This scarf is named for the place my husband proposed in a crater of a volcano, Mt Buninyong. The yarn used to knit the first prototype was yarn he gifted to me for our seventh wedding anniversary; traditionally supposed to be a woollen gift. ♥♥♥

Construction:
This delicate DK weight lace scarf features a reversible lace pattern based on stocking stitch, rather than garter stitch. This makes this scarf reversible, something uncommon in lace scarves.

While the scarf is not exactly indentical on both sides, the mix of stocking and reverse stocking stitch mirror each other nicely enough so that there is no wrong side to this scarf.

While the scarf uses basic increasing and decreasing to create the lace pattern, it does require concentration and knit and purl stitches are worked on both sides.

Sizing:
One size -
Width: 6 - 7 inches/15 - 18 cms

Length: 56 inches/142 cms approximately

Skill Level: Intermediate

Techniques used:
knit and purl
Working from charts
Lace

Yarn Requirements:
Pear Tree Supersoft Merino (100% Australian merino; 220yd 201m/100g) - 1 skein. (discontinued)

OR

WOOLganics Organic Merino (100% Organic Australian merino; 113yd 103m/50g - 2 balls. (discontinued)

Original yarns are both worsted spun merino with a 4 ply structure.

Samples shown in Pear Tree Turkey (red) and WOOLganics Kundalini (purple). White Gum Wool, Millpost Merino or Ochre Yarns would all make suitable substitutes.