn, so youll get a scarf longer than mine. When you have your stitches on the needles, start knitting row #1 of the chart from right to left, then row #2 from left to right, and so on. Remember each square of the chart correspond to two stitches, one in MC and other in CC. When you reach a coloured square, you knit (or purl) it with the CC. Knit many repetitions of the chart as you want, ending with a row $\#10$ or $\#20$ tokeep symetry. Bind off very loosely, I recomend the Sewn Bind of. Weave in ends, add fringes if desired and block if needed.
Chart:
Main coior Contrast coior
