I was on vacation and stopped by a yarn store (as you do). This Spud and Chloe yarn called to me. I wanted something with a bit of a vintage feel, easy enough to knit on the go without needing to carry a pattern with me. The result was “Grounded”, a simple lace scarf with a rustic garter stitch hem.
Pattern
Materials:
- 2 skeins Spud and Chloe “Fine”, or 500yd/460m of fingering weight yarn of your choice
- US 4/3.5mm needles (gauge is not important, so you can choose whatever size needles suit you, but this is what I used)
CO 44 st.
Knit 19 rows.
Row 20: k3 p38 k3
Row 21: k3, (yo k2tog k4) 6 times, yo, k2tog, k3
Row 22: k3 p38 k3
Row 23: k4, (yo k2tog k4) 6 times, yo, k2tog, k2
Repeat rows 20-23 for approximately 5′ (1.5m) until you have only enough yarn left to repeat the garter hem, then repeat row 20 once.
Knit 18 rows.
Cast off.
Finishing: Sew in ends and steam block.
License
Grounded by Kirrily Robert is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution-Share Alike 3.0 United States License.
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