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Playful, striking, or purposeful — your palette choice will determine the mood of this chevron scarf. Bevel can be worked in Loft for lightweight warmth or in Arbor for greater drape and heft as well as a larger size. The pattern calls for three contrast colors, but using scraps in a gradient or as bright accents opens up limitless possibilities.

Construction

• This scarf is worked in a modular fashion. The center (chevron section) of the scarf is worked first, beginning with two setup triangles that are joined together on the WS before beginning the main chevron section of the scarf. The outer side borders are picked up and worked outwards from the center section of the scarf in two separate flat parts. Next, the top and bottom borders are picked up and worked from the top or bottom edge of the scarf, plus from the edges of the side borders.
• After the center section of scarf is finished, the side borders are picked up and worked in Color 1. When side borders are complete, Top and Bottom borders are picked up and worked across stitches of center scarf and both side edgings.

Yarn
FINGERING VERSION
Brooklyn Tweed Loft (100% American Targhee-Columbia wool; 275 yards/50 grams)

2 skeins of Color 1 (C1)
1 skein each of Color 2 (C2), Color 3 (C3), and Color 4 (C4)

Photographed in colors Truffle Hunt (C1), Old World (C2), Faded Quilt (C3), & Flannel (C4) and Woodsmoke (C1), Hayloft (C2), Cinnabar (C3), & Long Johns (C4)

DK VERSION
Brooklyn Tweed Arbor (100% American Targhee wool; 145 yards/50 grams)

3 skeins of Color 1 (C1)
2 skeins each of Color 2 (C2), Color 3 (C3), and Color 4 (C4)

Photographed in colors Thaw (C1), Fleet (C2), Sashiko (C3), Dorado (C4)

Yardage
FINGERING VERSION
475 yards C1; 245 yards C2; 195 yards C3; 190 yards C4 of fingering weight wool yarn

DK VERSION
435 yards C1; 250 yards C2; 220 yards C3; 200 yards C4 of DK weight wool yarn

Gauge
FINGERING VERSION
23 stitches & 46 rows (23 garter ridges) = 4" in garter stitch, after blocking

DK VERSION
20 stitches & 40 rows (20 garter ridges) = 4" in garter stitch, after blocking

Needles
FINGERING VERSION
One pair of straight needles or a 24" or longer circular needle* and one 47" circular needle† in size needed to obtain gauge listed
Suggested Size: 4 mm (US 6)

DK VERSION
One pair of straight needles or a 24" or longer circular needle* and one 47" circular needle† in size needed to obtain gauge listed
Suggested Size: 5 mm (US 8)

*Knitter’s preferred style of needle may be used.

† The 47” circular needle is required to accommodate the large number of stitches for the edging; this circular needle may also be used to work the scarf itself.

Finished Dimensions
FINGERING VERSION
8¼" [21cm] wide; 71" [180.5 cm] long

DK VERSION
9½" [24 cm] wide; 82½" [209.5 cm] long

Measurements taken from relaxed fabric after blocking.

Skill Level
3 out of 5

Our sincerest thanks goes to our translators: Bianca French (German), Marina Melnikova (Russian), Sophie Oudry-Braillon (French), and our Japanese translator (who wishes to remain anonymous).