Skill Level
Perfect for a newish knitter.

There are 2 sizes of scarf in this pattern.
One is a slightly narrow and short scarf which is not too bulky and is suitable for wearing under at sleek city coat… the other is wider and longer and designed to keep a country girls neck warm during the long country winters of Upstate New York.

You have a choice of either Double Seed Stitch or Chevron Stitch. Both are a simple combination of knit and purl, and both stitch patterns are charted as well as written out.
And both stitch patterns are reversible so the scarf looks the same on both sides.

If you have a question, please contact me through Ravelry at user: szzn1225 or at: http://thefibreworks.com

Materials
City Girl’s Scarf:
About 375 yards Fibreworks “Worsted Lite” Handspun yarn
-OR-
3 “City Tweed HW” , 164 yards, 100grams (www.knitpicks.com)
Size 10.5US, 6.5mm knitting needles or size to obtain gauge.

Country Girl’s Scarf:
About 550 yards Fibreworks “Worsetd Lite” Handspun yarn
-OR-
4 “City Tweed HW” , 164 yards, 100grams (www.knitpicks.com)
Size 10.5US, 6.5mm knitting needles or size to obtain gauge.

Gauge
Before blocking, using Size 10.5US, 6.5mm needles, about 15 stitches to 4” in double seed stitch.
Gauge is not really critical with this project.
Just keep knitting until you have about one yard of yarn left.

Size
size before blocking:
City Girl’s Scarf: about 8” x 40” in double seed stitch
Country Girl’s Scarf: about 8” x 40” in double seed stitch

finished size after blocking:
City Girl’s Scarf: about 7 1/2” x 48” in double seed stitch
Country Girl’s Scarf: about 10” x 60” in double seed stitch