ANY YARN BRIOCHE SCARF
This pattern is one of two patterns in the Any Yarn Brioche collection.

PATTERN HIGHLIGHTS
This pattern is written so you can use any yarn weight you’d like. Calculated numbers are provided in the pattern for each of the sizes in fingering, DK, bulky, and super bulky weight yarns.

Sizes: (Small, Medium, Large)
Yarn:
154-794 yd / 141-726 m; 39-199 g Fingering weight
116-612 yd / 106-559 m; 53-278 g DK weight
78-430 yd / 71-393 m; 74-410 g Bulky weight
40-247 yd / 37-226 m; 65-398) g Super Bulky weight

FEATURES
• a fun project that allows you to change your mind mid-knitting
• perfect for new brioche knitters (although I recommend working in the round with the Any Yarn Brioche Cowl prior to working brioche flat)
• choose your yarn weight, choose the number of colors you use, choose your finished scarf size, and choose whether you use 1- or 2-color brioche (or both!)
• choose your cast-on and bind-off technique from three options based on skill level
• follow your own inspiration alongside a recipe style pattern, or use one of two complete patterns for the design samples
• worked flat
• includes linked video technique tutorials
• includes written instructions
• test knit and professionally tech edited

TESTIMONIALS
“Aha experience! is what I would say for this project. I am a crocheter turned knitter having knitted only a few projects.Flexibility to use any weight yarn, accomodating different cast on and bind off methods and clearly explained brioche basics with a video support for each one, what more could I have asked for. Loved to work on this project “ - Anonymous

“This is an amazing formula pattern. It’s great for those of us with plenty of experience that just don’t want to do the math ourselves. You could even change up the stitch pattern without too much difficulty.” -Elfinfaerie

“My daughter loves her scarf …& I loved knitting it for her! Jessica provided clear instructions, as well as alternate finishing options to customize the project based on the knitter’s experience level.” - tanya

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ABOUT THE PATTERN
This pattern is reversible. It creates a beautiful, simple, modern, and versatile design that everyone will love!

APPROXIMATE SIZING
(Small, Medium, Large)
Width: (2, 4, 6) in / (5, 10, 15) cm
Length: (40, 55, 70) in / (102, 140, 178) cm

YARN & NEEDLES

Fingering Weight Yarn
(154, 409, 794) yd/ (141, 374, 726) m, (39, 102, 199) g yarn
3.5 mm (US size 4) needles, or size needed to obtain gauge

DK Weight Yarn
(116, 319, 612) yd/ (106, 292, 559) m, (53, 145, 278) g yarn
4.0 mm (US size 6) circular needle, or size needed to obtain gauge

Bulky Weight Yarn
(78, 229, 430) yd/ (71, 209, 393) m, (74, 218, 410) g yarn
5.5 mm (US size 9) circular needle, or size needed to obtain gauge

Super Bulky Weight Yarn
(40, 138, 247) yd/ (37, 127, 226) m, (65, 223, 398) g yarn
9.0 mm (US size 13) circular needle, or size needed to obtain gauge

The design sample used Lion Brand Heartland yarn (100% Acrylic, 20% Wool; 251 yds / 230 m, 142 g) held double, in Grand Canyon (MC) and Badlands (CC).

GAUGE
Gauge for 4 in/10 cm of Brioche

Fingering Weight: 26 sts, 28 rows
DK Weight: 22 sts, 22 rows
Bulky Weight: 16 sts, 16 rows
Super Bulky Weight: 9 sts, 10 rows

Note: For gauge, Rows 1a and 1b (or 2a and 2b) combined count as one row.

Also note: Meeting gauge isn’t crucial for the success of the project but will affect your finished measurements.

TOOLS
Darning needle
Tape measure

TECHNIQUES
Skill Level: Intermediate
• brk
• brp
• k
• sl1yo

If you’ve ever heard about brioche from other knitters, you might be feeling intimidated and as if it’s too difficult for you. Or maybe you’ve tried it before, and the pattern you used made you more confused than when you started. I feel you, because I’ve been there too! But, I’m convinced that with the right support, you can absolutely knit brioche… and love it. The tutorials for all of the stitches are linked in the pattern, as well as a one color brioche tutorial and a two color brioche worked-flat tutorial!

Note: if you are especially wanting to work 2-color brioche and you're feeling a bit scared, you may want to start with 2-color brioche in the round, such as my Any Yarn Brioche Cowl.

All Snickerdoodle Knits patterns include clear, step-by-step instructions and linked video technique tutorials to walk you through the pattern with confidence. I am also available for pattern support if you have questions.

COPYRIGHT
Please do not copy, share, or distribute this pattern, as this pattern design is property of Snickerdoodle Knits. You are welcome to sell the knits that you make using this pattern, but I do ask that you provide credit to Snickerdoodle Knits for the pattern and that you link my pattern on Ravelry when you are selling online. Thank you so much for understanding and for your support!

NOTES
Huge thanks to all of the test knitters and the tech editor for this pattern, Megan of Pip & Pin.

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