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Ashworth Scarf
The only word for this scarf is luscious! Soft, silky, luxurious laceweight cashmere gives an ethereal halo to this light and cozy fabric. If cashmere isn’t in your budget, find the softest merino or alpaca laceweight you can!
Chic oversized cables alternate sides to produce a reversible fabric and provide maximum punch for minimal effort! The fabric scrunches and drapes in fantastic ways. It’s the scarf you’ll keep reaching for over and over.
Technical Editing by Jaya Purswani
SIZE
One - approximately 60” x 12” / 152cm x 30cm, blocked. Size is adjustable.
MATERIALS
Laceweight yarn, approximately 1200 yards / 1097m
Each additional 400 yards / 365m will add approximately 20” / 51cm to the length of the scarf.
Shown in Jade Sapphire Mongolian Cashmere 2-ply. Colour: Silver Pearl (100% cashmere/400 yds per 55g skein), 3 skeins.
US 2 / 2.75mm circular or straight needles cable needle of similar diameter (or a double pointed needle)
2 stitch markers
2-page PDF contains full colour photographs and a tutorial on the Outline Stitch Bind Off.
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- First published: August 2010
- Page created: August 9, 2010
- Last updated: March 14, 2023 …
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